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Goes, as every morning, to the PC.. ah

Posted on 24th November 2010 by IanFebruary 4, 2012
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Yes, the monitor (a 15" lcd from Sharp) died last night. The backlight still works, unlike a friend's laptop, but there's nothing on the screen: no picture, no info text, no menu. Poo. And unless I can turn it off, … Continue reading →

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It'll be interesting to see what happens in the by-election

Posted on 5th November 2010 by IanFebruary 4, 2012
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Phil Woolas' lies lose election court case. He was the president of NUS in my time as a student and I'm pretty sure his election manifesto included a promise never to be an MP. (At the time, being chair of … Continue reading →

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Remember you're a womble

Posted on 3rd November 2010 by IanNovember 3, 2010
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OK, inserting song titles into evidence at an inquest for a bet is dubious behaviour. But some of the alleged examples are somewhat thin ('self preservation' isn't obviously any reference to the Italian Job theme, for example, especially in context) … Continue reading →

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A difference between us and France

Posted on 21st October 2010 by IanOctober 21, 2010
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They're rioting about cuts, and the two most read stories on the Guardian website are about Wayne Rooney possibly leaving Manchester United. "Spending review axe falls on the poor" is only third. … Continue reading →

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I'm going to treat this one as an allegory of the cuts..

Posted on 21st October 2010 by IanOctober 21, 2010
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This week, I've been waking up in the early morning in the middle of dreams. They haven't been nightmares, but they have been 'dramatic'. One involved something going wrong with an Oyster card (yeah, yeah, how dramatic can that be? … Continue reading →

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Never be the first kid on the IT block..

Posted on 11th October 2010 by IanOctober 11, 2010
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Yesterday was the release date for Ubuntu 10.10, so of course I had to upgrade. Being slightly sensible (see title) I did the notebooks before even considering the PCs. (The main one of which is running Mint anyway, which won't … Continue reading →

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In the absence of saying anything meaningful

Posted on 4th October 2010 by IanOctober 4, 2010
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Does anyone else find Wii Sports Resort bowling much easier than the original? In that one, I had a distinct left curve and had to aim well to the right. Now, I'm much straighter (!) so much so that on … Continue reading →

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Vox unpopuli

Posted on 15th September 2010 by IanSeptember 15, 2010
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When Six Apart, then owners of LJ, started vox, I squatted the lovingboth username and then did nothing with it except send the 'nothing much is happening' emails to a folder I never read. It's closing. I only know because … Continue reading →

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One for Adobe's lawyers (when they're not dealing with Apple)

Posted on 13th September 2010 by IanSeptember 13, 2010
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In today's email: ADOBE PDF READER SOFTWARE UPGRADE NOTIFICATION This is to remind that a new version of Adobe Acrobat Reader with enhanced features for viewing, creating, editing, printing and internet-sharing PDF documents has been released. To upgrade your application: … Continue reading →

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Brain transplant

Posted on 8th September 2010 by IanFebruary 4, 2012
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After many happy years together – at least 15 – I am retiring my Psion 'brain'. The current one is literally falling apart and with limited storage plus only a serial port to talk to the outside world, its limitations … Continue reading →

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