Archive for October, 2006

Mifos and GTC in the P-I

Tuesday, October 31st, 2006

Tom Paulson from the Seattle P-I just posted a story on microfinance links to Seattle (building on the Nobel prize story that I haven't blogged yet. You'll find it here. (watch for the lamest quote ever from your humble blogospondent)

Spell-check in FireFox 2

Saturday, October 28th, 2006

I just had my first OMG moment in a web browser in a long, long time... I downloaded FireFox 2 a few days ago and am in the middle of filling out an online form and after typing "offstreet" into a text field it was immediately underlined with red dots ...

Where I’ve Been

Friday, October 27th, 2006

Lots of backed up half-written blog posts still to come at a later, more sane time. For now, this is a fun little tool... I clearly have a lot of places left to visit in the world (and should probably go for a couple of big wins - Russia, China, ...

On the train

Thursday, October 5th, 2006

The Amtrak train from News York to Washington is a really great time to catch up on email (although I need to remember to get on the quiet car next time), but I really don't understand why we can't have WiFi on the train. I believe there's a (draft?) WiMax ...

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