Kiwi, living in Australia. Have worked in the IT sector for many years, and largely progressed into management. This means that I do little or no coding at work, and therefore my main outlet for technology is home. I also like politics, and some other random stuff, all of which are likely to find an outlet on this blog.
technpol
Some technology, some politics, and some of whatever else I like
technpol 
Hi Paul, You commented on KB about texts and stuff. If you are into techno communications you will like this that is happening.
http://tinyurl.com/l4jwww8
Well I see that you’ve been in Lisbon! 🙂
Not as yet, but interestingly enough I will be in a few weeks. What made you think I’d already been there?
Fellow kiwi. can i talk to you about a feature i wish am working on for uiGrid A direct communication channel of some sort would be appreciated. my twitter is @justin_romaine. Cheers.
@Justin: easiest way is on the gitter channel: https://gitter.im/angular-ui/ng-grid. There’s a bunch of ui-grid stuff happening there, and you can direct message me there too.
gotcha. Cheers 🙂
Hi, we would like to move from France and we have plenty of ideas and created many projects in photos albums, in stuffs and are developping some application with node, angular, mongo … Is there any opportunities to find some partners ?
sonia
Hi, Re a comment from your excellent series at Kiwiblog stating your belief that the accommodation supplement is a factor in driving up house values (via the rental market) I tend to agree. But I see that Motu have conducted research (commissioned by MSD) finding that not to be generally the case. Interested in what you think. Lindsay Mitchell (dandl.mitchellNZ@gmail.com)
Click to access 2021-findings-on-accommodation-supplement.pdf