December 31, 2008
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Getting a load of blog posts out before I go out on the town tonight it would seem. So my thoughts on Symmetric Follow and Second Twitter Accounts. Well I don't own a second Twitter account unless you maybe count … Continue reading
December 31, 2008
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Its New years eve, and I'm already getting messages via text saying “Happy New Year, thought I'd send this out before the networks jam up or fall over.” Oh how different things would be if most of my friends used … Continue reading
December 31, 2008
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So its the very eve of 2009 and I've been thinking what should I be doing for 2009. But before that a review of how well I've done in 2008 seems like a good idea. You can find the full … Continue reading
December 31, 2008
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I partly talked about this before but theres been a series of updates which I couldn't help but blog about. So I was talking to Miles about a client which could support much more that Microblogging and we were suprised … Continue reading
December 28, 2008
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I've been reading this fantastic ebook on my ipod called Security for People and Computers by Neal Puff. I had assumed because the cocoa application (what do you call ipod/iphone apps?) was free it would be available somewhere else as … Continue reading
December 28, 2008
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I've never quite found a total replacement for Particls, but there's something between snackr + gwibber + pidgin + socialmedian + pipes and a bunch of other stuff which could make the experience particls like. Technorati Tags: aggregation, desktop, rss, … Continue reading
December 25, 2008
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If you didn't receive one in your mailbox, no worries. Here it is for you to print off, make your festive wallpaper or just throw darts at. Thanks to Cristiano for the excellent photograph, I just tweaked the levels and … Continue reading
December 25, 2008
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Well I like to think I have. As you can see I've done a lot of trips every month this year but its Manchester to London and back again, which I'm doing frequently. The most costly on Carbon was my … Continue reading
December 24, 2008
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One of the things I really missed out on but have been following is the developments around the open stack. I kind of prefer social stack but I can see a lot of benefit to open over social. Anyway, this … Continue reading
December 24, 2008
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Taken from Steve Clayton's blog. This is for all my friends is who have yet to join Twitter and think Facebook is where its at. You all know who you are… Comments [Comments] Trackbacks [0]
December 22, 2008
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Doc Searls is such a great thinker, it would be great to see him on stage at a Thinking Digital, Pop!tech or TED. Video 3.0 is two way. Or many-way. It’s with, not just to. And its “def” is truly … Continue reading
December 20, 2008
by ianforrester
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So i'm watching live TV because I'm ill and am really waiting for the IT Crowd to start. Anyway Film 4 have Baz Lurhmann's Romeo + Juliet starting and I thought I've not seen that for ages and boy I … Continue reading
December 18, 2008
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Imran sent me a link to this readwriteweb entry about the iphone being Apple's netbook. Although I'm totally buying the reason of wifi usage here's what they say… Steve Jobs once said that the iPhone is Apple's netbook, and this … Continue reading
December 18, 2008
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At the recent speeddating event I went on, people always ask what you do. I always have problems explaining what I do without using up at least 30secs of the 180secs. So I've recently found it easier to say I'm … Continue reading
December 17, 2008
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Well I'm selling mine on ebay over the next few days. Starting price of 150 pounds for my upgraded Netbook. I did record me doing the memory upgrade but it was 45mins long and the netbook wouldn't start properly afterwards … Continue reading