There are a number of different health identifiers in use throughout Australia, some for patients, some for doctors, some for organisations. Each identifier has its own particular use and rules around its format, with some more complex than others. Good
Curmi the Blog is back!
It has been 15 years since my last blog post. I eventually turned the blog off because it had no updates, and everyone tells me no one blogs anymore. Well, I decided it is time to bring back the blog!
QED
I work with a number of younger software engineers, so occasionally I’ll say something that demonstrates a sizeable generation gap. Usually it is because I’ve mentioned the lyrics of a song from the 80s, or some early 80s television show.
Improving Mac OS X: #3 – Trash Triggers
One of the many great things about OS X is the simple installation process most applications use. To summarise the process – “Simply Drag and Drop to Install”. OS X has the concept of an application “bundle” (there are other
Improving Mac OS X: #2 – The Desktop
The way we use computers has changed over the years. Today we use a lot more removable media – MP3 players, cameras, portable firewire drives, USB key drives, disk images, iDisk, network drives. Yet, after all this time, the desktop