by cameron | Jan 31, 2008 | Uncategorized
Help! Anybody out there an expert in Microsoft Word 2007? I’ve been using it to produce PDFs and it’s worked great – until recently. For the last few weeks I’ve suddenly been getting this white space on the right and bottom borders. It doesn’t appear in the Word version of the document, only when I save as PDF. I’ve tried everything I can think of – nothing has worked so far. Any advice much appreciated!
by cameron | Jan 31, 2008 | Uncategorized
I’ve never bought anything off of Etsy but Belinda has spent a small fortune on it. What a brilliant site. I love this sterling silver guitar pick.
by cameron | Jan 30, 2008 | Uncategorized
A Fisher Space Pen I ordered from the USA via Ebay a week ago just arrived. Want to plug the store –
Cyber Space Pens. A new x-750 cost me only AU $32.55 delivered to my door. That’s about 50% or less of what I’d pay locally in a store. I’ll be buying many more pens and refills from these folks.
by cameron | Jan 29, 2008 | Uncategorized
Spread the word. Saw this in Hosier Lane.
by cameron | Jan 28, 2008 | Melbourne, Podcast
On January 27, 2008, a small group of people gathered in South Melbourne for the inaugural meeting of Geeks Who Care, a group of geek activists who want to be more involved in their local communities.
Attendees are (L to R):
Colin Wilson, Matt Trentini, David Jackson, Father Bob Maguire, Cameron Reilly, Nay Parkinson, Tony Goodson, Miriam Parkinson
The two outcomes we agree to were:
1. to set up some face to face meetings with teenagers living in public housing communities in South Melbourne to run some of our ideas past them, to sanity check our thinking
2. to explore the idea of providing mesh networks and refurbished PC’s to kids in public housing around Melbourne.
There was an interesting discussion about whether or not GWC should be focused on providing technology-related solutions for people, to leverage our geek-fu, or just doing basic “good works” that aren’t specifically technology related. The general feelings seemed to be to try to do something geek-specific.
If you have any ideas on how to build out mesh networks for public housing communities, please throw your ideas around over on our Geeks Who Care forum.
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