I am not going to talk about the decolonisation of software development, because decolonisation must start with the repatriation of Indigenous land and life. Or in the parlance of these times…
My work bookshelf
Perhaps not the average selection for an IT place, but it should be
Nethui 2019
To start with, I just want to say this is purely a summary of what I took away from Nethui this year. Also I will be being careful not to takahi anyone, If I do, please let me know and I will…
Kohacon19
As is always the case this was the best Kohacon yet. Dublin is a fantastic city and the hospitality of Interleaf, PTFS Europe and the Dublin Business School is second to none.
Kohacon18 : Portland Oregon
As always this was the best Kohacon yet, I will write up a more technical post over on the work site but I wanted to write up a more personal one over here. Kohacons are different to any other…
Foods what I ate in the last 10 days
Chicken and tortilla soup, and a crab and shrimp sandwich
Unsung heroes of Koha 34 – David Nind
David Nind is one of a kind. Neither he nor the organisation he works for use Koha, but he has been active in the community for many many years. He helps with maintaining the wiki, running the…
Waiata list
Ka Pioioi Paikea E hara i te mea Tutira mai Maku ra pea Te Aroha With NZSL !! Toia mai te waka nei Purea nei E toru ngā mea Ma wai ra Tai Aroha He Honore Me he manu rere Putiputi kanehana…
Patu to the face as a service – Testimonials
I was just talking about 3000 year old Welsh skulls and Māori not being tangata whenua and bam, patu right in my face. Had to stop, and go down to the A&E
Unsung heroes of Koha 33 – Joy Nelson
Not only does Joy describe Bibframe by using the ontology of Tutu, but she probably currently knows the most about data migrations to Koha. This would be neat in itself, but she never hesitates to…
Kōrerorero 