Since removing the NEC Ranger pages in May, I’ve received numerous emails from people wanting them placed back online.

I didn’t realise the number of people that still referenced the pages regularly, otherwise I wouldn’t have removed them in the first place.

I don’t plan on updating the pages anymore, but they are at least back online here (and in a nicer format with downloadable PDFs).

Enjoy!

Adelaide based Internet service provider Internode have now launched Australia’s first nationwide commercial IPv6 service.

Internode’s offering is available natively to Ethernet and BGP customers, and via a Hexago tunnel broker for customers on Layer 2 services such as ADSL.

It’s great to see a company such as Internode taking this initiative to increase IPv6 usage. We’ve had IPv6 BGP transit from Internode since February which works very well.

Details on this service are available at http://ipv6.internode.on.net. The service is available to all customers at no additional charge.

Tags: IPv6

I first had the privilege of seeing Phantom of the Opera in 1992 with my Grandmother and Great-Grandmother.

I still remember the excitement of seeing Phantom for the first time and falling in love with the production. In the past 16 years I’ve listened to the soundtrack countless times (Andrew Lloyd Webber is ranked 2nd on my Last.fm profile) and have now seen the production three times.

I flew down to Melbourne in August last year to see Phantom for the second time and have just seen Phantom for the third time this Saturday just passed.

All three times the production was fantastic, with Anthony Warlow delivering a brilliant performance as The Phantom.

If you have not yet seen Phantom of the Opera, I would strongly recommend doing so.

Tags: Personal, Theatre