pandoricity

One of the most natural inclinations people have is self-justification.

Well, actually not all of us, really just me (I?).

One of my work colleagues has recently moved to Sydney, and was asking me about schools.

I have more ideas than I know what to do with; sadly, this is not because I'm busy, but more that I lack motivation to make time for my own ideas.

I have a Fuji Xerox CP205 w.

A few years ago, I was on playground duty and a charming 17-year-old threw some of his rubbish on the ground.

Because I was thinking about multi-member electorates, I couldn't help but jot down a few responses to common objections.

One of the depressing moments in NSW politics last year was when the former NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian, fronting ICAC over allegations that she had been improperly influenced due to a personal relationship, said: I don’t think it would be a surprise to

Short story: I'm going to be a Fusion Party candidate for Grayndler in the next Australian federal election.

I'm a capitalist.

We recently went to our fourth carpet store today.

One of my favourite ideas is that of a Local optimum, a mathematical concept that can be applied more broadly.

As a programming father you need to be concerned about your budget.

Content warning: this is directed purely at programmers.

A slightly amended version of this was subsequently published in the online version of the SMH I have a confession to make.

I'm happy that we're not all using COBOL and Fortran.

I often claim to live in the present; the past is a foreign land, and many will know how I feel about those.

Ambiguity of the week: How do I get this banana to work?

I always had this idea that we were a trifle self-absorbed when we studied history.