Black holes are a never ending source of scientific intrigue. They form when a star of appropriate mass, approximately 5 to 10 times the mass of our own star, reaches…
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David Klemke
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Ah PowerPoint, the thing that everyone seems to loathe when they walk into a meeting yet still, when it comes time for them to present something, it’s the first tool…
David Klemke
3 Min Read
New technology always seems to border on the edge of being weird or creepy. Back in the 1970s and 80s it was weird to be into games, locking yourself away…
David Klemke
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It’s been a long time since I used a Norton product. Way back when I had just started working for Dick Smith Electronics I can remember happily recommending their products…
David Klemke
4 Min Read
I don’t think I’ve gone a few weeks without having to catch my heart in my throat when I see a new web service that closely resembles Geon. A year…
David Klemke
3 Min Read
I just don’t get books. There’s something inherently anti-social about picking one up and plonking yourself down to read a couple chapters as you’re publicly announcing “I’m doing something and…
David Klemke
2 Min Read
Way back in the days when the Internet was only a trickle into Australia I remember the information available being sparse and unreliable. Many teachers would not accept any information…
David Klemke
2 Min Read
Last night during my weekly drinks with friends the topic of Twitter came up. Whilst I can’t profess to being one of those ahead of the trend hipsters who were…
David Klemke
4 Min Read
It’s that time again! I’ve updated my Geon application to version 1.1 and this brings along with it a UI change, a shift in focus for some things and of…
David Klemke
3 Min Read
Well it may be late on a Sunday afternoon but here it is, my 100th blog post! It’s been quite a fun exercise for me and I’m hoping to bring…
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