Posts Tagged launchpad

Archive

July 1, 2010 by graham

A response to Oxford Archaeology

NB This post should never have showed up in the blog feed; I never published it because my comment actually did make it onto the OA blog. A bug made it appear in the feed. Sorry for the confusion.

Slight digression from the usual photography-related content of this blog. Anyone not interested in Launchpad or my work as a developer should look away nowish. We'll resume our usual programming shortly.

For those interested, please take a look below the fold.

Archive

December 10, 2009 by graham

Inline awesome

Originally posted over at the Launchpad blog. For the last million years1 or so I’ve been working on a cool new feature for Launchpad Bugs: an inline, AJAXified, asynchronous dupe finder. For quite some time now people have encountered timeouts or long response times when trying to file bugs, particularly when they enter a long bug [...]

Archive

November 17, 2009 by graham

Random thinkings

In bullet-point form, because I’m not capable of anything else right now. Banshee is being an arse on Karmic on my desktop machine. Can’t figure out why. It freezes up when playing big files (podcasts are particularly affected by this), plays too fast sometimes (so it sounds like I’m fast-forwarding through songs) and other times [...]

Archive

March 28, 2009 by graham

A cycle full of awesome

I don’t often blog here about work, mainly because It’s not (at the moment) open source (it will be come July, never you fear). The people who aren’t reading this blog for open source-related stuff (which to be fair is probably a reasonably high proportion; after all I’ve done a lot of photography and rant-blogging [...]

Archive

January 6, 2009 by graham

That was the year that was

It’s interesting how the number of people subscribing to this blog dropped by almost half after I published this mosiac of my photos from the anti Prop8 protest in Boston and this rant about the Bishop of Lancaster. In actual fact it looks like FeedBurner can no longer see the number of Livejournal-based subscribers to [...]
← Older posts