Yesterday, Google announced that their calendar service (gCal) now supports the CalDAV protocol, allowing syncing with any calendar client that supports the standard.

A new bag each day for my kids. I’m the dad. I make these during my lunch break.

After 2 weeks of DNS issues causing the http://andrew.harrison.org URL to redirect to my construction server URL, everything seems to be fixed up, and working correctly.

http://andrew.harrison.org is now officially [finally] online after a major redesign and restructuring. I will get to…

Three are not an official carrier of the iPhone in Australia, however they do offer BYO iPhone plans for those wishing to buy it outright from other carriers.

Because they aren’t an official carrier, some settings need to be manually entered [such as the APN for internet access] and some can not be edited easily [such as the voicemail number].

To solve this problem, I’ve created a carrier bundle — a set of instructions the iPhone uses for such features — specifically for those using the iPhone on Three. It also includes a 3 logo as the carrier name.

Jon Hicks has recently joined the Opera team as Senior Designer, and he’s looking for real-world feedback on the User Interface:

How much does Opera feel like native application on your operating system? How much does it matter to you? Those using…

From the Telegraph comes 50 things you may not know about Barack Obama:

• He collects Spider-Man and Conan the Barbarian comics
• He was known as “O’Bomber” at high school for his skill at basketball
• He applied to appear in a black pin-up calendar while at Harvard but was rejected by the all-female committee.
• He uses an Apple Mac laptop

(via 3quarksdaily)

There was a post a few weeks ago over at css-tricks that asked some well known web designers what features they would like to see in CSS. There was a follow up a couple of weeks later too.

A lot of the responses…

Here’s an old story that is still hilarious: Arnold Chrysler was accused of stealing 40,000 coat hangers from hotels across England. Whilst in court, he had some fun with the lawyers:

Counsel: Now, Mr Chrysler – for let us assume that that…

The Australian Government is trying to push forward with plans to install a mandatory internet filter at ISP level for all Australian internet users. Though I have no doubt their intentions are good, the proposed model is a ridiculous overstep…

Last night on Enough Rope, Andrew Denton interviewed Philippe Petit, a charming 60-year-old French tight-rope walker who [illegally] strung a wire between the twin towers of the World Trade Centre in New York in 1974 and walked ["danced"] across it.

As…