Submitted by James Purser on Fri, 23/01/2009 - 12:49
Curse you migraine! Spent half of today either pacing my room or throwing up due to a massive headache, finally getting to sleep about 5:30pm. Meant that I missed the close of the conference and the toys give away.
Well done to Wellington for getting the gong for 2010.
Photos: Yay managed to get my photos off my camera thanks to Kim Hawtin and another gentleman I didn't catch the name of. I've set up a Set on flickr and I've included a couple of the better ones below:
Submitted by James Purser on Wed, 21/01/2009 - 06:18
Well it's not really the end, still got the Penguin Dinner tonight down at the Wrest Point (home of the $22.00 pizza). However today was kind of lazy, mostly due to the fact that I was/am so shattered after getting up early this morning. Attended the keynote, will have to watch the video to ensure I catch up on the bits that I missed through nodding off.
Submitted by James Purser on Tue, 20/01/2009 - 19:27
Blergh, for some reason I've been up since 5:30 so I thought I would take the opportunity to post some random thoughts:
Submitted by James Purser on Tue, 20/01/2009 - 00:26
Well I'm really enjoying myself at LCA 09 and I've actually been productive in that I sent a patch into Mikal's mythnettv. So let's see what the rest of the day brings.
Submitted by James Purser on Sun, 18/01/2009 - 22:48
I'm sitting here watching Michael Still give his talk on mythnettv and I've got to say that I'm impressed. At the moment it's strictly command line (I believe there is a gtk UI for mythbuntu but that's not true Myth Integration), however it does offer what I think is a better way to integrate traditional media and the new media arena than what I was working on.
I've hit a couple of feeds that it doesn't like, however it's early days so I have high hopes.
Submitted by James Purser on Sun, 18/01/2009 - 10:57
Well as I sit here in our wonderful accomodation, I can say that I've enjoyed my time in Hobart so far. The trip down was interesting especially once we started to fly over Tasmania. It was amazingly obvious how much logging actually happens in Tasmania from the height we were flying at. The contrast between unlogged areas and those that had been thinned out was stark.
Submitted by James Purser on Mon, 12/01/2009 - 21:51
In keeping with previous years, Michael Davies has setup a planet for LCA 09, so this is my first entry in an lca09 specific feed. I'll be sending Michael the details so he can add it to the planet.
