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River Crossing (and crossing and crossing and…)

Posted on 1st March 2006 by IanMarch 1, 2006
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One of the things I did in Prague – more info shortly, promise – was buy a really cheap copy of River Crossing (called 'Crocodile [something]' there). And being the sort of person whose response to Sudoku was to write … Continue reading →

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What about the 'new' in 'news'?

Posted on 2nd February 2006 by IanFebruary 2, 2006
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The very wonderful telesales 'counterscript' is currently flavour of the week with newspapers in the UK. They've all had articles about this exciting new way to fight back. Why now? This 'story' is at least three years old! I know … Continue reading →

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You know, I don't have very high expectations of The Sun

Posted on 26th January 2006 by IanJanuary 26, 2006
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But they've managed to sink to new depths. Today's front page: A SECOND LIMP-DEM CONFESSES: I'M GAY TOO [..] In an exclusive admission to The Sun, he apologised for twice denying he is homosexual. He told me at his Westminster … Continue reading →

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What's better than an alarm clock?

Posted on 26th January 2006 by IanJanuary 26, 2006
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The woman co-presenting Today saying, just before seven, that Simon Hughes' (finally) coming out about having had both female and male partners means that he's "gay".

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Never be the first kid on your block…

Posted on 19th January 2006 by IanFebruary 5, 2012
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I know about the basic rule of computing: never be the first to try something radically new. Let someone else sort out the bugs. But the 64-bit version of Windows XP has been out for about nine months now. You'd … Continue reading →

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Legacies

Posted on 20th December 2005 by IanDecember 20, 2005
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I needed to write a quick program to extract some data from a binary file today, so I reached for Borland Pascal 7. The actual program took a couple of minutes to get right… most of it because of a … Continue reading →

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You'll never look at a boomerang in the same way again.

Posted on 14th December 2005 by IanDecember 14, 2005
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From the British Medical Journal: "It took years, a lobby, undesired publicity, and a godsend (two tablets of sildenafil 25 mg) to obtain our images." A 'may not be entirely work safe link for some' on the results of couples … Continue reading →

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I've upgraded my beard comb

Posted on 14th December 2005 by IanDecember 14, 2005
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It used to be a 486 – the 33 MHz version I paid about £100 for in the late 80s, not long after Intel brought out the 486/50 and the price of the 486/33 dropped. It was the first CPU … Continue reading →

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Have we forgotten?

Posted on 28th November 2005 by IanFebruary 5, 2012
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Thatcher resigned as PM fifteen years ago today. I can remember exactly what I was doing when I heard, … Continue reading →

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Caveat emptor

Posted on 25th November 2005 by IanFebruary 5, 2012
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One of the clients at work wants help updating his ads on various escort sites and he brings in a CD with three photos so he can upload them from here. I look at them and… "Erm, they're not you. … Continue reading →

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