I used to ask for comments on blog posts, but when I started blogging more regularly, I stopped. It wasn’t because I didn’t want feedback but the nature of blogging has changed; this was eruditely put by David Hopkins yesterday. If I want, I can see how many people read this blog and, via LinkedIn,… Read More Commentary
Saw this message on a forum recently: I should also note that I found a use for two text books as monitor risers. Anon Digital and analogue can co-exist, just not in the ways which we always plan and expect. Using pencils to reset devices Playing a tune through Shazam to get a CD Showing… Read More Moving to a digital space
I’ve referenced the ComComPod previously. It’s a podcast where comedians speak with the host (another comedian) about their art and craft. A recent episode was a discussion with the late Jeremy Hardy. The host, Stuart Goldsmith, identified that Hardy was adept at linking ideas. The phrase Goldsmith used was: Idea choice over word choice. I… Read More Macroscopic
I was able to spend a super day with some great tweeps* on Saturday. We were helping out at an event which I’ll write about later. I met up with Simon Heath and Phil Willcox at lunchtime and we went for a walk – it was a beautiful day so why not? We walked across… Read More Breaking the law
Part of my travelling around means I’m regularly packing and unpacking. As a result, I lose stuff. In the last couple of months I’ve managed to misplace: 2 bathroom sponges A phone charger An umbrella A toothbrush A Bluetooth mouse Aside from the cost, it’s the inconvenience and the feeling I get when I realise… Read More Requires development
Lost and Desperate 