Blog Archive — Page 31
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Carter-Ruck Solicitors vs. Freedom of the Press
EDIT: Victory. Original post follows:
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From Lovecraft to Slash Fic
So, as Joseph’s tastes in kids’ TV shows changes, so does the range of programmes I have to complain about, comment on, and generally be weirded out by. Thus I have probably posted the last of my “Night Garden = Ry’leh” brainfarts on this blog. On we go to the next thing he’s exposing me to non-stop.
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DRM, on My BBC Broadcasts?
The deadline for responding to this proposal was Wednesday 16th September 2009. Since you are reading this after UK office hours on that date, it is probably too late for you to have your say. Sorry!
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Announcing: Full Width Facebook Lite
Do I blog anything these days apart from new software? Oh well, here goes:
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Announcing: SuccessWhale!
For the last few days I’ve been working on a simple web-based Twitter client, to fill the void between the simplicity of Twitter’s own web interface and the broken-in-IE6 complexity of BeTwittered and Seesmic Desktop’s web interface.
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Forgotten Children is Getting Written
“Forgotten Children” is an idea that’s been kicking around my head for a long while, and it’s always felt like it ought to be novel-length, albeit possibly a short novel. For several years I’ve laboured under the misapprehension that it might be publishable, and that if it was, I should keep it to myself until it’s done.
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A Manifesto for Open Democracy
This is a thought exercise around the idea of an idealised democracy. I do not pretend that it is likely to be achieved at any point, nor do intend to actively campaign for it. Your thoughts and comments are welcome.
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Software Development: Experiment 1
Yesterday Morning
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PLFF Team Picker Now Online!
In a fit of last-minute coding, I’ve produced version 0.1 of my automated team-picker for the Premier League’s Fantasy Football game. (If you’re intending on playing, you only have 12 hours left to get your team in before the start of the season!)
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Leveru Uppu!
I am now, apparently, a level 4 Software Engineer!