Watching You
Okay, so the referer tracking stuff is now in, along with an implimentation of Phil’s suggestion of a most popular list (currently only doing Journal entries, the more generic version will be a...
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Performance Art
Today is apparently Perfomance Art day in the Neighbourhood. Mike has a whole load of links to people taking part, saving me the effort. For my part, I’ve decided to read the thing...
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Today I
Today I… Awoke at 6:30, when a doorbell went off in my dream, causing me to leap up and find dressing-gown and go downstairs. Had the floorboards collapse when I stepped into the...
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Home
So, Once more I’ve returned to the fictional town of Paddock Wood. I was born within five miles of here, I lived here for twenty years – give or take, what with large...
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Sweet merciful fuck
No, the previous post does not mean I’m splitting up with LoneCat. I’m not. That poem was written at least a year before me and her got together, and was posted to the...
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Game Over
You wanted lymericks?… Game Over. I’ve had enough. In fact, I’m though. Relationship over, for you. My life is a falsehood. Your promises no good. I told her, Game over, we’re though. It...
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Very Diffick
Aquarionics Trying to out-do Nick Boalch Now has search logging. On top of this fact I seem to have contracted Mark’s haiku meme. It’s an odd diesese It’t caught ‘bel and Vaughan as...
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About 2003
Selfaware Aquarion is a coder/designer/writer living somewhere in England ( Cambridge Reading Letchworth, currently. This changes on a yearly basis). He is in his early twenties (Twenty two three, in fact) and an...
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New Toy
Data is fun. One of the nicest things you can do to a programmer like me is give him (or her) a pile of data in a nice format that is easily extractable,...
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Gets Worse
Right, The Story So Far: Aquarion moved out of Cambridge, looking at a flat in Reading. Flat in Reading was found, applied for and first part of deposit (£250) was paid as an...
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