We went to see Darren Hanlon at the Ruby Lounge Belgrave on Wednesday.
It rocked
Saturday, June 16, 2007
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About Me
- Bruce Cooper
- Bruce is a professional software engineer who lives in Melbourne, Australia. He works as a technical architect for Unico Computer Systems, helping our clients implement large scale enterprise solutions.
While working as an Enterprise Architect is fun, Bruce feels that there are often simpler and more network friendly ways of doing things, and sometimes it is difficult to convince clients of this. This blog is Bruce's frustrated outlet for such urges, along with random thoughts and holiday happy snaps :)
