happysplashing Originally uploaded by robinh1973. It’s back to work today so, as soon as I emerge from the pile of emails that awaits me, things will get back to normal. In the meantime, I thought I’d share this photo taken… Continue Reading
I’m going to be away from my trusty macbook for a few days so have put comments and trackbacks into pre-moderation. To keep regular readers busy, below are some links to some of the most popular content, in no particular… Continue Reading
Consumerist.com reader Vincent Ferrari recorded his attempt to cancel his AOL account. The original post got digg’ed to death and killed the guy’s monthly bandwidth limit so here’s a mirror. He really really just want’s to f**cking cancel the thing… Continue Reading
The excitement, if you can call it that, of the World Cup pretty much passes me by. But, in the spirit of World-Cup-Ness, I bring you Berliner Unterwelten E.V. – the site of a group of people dedicated to exploring… Continue Reading
cybersoc.com as a graph Originally uploaded by robinh1973. This is a graphical representation of cybersoc.com. You can make one of your blog or website here
Imagine my surprise at discovering the following google ad in which ebay is apparently offering “New & used Hamman”:
No Tesco, Starbucks or Walmart in your town? Add your own with SketchUp and Google Earth… Google recently released SketchUp a 3D modeling program that allows users to create virtual mock-ups of everything from a garden deck (dad!) to a… Continue Reading
People I meet are always telling me that they’re about to start a blog. Having sort of just woke up one day and started this blog, I’ve made my fair share of mistakes which, hopefully, this post might help a… Continue Reading
Carphone Warehouse is reportedly planning to launch a service that offers free broadband access. BBC News Online reports that Carphone Warehouse has announced a new service called TalkTalk that gives users unlimited local and national calls, unlimited calls to 28… Continue Reading
The World Health Organisation today released figures showing that “Zimbabwe’s women have an average life expectancy of 34 years and men on average do not live past 37”. Just an hour ago I was reading a letter, in the Guardian,… Continue Reading