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Topics from June, 2008
- FS: Completely hosed motorbike
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- Magnum Mac
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- Firefox 3
Posted by on Thursday, June 19. 2008
- Another quickie - libpq-fe.h and psycopg2 on osx
Posted by on Friday, June 13. 2008
- TelstraClear have gone completely nuts
Posted by on Wednesday, June 11. 2008
- Why can't I contact Pamela Fox
Posted by on Monday, June 9. 2008
- Totally incredible
Posted by on Sunday, June 8. 2008
- A first go at a web presentation / screen cast - oww oww owww!
Posted by on Sunday, June 8. 2008
- LinkedIn's Architecture - at last, something creative!
Posted by on Friday, June 6. 2008
- planet.nztech.org
Posted by on Tuesday, June 3. 2008
- Apple Time Capsule (500GB) mini-review
Posted by on Monday, June 2. 2008
Bio
David Preece is a software developer and entrepreneur based in Wellington (New Zealand). His next big thing is to bring mixing, remixing and ultimately the means to produce original works to anyone who wants it.
Previous next big things include development of the capture and intermediate compression technology in iShowU-HD; design and implementation of a small advertising network; the refinancing, technical direction, and a lot of the donkey work for Virtual Katy; technical direction, project management and (again) donkey work for VoiceQ; creating code and intellectual property around load balancing that was acquired by Allied Telesis; and the research and an implementation of the h.264 video compression protocol.
More details at LinkedIn
Contact: davep@zedkep.com
Previous next big things include development of the capture and intermediate compression technology in iShowU-HD; design and implementation of a small advertising network; the refinancing, technical direction, and a lot of the donkey work for Virtual Katy; technical direction, project management and (again) donkey work for VoiceQ; creating code and intellectual property around load balancing that was acquired by Allied Telesis; and the research and an implementation of the h.264 video compression protocol.
More details at LinkedIn
Contact: davep@zedkep.com
