ian.seyler.me
Ian Seyler
A 64-bit OS/software loader. Message/call securely - ask for my number. Send a secure message. If you like code. If you like photos.
ian.silberblog.com
silberblog.com - This website is for sale! - silberblog Resources and Information.
ian.simplybook.me
Simply book our services in Noosa Heads
387) Bosnia and Herzegovina. 1284) Virgin Islands, British. 1) United States of America and Canada. 236) Central African Republic. 243) Congo, The Democratic Republic of the (Zaire). 5399) Cuba (Guantanamo Bay). 8812) Ellipso (Mobile Satellite service). 8813) Ellipso (Mobile Satellite service). 88213) EMSAT (Mobile Satellite service). 500) South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands. 881) Global Mobile Satellite System (GMSS). 8818) Globalstar (Mobile Satellite Service). 590) Saint Martin (French).
ian.slingers.org
Not Really My Blog At All
Not Really My Blog At All. Saturday, May 9, 2009. Using Blogger as an OpenID Provider. I don't use Blogger as a blogging platform. I find it pretty limited and as an inveterate hacker I found that Wordpress gave me much more opportunity to waste time by endlessly tweaking plugins and themes. Was trying to comment on a blog the other day and asked me "what's this OpenID thing? It appears that Blogger now requires you to sign comments with credentials from one of several sites or OpenID. These shortcoming ...
ian.smartforaliving.com
Aola
My background is in the design and building of pipe organs, industrial design and interaction design. What I love about design is building things that work both mechanically, and more interestingly, in support of the aspirations of people. I want to continue my experience working with and leading design and production teams, in a company where I can contribute to the development of three dimensional, service, and/or software based products.
ian.smithdahl.com
Ian Smithdahl | Full time stay-at-home dad. Part time web design.
Full time stay-at-home dad. Part time web design. Are we living in the Matrix, part one: a simple roll of the dice. The Matrix is one of my favorite movies. When it came out, I was in college. It fueled many philosophical conversations among my friends and me. And not just in my circle. It was so popular with the college students that it played in the local theater for a whole year! In that year I saw it on the big screen dozens of times. It, of course, forces us to ask the question: is our universe real?
ian.spruceonline.com
Radical Rabbit's Burrow | Photography, Stories and Anecdotes.
Radical Rabbit's Burrow. July 20, 2013. Grand Final Ticket Price Extortion. With all the fuss that usually surrounds the purchasing of Grand final tickets and with the arrival as a premiership force of the South Sydney Rabbitohs, you’d think that the NRL would embrace the challenge and sell out ANZ Stadium twice over so that it could accommodate the millions of Rabbitoh fans that would want to see their team winning another title for the first time in 42 years. So provided you can actually afford the cos...
ian.starkey.muchloved.com
Loving memories of Ian Starkey.
ian.stjameswoodley.org
Ian, Emma and Merryn
Ian, Emma and Merryn. The Great Adventure To KKV! Emma Soo…Apparently I’m worth Many cows. Oh yeah and look at this please…. Is it cos I is Muzunghu? Posted in Kenya 2010. On 07/16/2011 09:17 pm by Ian. Hello there intrepid blog readers! First off an apology… (but not News of the World style! Dan and I have not exactly overwhelmed you with updates, infact this is my first! I’m sure you can guess why, a combination of unreliable internet connection and just being really really busy! Remember last year I t...
ian.stuart.hackingtheuniversity.net
An interview with Ian Stuart
Inspired by The Setup. Software Engineer, EDINA. May 16, 2012. Who are you, and what do you do? My name is Ian Stuart. And I’m a software engineer at EDINA. I started out, way back in the early 80’s, learning electronics and wiring up pulse telephone exchanges. I dabbled with BBC and Comoadore computers, and played at programming (in assembler! Over the years, I moved into repairing hardware… and then doing software support as part of “looking after the customer.”. Primarily I’m a Perl. I’m also me...
