Dugdale Towers

I was sitting at my desk last night at about 9.30pm when everything started to rumble. Nothing fell off the walls and nothing broke or really rattled but I did think it quite strange. Well, I've just found out that it was an earthquake and with a little further research I've found out that the epicentre was approximately 120km south of us.

You just gotta love Google. Just a few days after releasing Chrome, the browser that I'm no doubt going to be using more and more often as it develops, they go and release Google Moderator.

Google Moderator is a tool that Google use in-house that they've decided to release and let people use for free. What does it do? Well basically it allows you to set subjects and for users to ask questions. The questions can then be voted on by everyone so the more popular the question the higher it gets on the list.

The Joomla! website has had a face lift. The new look is very clean and dare I say it Web 2.0ish.

It's basically using the frontpage as a portal for the huge Joomla website and I suspect it's geared more towards 'new visitors'. It looks very appealing - it would just be nice if they updated it all at the same time, however I expect that is coming and it's really the content that matters.

If the poor old chaps at the Mambo Foundation hadn't had it bad enough the past couple of years, it's just getting worse for them, with the news that more people are jumping ship.

I say it's getting worse because everyone seems to be leaving. This time it's Al Warren, Chad Auld, Ozgur Cem Sen and Richard Ong. They've left to start up the MiaCMS, by taking the Mambo code.