January 2008
122 posts
is going to create some Zs…
Jan 31st
knew the new www.multipack.co.uk site shouldn’t have been launched today…
Jan 31st
Jan 31st
is pleased that Juno, Cloverfield AND No Country For Old Men are released this week (in the UK)…
Jan 31st
Jan 31st
is back from squash. Tired.
Jan 30th
is not getting a word in edge-ways. As usual.
Jan 30th
Jan 30th
has just paid his water bill via the internets…
Jan 30th
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Jan 29th
is sleepy.
Jan 29th
is very disgruntled.
Jan 29th
is off to watch ‘In the Valley of Elah’
Jan 29th
Movie Posters on Flickr →
Michael Heilemann documents some awesome film posters on Flickr.
Jan 29th
cares too much to care anymore…
Jan 29th
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Jan 29th
is trying to decide upon what film to watch…
Jan 28th
has an annoying quandary…
Jan 28th
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Jan 28th
is annoyed. Last.fm is playing up. Show’s “now playing” but not scrobbling the tunes until I reset the app…
Jan 28th
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Jan 25th
is off out for Thursday’s regular curry night.
Jan 24th
is listening to NOFX. Rawk!
Jan 24th
Stamp Icons →
Loads of stamp icons. Good to change the Mac Mail application to your local stamp!
Jan 24th
@shuckle erm, Hell is for Heroes, Story of the Year, Thrice, Silverstein…
Jan 24th
is taking out his frustrations on the ears of the others in the office, with his shouty-shouty music…
Jan 24th
Jan 24th
Wow. last.fm has ‘freed’ the music!
Jan 23rd
Well, IE8 will support DOCTYPE switching for new DOCTYPES (HTML5). via http://ejohn.org/blog/html5-doctype/
Jan 23rd
Last.fm frees the music →
As of today, you can play full-length tracks and entire albums for free on the Last.fm website. Additionally, Last.fm will start paying artists directly for the music they stream!
Jan 23rd
@Hicksdesign agreed. I frickin’ love last.fm!
Jan 23rd
@codepo8 scheduled fail, but fail nonetheless. I hope Ginger is released publicly soon.
Jan 23rd
is shocked Heath Ledger is dead!
Jan 23rd
ordered his Future of Web Design ticket… not an early-bird though.
Jan 22nd
is still using classes in HTML because IE6 doesn’t support :first-child and not using + & > even though IE7 supports them… adoption i …
Jan 22nd
@malarkey - that’s how I’m thinking. I *know* todays implementations, why learn new versions, especially if adoption isn’t critical.
Jan 22nd
thinks the compatibility problem relies upon adoption. Firefox updates for its users (silently in 3?) and is a solution
Jan 22nd
also wonders if a version 3 Word file renders exactly in the latest version of Word. Is this a moot point because the Web isn’t the desktop.
Jan 22nd
thinks the locking browsers is an interesting concept. But wonders how large browsers will be three-versions from now… a lot of engines.
Jan 22nd
should really read these two ALA articles everyone is fussing over. But haven’t read their waffle in a long while.
Jan 22nd
is off to the cinema to see Balls of Fury and I’m Not There…
Jan 22nd
Dammit. I want a Netvibes Ginger invite.
Jan 22nd
Best Director Oscar Nominations →
Nominations for the most prestigious film awards - the Academy Awards - have been announced. Here are my thoughts on the this years Oscar nominations for Best Director. I’ve only been able to see one of these films so far; Michael Clayton. Although the film was well shot and acted, I thought pacing and storytelling were slow and confusing. Juno has been raved about, but I don’t see it pushing...
Jan 22nd
Jan 22nd
is please. Has a server running on his Mac, ready for when motivation hits to rebuild his personal site…
Jan 21st