Random gird of LJ Icons The AntiWikipedia Boots Catalogue Doh Think of the children Blunket has problems with trial by jury Matt Jones forced to take down interesting article The Helix Loaded The Digital Archive Project Self-evidenct security The Instruction
Archive: November 2003
Today, I’m going to take a minute out of my working day and rant at you about software development. I work for a company that does Cool Things With Data. That’s all you know, that’s all I’ll tell you. When
It’s been an Interesting Week on Planet Aquarion. The big news is that my SO is – finally – in permenant work after over a year of searching. The bad news – from my point of view – is that
If music be the food of love, here we have sprouts marinated in marmite. I present, for your delectation and possible fear, The video of Lenoard Nimoy’s classic single: ‘The Ballard of Bilbo Baggins’ (Requires Quicktime)
A little while ago, I promised to write a reviews system for Pol, who hosts Aquarionics. Since this was around the time of [E]2’s existence, I decided that instead of writing the reviews section of the new Epistula, I would
They say you can never go home again. So last night I went home. Yesterday I decided, completely on a whim, that I couldn’t be arsed with going back to Reading, trudging through a wet and windy night to a
I’m not religious. This isn’t that I didn’t go to church regularly. I went. As a Scout, with church parade, to every Remembrance Day service, sat though the silence, wore the poppy. A few years ago I was one of