Life, The Universe & Chips

So, you might have noticed that I’m sometimes a bit lazy, and can’t always be bothered to blog every day, and yet the Interwebs still go on. I read things, and if I find stuff interesting, it is pulled into these here posts auto-magically.

Here’s some stuff I found interesting between February 5th and February 6th:

• Chip Off The Old (Cell) Block –
• CBS Super Bowl XLIV tricks: magnifying glass effect –
• Robotic Audi To Brave Pikes Peak Without a Driver –
• Miranda Kerr backs Oz porn-surf banker –
• iPhone App Store bars mention of Google Android –

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Yes, I know. I’ve been seriously neglecting the blog. I’m planning on doing better. Honest.

It might not be via the medium of my new phone though. The milestone (aka droid) keyboard might be good for a quick sms or email, but I’m not sure that I would use it to type up any more blog posts. This is probably a one off.

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So, you might have noticed that I’m sometimes a bit lazy, and can’t always be bothered to blog every day, and yet the Interwebs still go on. I read things, and if I find stuff interesting, it is pulled into these here posts auto-magically.

Here’s some stuff I found interesting between February 3rd and February 4th:

• Quote of the day, from Jean Paul Gaultier –
• Extreme pr0n suspect has his internet access suspended –
• Image Searchers Snared By Malware –
• Webcam saves stranded man –
• Facebook sees need for Terabit Ethernet –

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So, you might have noticed that I’m sometimes a bit lazy, and can’t always be bothered to blog every day, and yet the Interwebs still go on. I read things, and if I find stuff interesting, it is pulled into these here posts auto-magically.

Here’s some stuff I found interesting between February 2nd and February 3rd:

• Scratch to win: the Bell Brothers’ turntablist-puzzle game Record Tripping –
• Mozilla Shows Off First Screenshots of Firefox for Android –
• A Hybrid Approach For SSD Speed From Your 2TB HDD –
• Reservoirs speed up Earth’s spin (1996) –
• Another Way to Ditch IE6 –
• Antipodean Authoritarian Antics Annihilated –

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So, you might have noticed that I’m sometimes a bit lazy, and can’t always be bothered to blog every day, and yet the Interwebs still go on. I read things, and if I find stuff interesting, it is pulled into these here posts auto-magically.

Here’s some stuff I found interesting between February 2nd from 07:53 to 13:33:

• Oz banker caught porn-surfing on live TV –
• Amazon Kindle DX International Edition e-book reader –
• iPad runs Windows, Nokia runs OSX –
• Facebook speeds up PHP –
• Directgov battles terrorism with report-a-website page –
• The Hacker Handheld–Mobile Computing for Programmers –

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So, you might have noticed that I’m sometimes a bit lazy, and can’t always be bothered to blog every day, and yet the Interwebs still go on. I read things, and if I find stuff interesting, it is pulled into these here posts auto-magically.

Here’s some stuff I found interesting between January 29th and February 1st:

• Wi-Fi-detecting bumper sticker tempts driver distraction –
• Thanko Intros 80 Port USB Hub –
• Facebook Brags: 35% Adjusted their Privacy Settings –
• Whose Fault? –
• Phillip Luty update – free speech in peril –
• Evolving Robots Learn To Prey On Each Other –
• The Law is now a revenue generator and irritant silencer. –

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So, you might have noticed that I’m sometimes a bit lazy, and can’t always be bothered to blog every day, and yet the Interwebs still go on. I read things, and if I find stuff interesting, it is pulled into these here posts auto-magically.

Here’s some stuff I found interesting between January 27th and January 29th:

• Books Eat TV! –
• Philippine island qualifies its way to a “World’s Largest” title –
• 80-port USB hub begs the question: do you have enough gadgets? –
• HOWTO Make The Internet (as depicted in The IT Crowd) –
• HOWTO Make The Internet (as depicted in The IT Crowd) –
• Clear lens face piercing –
• We brew Tea in a Yellow Submarine. –

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So, you might have noticed that I’m sometimes a bit lazy, and can’t always be bothered to blog every day, and yet the Interwebs still go on. I read things, and if I find stuff interesting, it is pulled into these here posts auto-magically.

Here’s some stuff I found interesting between January 26th and January 27th:

• Future Ubisoft Games To Require Constant Internet Access –
• Kids’ TV hosts terrorism-stopped for pew-pewing with sparkly hair-dryers –
• Google Toolbar Tracks Browsing Even After Users Choose “Disable” –
• Why 30.1% of numbers start with 1 –
• Google Reader Can Now Track Changes to Any Website – Even Without a Feed –

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So, you might have noticed that I’m sometimes a bit lazy, and can’t always be bothered to blog every day, and yet the Interwebs still go on. I read things, and if I find stuff interesting, it is pulled into these here posts auto-magically.

Here’s some stuff I found interesting between January 23rd and January 25th:

• Patience, people, patience. – This is worth a read
• New Labour-13 Years Of Disaster –
• Disney-logoed DDT-impregnated wallpaper for the kids’ room (1947) –
• Google Nexus One has built in potty mouth reduction. | That Critic Guy – I thought Google was against censorship?
• Beware Developers: App Removed From App Store At Request of Competition –
• Full-body scanner blind to bomb parts –
• O’Reilly drops ebook DRM, sees 104% increase in sales –

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So, you might have noticed that I’m sometimes a bit lazy, and can’t always be bothered to blog every day, and yet the Interwebs still go on. I read things, and if I find stuff interesting, it is pulled into these here posts auto-magically.

Here’s some stuff I found interesting between January 22nd from 06:09 to 16:01:

• Eye Pod is like an iPod, but grosser –
• Naked airport scanner catches cellphone, misses bomb components –
• Harrogate, England: Dickens was right to call it weird! –
• Stark terror of stale batteries, 1936 –
• Stark terror of stale batteries, 1936 –

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