Work
We're in the new building, and it seems that just about everything got moved across okay. A lot of people spent a lot of time over the weekend making sure that things went smoothly for us today, and I'm very grateful for that.

There was a small hiccup where my mouse and speakers ended up in Dancer's bin (the removalists put them there), but otherwise things went without a hitch.

The coffee machine isn't plumbed in yet, so we have to use the back-up machine which isn't anywhere near as good.

Luke and DataServe
It looks like not only have I met Luke before, I worked with him. DataServe was a company created by Luke and some mutual friends of ours a long time ago, about when I was 12-13. Luke even found my old report (I was head of the Commodore division), where I discussed some of the software I was working on at the time.

I'm glad that Luke kept all these documents, they bring back many memories of when I was a little geek, instead of being the big geek I am now. I think that if DataServe were to be reformed today it would prove to be a quite successful company -- the people in it have certainly gone on to prove themselves to be quite talented.

Homeworld
It's very pretty, has a nice feel, and so far has a reasonable plot. Pity I suck at it. Ian will probably be dissapointed in me.