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nice chronology of the Socialist Party in the form of a Wordpress blog page
December 2007 Archives
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I have wanted to do this since first buying a Symbian hanset (the 6600) so yeah, this is k-o-o-l
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gift ideas :-)
Well, it's not very Christmassy but Nick was transferring photos and contacts to her new handset and in the process sent me this photograph of Clementine playing in Nicki's wedding outfit. Shame about the item in the background but I love the expression on Clemmie's face, I think we should all feel like that 'round this time of year :-)
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cosmic ray gun zaps atomic bomber
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I recently worked with a client who was keen to get his 20k users commenting and spreading the word but didn't think there would be a commercial impact for community management or moderation. My guess is that companies like Tempero will be doing increasin
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You know, I've been with Demon since The Beginning but my patience is wearing thin. Our connection continues to fail and the tech support monkeys are turning out to be neither technical nor supportive, I call feel the call of Pipex...
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an alternative to trad heuristics where "expert" becomes "academic"
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more niceness from google, this is actually a great feature as it recognises my unique value (sort of like adding "super-meaning" on top of the already very powerful "meaning")
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O2 mms-to-legacy
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...and there goes my EFF donation, hard at work. If you think the RIAA is stealing value from you (in my case, the value of having my CDs last more that a week's worth of toddler-handling) then donate to the EFF, they're the most credible outfit on the ca
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well, it gets a bit dull but rice is rice
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yes yes yes yes yes oooooohhhh...
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UCD humour - nice cartoons, need to send to Amy B
OK, so I'm finishing the Orange gig which means new phone. I picked up an iPhone on Sunday and so far, the experience has been mixed...
| the good | the bad | |
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| Appleness | lovely interface with apps that launch instantly and give great real-time feedback (Googlemaps is almost perfect but for one feature that sort of kills it) | no charge in the battery means no out-of-box experience (if you've ever unpacked an imac you'll know what I mean) |
| OS-design | no app-switcher | no app-switcher |
| handfeel | virtual keyboard works with one-handed hand-and-thumb (contrary to what early handset-expert nay-sayers claimed when the device launched) | really crummy soft ergonomics. I've almost dropped the thing twice. I could have used little rubber nipples on the back or etched grooves on the sides |
I'll add to this as I get used to the device...
