cmdrjameson
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A lovely new Gutenberg duo today: Books Before Typography & Applied Design for Printers gutenberg.org/etext/30803 gutenberg.org/etext/30804
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Pleased to see Lavoisier's Elements of Chemistry make it to Gutenberg. Historical innit!
2:16 PM Dec 28th
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Aww. The RSX-11M idle loop is so cute: It need an air of menace, and an evil synthesized voice.
6:13 PM Dec 24th
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Howard Schmidt, an ex-Microsoft exec is to be the US's cybersecurity chief? Oh the irony. This should be as effective as the war on drugs.
3:02 PM Dec 22nd
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I imagine Paul Gogarty's diary will be filled with student socs talk invites after today's little outburst.
7:22 PM Dec 11th
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Just found out Rouge Amoeba's Fission, my favourite MP3 editor, supports using CUE sheets to split audio. Cute and saved me a lot of hassle.
1:49 PM Dec 9th
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Fun: H. P. Lovecraft makes it to Project Gutenberg Not quite the tentacled horrors you'd expect though.
10:09 AM Dec 9th
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Smirks at Top Gear: "Due to new compliance procedures at the BBC, it is no longer possible to show images of film crews being run over."
5:07 PM Dec 8th
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Have I Got News For You: "It's been another bad week for Gordon Brown, which is as close as this show comes to having a catchphrase." :)
9:18 AM Nov 19th
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Pleased to see UK Ordnance Survey maps will be freely available online in 2010. Woo! Ireland, are you paying attention?
4:29 AM Nov 18th
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@ Oh, and the Playboy Book of Science Fiction might be a good place to start. Again, can't help but think there are better uses...
5:08 PM Nov 17th
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@ Hmm. You've got a point. Slashdot for tech news is much like Top Gear for useful motor advice these days. Not the reason to do either
5:05 PM Nov 17th
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"'I read Playboy for the articles': Justifying and rationalizing questionable preferences" Great paper title. Just what I say about slashdot
4:23 PM Nov 17th
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XHTML is not a regular language. Do not try to parse it using regular expressions :-)
2:55 PM Nov 15th
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QoTD: "Forget Jesus; the stars died so you could be here today." -- Laurence Krauss on nucleosynthesis.
5:50 PM Nov 9th
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@ Is it a stalemate if you throw calc of POSIX time of a denormal interval after Easter midnight on a leap second year in with them?
6:21 PM Nov 3rd
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Whoa, pentastic. Looks like Apple had more than one interesting R&D project back in the day:
5:33 AM Oct 29th
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QoTD: "As regards Sundays, conditions are rather different.
To begin with there are more of them, and they come at regular
intervals."
8:48 AM Oct 25th
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Aww it's almost like Apple's Icon Garden brought back to life.
1:14 PM Oct 12th
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really enjoyed BBC4's Micro Men. It captured a large chunk of Acorn's history very well and was surprisingly accurate with technical details
11:54 AM Oct 10th
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- Name cmdrjameson
- Location Sunny Birmingham, UK
- Bio Finishing that PhD and pondering the world.
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