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Saturday catch up whilst I wait for my duaghter to finish her guitar lesson about 7 hours ago from web
Exceptional use of multitouch technology hacking http://is.gd/4U3tf 1:22 AM Nov 13th from Seesmic
Google 'We're sorry but your computer or network may be sending automated queries' nope just clicking through pages, dont punish real users 8:51 AM Nov 12th from Seesmic
@yellowpark Basically Ive been fairly impressed so at some point I will have to sit down and do some serious work with it but cant at the mo 7:29 AM Nov 12th from Seesmic in reply to yellowpark
@yellowpark I would use it when I am not using erlang or javascript. It pretty much jumps all over most imperative langs 7:26 AM Nov 12th from Seesmic in reply to yellowpark
@yellowpark It a lot faster than scripting in python/ruby but nearly as simple. It's safer than c/c++ with almost similar performance 7:25 AM Nov 12th from Seesmic in reply to yellowpark
@yellowpark I was looking for reason to decide it was crap so I didn't have to learn it, I failed and ended up impressed! 7:22 AM Nov 12th from Seesmic in reply to yellowpark
@yellowpark I had a brief peruse it actually looks pretty good. Its fast (running and for dev), has good concurrency and is fairly simple 7:20 AM Nov 12th from Seesmic in reply to yellowpark
Health care responsible for more Carbon production than both Airspace and IT combined, nearly twice as much in the US - http://is.gd/4SK4W 10:34 AM Nov 11th from Seesmic
@yellowpark Congrats Chris thats really cool.. 8:38 AM Nov 11th from Seesmic in reply to yellowpark
Go definitely looks designed for programmers rather than computer scientists, love the way it gets out of your way 7:47 AM Nov 11th from Seesmic
@monkchips ActuallyGo looks to be very good indeed from my brief peruse. Only misses list comprehensions & Pattern matching 4me 6:58 AM Nov 11th from Seesmic in reply to monkchips
This looks like a brilliant new development to fight HIV and certain cancers http://is.gd/4S3Hc lets hope the new approach delivers 1:46 PM Nov 10th from Seesmic
Peak wind blows through Spain in early hours, showing eco friendly generation isn't just for marginal leccy supply http://is.gd/4S3hu 1:36 PM Nov 10th from Seesmic
OMFG They are considering building a Mountain in Berlin. Freaking Awesome! http://is.gd/4ROWI 7:46 AM Nov 10th from Seesmic
Prepping for some more coding today 1:17 AM Nov 10th from Seesmic
Thinking of taking the plunge with PSoC anyone got any feedback or experiences they would like to share? 11:41 AM Nov 9th from Seesmic
Off to parent meeting at eldest's school 10:15 AM Nov 9th from Seesmic
@cathedrow Thats fiendish 10:14 AM Nov 9th from Seesmic in reply to cathedrow
@freaklabs I just wish folks Like Cisco would include 6LOWPAN in their consumer wireless routers/modems, that could help us all 6:51 AM Nov 9th from Seesmic in reply to freaklabs

Name Al
Location Farnham, Surrey, UK
Web http://blog.folkn...
Bio learnt more in the last 2 years than the previous 2, mostly via conversations like these. Hooked on opensource hardware & software. Engineer, tinkerer & thinker