September 30, 2006
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Found via Skype Journal, a view of the differences between the Yahoo! Hack day and eBay's DevCon approches. The Typical participant is interesting and I thought it was interesting they both had Musical entertainment. Hummmm, do you think this would … Continue reading
September 28, 2006
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Its happening on October 17th in Leicester Square. You can find lots more information on the official site (needs text) or the weirdly titled upcoming event. Comments [Comments] Trackbacks [0]
September 28, 2006
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Its happening on October 17th in Leicester Square. You can find lots more information on the official site (needs text) or the weirdly titled upcoming event. Comments [Comments] Trackbacks [0]
September 28, 2006
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So I'm having a leaving do tomorrow night (29th Sept 2006). Its going to be at Souk Medina which is near Seven dials in Covert Garden. I have a space booked from 7pm, and expect to be there for most … Continue reading
September 27, 2006
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Found via Ben Hammersley's blog Moo.com's Flickr Minicards service has launched and lordy is it good. Get up to a 100 of your Flickr images on the front of business cards, for $20? 10 free for all Flickr Pro users? … Continue reading
September 27, 2006
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Torrent freak has done some digging and found that the Torrent sites are becoming even more popular. Mininova.org is still the most popular (no suprise there), Torrentspy is 2nd and The PirateBay is 3rd. The freak have also followed up … Continue reading
September 27, 2006
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Me and Sarah did a podcast last night about some comments on her blog recently.The post was about race and interracial stereotypes and centres around a piece in the guardian over a year ago (march 2005). Now someones called werdz … Continue reading
September 25, 2006
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And people called it vapourware… well trust me its up and running. I'm on the beta and finding my way around. I'm not sure if I can post screenshots but I have seen others have done on Flickr already. Comments … Continue reading
September 25, 2006
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MobuzzTV has a nice two part video piece about violence in video games. Well worth watching and made me laugh and shake my head. Part one and two. Enjoy! Comments [Comments] Trackbacks [0]
September 25, 2006
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I wasn't sure if I should title this post with a ! or ? So I decided to leave it for now. Anyway with DRM getting worst than ever according to BoingBoing, I found this post about Bittorrent's future without … Continue reading
September 24, 2006
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Found via BoingBoing On February 15, 2006 I discovered that the photo sharing site Flickr had reached 100 million hosted photos. Today (September 22 2006) at 11.18 PM CET, only seven months later, Flickr passed the quarter billion mark – … Continue reading
September 22, 2006
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If your in London today and would love to meet up for Dinner with Howard Rheingold of the SmartMobs and Virtual Community fame This is very last minute and we are going to have a meal rather than the usual … Continue reading
September 22, 2006
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I should have a really good video for one web day (22nd September). Howard Rheingold talking to the BBC in a talk titled Co-operate or Die! Should have the video online sometime tonight, so keep an eye on a update … Continue reading
September 22, 2006
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After listening to Security now Episode 58, I had write a quick blog post to warn people about this very (I would say) critical flaw in Windows XP and IE. I have temporarily patched my systems by unregistering the VGX … Continue reading
September 20, 2006
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The venture which I should have got much more involved in has launched to the public. Trustedplaces.com is open for business! Yes, our dear friends we are now one letter up; have moved from alpha to beta and have opened … Continue reading