November 2007
97 posts
Wether-Fi →
The days of BT charging an arm and a leg are soon to be over!
Nokia Sensor →
Great concept, shame it’s not on all their phones by default.
AppleInsider | Apple aware some MacBooks contain... →
Pretty sure my original drive was a Segate …
“Computer Randomly Plays Classical Music”
– Computer Randomly Plays Classical Music
Quick Look and TextMate, sittin' in a tree →
The powerful code editor for OS X, TextMate, gains some Quick Look goodness through a couple of new Leopard plug-ins.
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— davidchartier
Me: (Showing some photos)
Alex: Wow that's an incredible website
Me: No, this isn't a site, It's just CoverFlow on my Mac
Alex: Kinda blows my PC out the water really
What If Gmail Had Been Designed by Microsoft? →
““It aims to “build on the experience” of the broadcasters’ existing media...”
– New On Demand service for BBC, ITV & Channel 4
Curzon St Station to be boarded up →
AppleInsider | Reports: UK consumers slow to adopt... →
I’ve said before to Juz, there was zero advertising before the launch and there hasn’t been much since. They seem to be aiming at the high-end business market, not at every day joe public.
re: Anyone want to help design the Birmingham Post...
Birmingham Post are getting a new site, I’m not even going to link to their current trash. Here’s my responce of of Joanna Geary’s blog. If you’d like to see a decent site, give her your thoughts. BiNS has some great ideas, if they only achieved a handfull of these suggestions the site would be awsome.
Just to be clear, I don’t read the Post at all at the moment. That’s...
Hyperland →
Hyperland is a 50 minute long documentary film about hypertext and surrounding technologies written by Douglas Adams and produced by BBC Two in 1990. It stars Douglas Adams as a computer user and Tom Baker, with whom Adams already had worked on Doctor Who, as a software agent. — revista
Candace’s Asus eee review →
Now I really want one, via pete ashton
“More than half of computer users steal Wi-Fi - but ONLY 11 have been arrested”
– More than half of computer users steal Wi-Fi - but ONLY 11 have been arrested | the Daily Mail
the shock!, the horror! oh it’s a daily mail article.
How to Grow a Tea Garden →
— tumblrful
Birmingham Bloggers meetup
If your in the area in January then come join us in Kings Heath.
More info on the facebook events page.
Talk first, write second - (37signals) →
Can’t agree enough
Let’s get rid of these things from our cities |... →
I agree, now let’s get on with it.
Selly Sausage at blog.strakt →
silly name, serious food
Cat's daily routine baffles owner | BBC News →
‘She said a routine has now become established, where each morning she takes her son to school before driving to collect Sgt Podge from the pavement between 0800 and 0815 GMT.’via — shadowfirebird
How Many HTML Elements Can You Name in 5 Minutes? →
I got 45 which is pretty bad, obviously don’t use enough image maps or table footers. via — nostrich
45Mesa Dating via numblr
“So the Kindle proposition is this: You pay for downloadable books that can’t be...”
– Daring Fireball: DUM
ShiftSpace | An Open Source layer above any... →
