Some Brisbane Guy

That’s right fans, I’ve finally fixed my RSS feed. I thought it just randomly broke, but it looks like I was stuffing around with a random file that actually gets included in the RSS XML and it broke everything. The end.

In other news I’ve been on holidays and got back, and I have tons of photos.

In still other news, we successfully launched the new Suncorp website this week. It’s a massive site and we built it using ASP.NET and C#, with lots of user controls and master pages to help get us through. We had some server troubles at first but now we’re looking good and the site looks like it’s going to hold up nicely. I’m stoked, because I’ve been working on the project since May and it’s great to see it finally come to fruition.

Well I don’t remember the last time I saw a Bureau of Meteorology radar image of Brisbane and south-east Queensland like this one. It’s raining!

Well, hopefully the drought breaks, even though the QLD government is spending millions building water recycling and pipelines that come online in the next few months. Not that it will be wasted; more than a thousand people migrate to Queensland every week so the infrastructure is starting to struggle, and who knows how climate change will affect our rainfall and climate.

I’ve changed the title of my blog from my name to “Hot Brisbane Guy”, because how cool would it be for my site to be in the search results for “hot brisbane guy?” It would be very cool.