Luke Carbis » Update

Alarm now in beta!

Luke — Mon, 27 Jul 2009 12:42:22 +0000

I’ve finally released a beta of the Alarm program I’ve been writing.

Download it and take a look. It’s only been tested on Mac OS X 10.5, but there’s no reason it shouldn’t work in 10.4. There’s not, nor will there ever be, a windows version.

If you like it, please let me know. It’s free, not even donationware, all I ask is that you tell me that you like it. You can comment on this post if you like.

Please, also remember that it’s beta software, so if you find bugs (and you probably will), make sure you let me know what they are, as well.

So here it is, the DOWNLOAD LINK. Like I used to say to all of my customers when I worked for Uncle Tony’s Kebabs, ‘Enjoy’.

New Blog Theme

Luke — Fri, 24 Jul 2009 03:20:54 +0000

Occasionally I change my theme, and, while I know that you can see perfectly well what it looks like now, I like to include a blog post and a picture, for posterity. So here it is.

So what do you think? Do you like it? Better or worse than my last theme?

Graphs

Luke — Mon, 22 Dec 2008 22:09:43 +0000

I have a new website, called Graphs. It’s pretty cool. Check it out.

Lattr

Luke — Thu, 31 Jul 2008 06:19:25 +0000

I just launched a new (third) blog. It’s called Lattr. As in, the opposite to Formr.

I’ve recently taken an interest in futures and the study of the future etc. So that’s what it is about. No predictions yet, just questions. Lots and lots of questions.

From the about page:

“Latter is a blog about the future of our world. Specifically, it looks at trends and forecasts in Politics, Economy, Society, Technology, Law and Ecology.”

So check it out, and leave a comment to make me happy. I’ll be even happier if you actually read it, or at least recommend it to people who would.

Thanks! Bye.

Lattr

Back, for now.

Luke — Wed, 23 Jul 2008 11:04:08 +0000

I know it’s been a while. I’m just not into blogging anymore. I’ll make this quick.

1. My wordpress account was hacked. Lost my categories, it screwed things up. I’m going to fix it up and start this all from scratch.

2. New design. I really like it, how about you?

3. I’m thinking about starting a new blog – Learning From Luke, for my portal tasks.

4. I’m going to redesign my home page, too.

5. I wonder if anybody will notice that I updated my blog.

Busy

Luke — Mon, 25 Feb 2008 03:20:18 +0000

I’ve been so busy writing about The Universe, and Everything, that I’ve neglected writing about Life. So here’s a quick update.

I’m busy.

This week, for example, is jam packed. Monday I have uni all day, then netball at night. Tuesday is uni all day, Les Miserables at night. Wednesday working all day, Dinner with friends AND a church band meeting at night. Thursday is work, and Les Mis again at night. Friday I might take a bit of a break from work, and Youth at night.

Saturday I’m skydiving (my 21st birthday gift), in the morning, with a BBQ for lunch, and we’re going to an engagement party that night. Sunday, Church in the morning, and then going to see Santana(!) (another 21st pressie) that night.

Then start again on Monday.

I know that my readers are probably not going to be interested in all this – but understand that as a blogger I write blog posts for two reasons – readers entertainment and insights, and recording my own thoughts and life so I can look back on it all later.

One thing I don’t do very often is thank my readers – so thank you, everyone who regularly reads my blog, or has it bookmarked or in their RSS Reader.

Take it easy, and catch me later.

Read On…

Luke — Sun, 03 Feb 2008 21:19:28 +0000

Not enough people realise that usually, if I write a blog, only half of that entry appears on the front page.

You can read the rest of the entry by clicking the Read On link at the bottom of the post, or by clicking the post title.

So I’ve changed the Read On link to be a little bigger and standoutish, so that you can all learn to use it. Even with posts like this!

You never know, you might just find something interesting at the end of the post! (Not this time, though.)

Catch me later.