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Husband, Father, coffee addict, Scifi and Electronica fan, UNIX and Mac user and in my day job I'm Director of Places for Nokia.Where's Gary?
Last seen at Teddington Kebab House on 16 May 2012 18:44 UTC
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Recent Commentage
- Gary on WP Biographia – Add A Biography Box To Your WordPress Posts And Pages: Chris – can you send me...
- Chris on WP Biographia – Add A Biography Box To Your WordPress Posts And Pages: Gary, Confirmed the same...
- Gary on WP Biographia – Add A Biography Box To Your WordPress Posts And Pages: Odd. I can’t reproduce it....
- Hossein Zilan on WP Biographia – Add A Biography Box To Your WordPress Posts And Pages: Yes, exactly!
- Chris on WP Biographia – Add A Biography Box To Your WordPress Posts And Pages: Thanks Gary. Works great!
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- Bowie TX Rocks on Learn by Example, An Untapped Treasure Trove of PHP, CSS and Javascript examples!: WordPress Shortcodes; Documenting The Undocumentable(vicchi.org)
- wtyczka WP Biographia on [»] Wyświetlanie podpisu autora we wpisach: 3.3.2 Ogólne informacjeWtyczkę można ściągnąć z Oficjalnego repozytorium...
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- WordPress Plugins from A to Z Episode 65 on Feed Wordpress, Advanced Category Excluder, QR Color...: Asking For WordPress Plugin Help And Support Without...
- Switched over to WordPress – Adena's Writings on Asking For WordPress Plugin Help And...: Asking For WordPress Plugin Help And...
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This is my personal blog not a corporate one; see the whole disclaimer here.Taggage
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- @emilyhasbooks Had a quick look but need some details. Email me? http://t.co/XXoiauhB has the address. about 12 hours ago from Twitter for iPhone in reply to emilyhasbooks
- Geo-playground. I approve. @ St. James's School http://t.co/LccILyHB about 15 hours ago from Instagram
- Meh. Yet another web service API that doesn't support JSONP. Sometimes I think people don't actually want developers to use their stuff. about 16 hours ago from TweetDeck
- @harry_wood If you have Xcode installed, "do shell script "/usr/bin/purge" with administrator privileges" as an AppleScript works well about 18 hours ago from web in reply to harry_wood
- @harry_wood Fusion always "hangs" onto memory after I've used it. It's a pain. about 18 hours ago from web in reply to harry_wood
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Tag Archives: berlin
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Apr 11
Apr 11
iOS Location Caching Round-up – Conspiracy Theories: 0, Smart Location Caching: 1
More a meta post, or what Kuro5hin would have called MLP (meaningless link propagation), this post started out as a comment to one of my previous posts on the iOS location caching controversy but soon expanded way beyond a comment … Continue reading
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Apr 11
Apr 11
Communicating To The Communicators (At The CIPR Social Media Conference)
Regular readers of this blog will be aware of my comfort zones when it comes to speaking at conferences. If there’s maps, geography or location involved, however tenuous the connection, I’m well within my comfort zone. But speaking to a … Continue reading
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Tagged berlin, cipr, communication, conference, geotagged, london, media, social
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Apr 11
Apr 11
The Missing Manual For OpenStreetMap?
The first computer I used at work was powerful for its day (though pitifully underpowered compared to the phone that’s sitting in my pocket at the moment) but was somewhat unfriendly by today’s standards. You sat down at a terminal … Continue reading
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Tagged berlin, book, cartography, geotagged, maps, openstreetmap, osm, review
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Feb 11
Feb 11
Putting The Tube On The Grid; A Geeked Out Cartographical Recipe
Here’s a simple, cut-out-and-keep recipe for making a very geeked out update on a cartographical classic. First, take a classic and iconic map which appeals to both the map geek in you as well as the Tube geek in you. … Continue reading
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Feb 11
Feb 11
“Ich Bin Geograph” – WhereCamp EU Is Coming To Berlin
In March 2010, Chris Osborne and myself transplanted the post-Where 2.0 WhereCamp from Silicon Valley and brought it to London. Judging by the feedback and comments we got during and after the event, it was a geotastic success and showed … Continue reading
