Business in the Panopticon

Anyone who has spoken to me for more than a few minutes knows that I am very much a civil libertarian at heart, and believe that the so called compromise between freedom and security is one of the worst kinds of politically motivated false dichotomy. Having grown up under the threat of IRA bombings and […]

Marcus Povey

Anyone who has spoken to me for more than a few minutes knows that I am very much a civil libertarian at heart, and believe that the so called compromise between freedom and security is one of the worst kinds of politically motivated false dichotomy. Having grown up under the threat of IRA bombings and […]

Elgg 1.5 released

Gosh! I’ve hardly had a moment to post recently! Essentially this is because I and the rest of the Curverider team have been working flat out to get Elgg 1.5 released – which I am very pleased to say has finally happened! Both the Curverider team and the open source community have all pulled together […]

Marcus Povey

Gosh! I’ve hardly had a moment to post recently! Essentially this is because I and the rest of the Curverider team have been working flat out to get Elgg 1.5 released – which I am very pleased to say has finally happened! Both the Curverider team and the open source community have all pulled together […]

Bug tracking

Over on his blog, my good friend and colleague Ben has written a good post about bugtrackers. He is essentially complaining that there are currently none available that are good for both developers and end users. Broadly speaking I agree with him. The two main players – Bugzilla and Trac – are both lacking. Bugzilla’s […]

Marcus Povey

Over on his blog, my good friend and colleague Ben has written a good post about bugtrackers. He is essentially complaining that there are currently none available that are good for both developers and end users. Broadly speaking I agree with him. The two main players – Bugzilla and Trac – are both lacking. Bugzilla’s […]