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Using the Web

Date Stamp:
11 January 2010

How are you using the web?

30 days of Movember

Date Stamp:
1 December 2009

30 days of Movember, a 12 s video of my mo’.

Movember Day 30

Date Stamp:
30 November 2009

Movember Day 30 – Last day… thanks for the donations… http://au.movember.com/mospace/201753/


See the end result.

Movember

Date Stamp:
1 November 2009

I’ve signed up for Movember with some colleagues at school.

Influential?

Date Stamp:
17 July 2009

Thanks to Tim for noticing that the Bureau of Meteorology have noted the problem of using the no-www version of their web address, a little bug-bear of mine.

Catch up TV

Date Stamp:
10 May 2009

It’s great that we’re finally getting catch up TV from the major Australian TV networks. As I mentioned on Twitter, I’m into MasterChef – being on 6 days a week though, you’re bound to miss one. So, well done to Channel 10 for putting full episodes on the web. However…

Elsewhere

BigPond Usage Meter Dashboard Widget external link icon

Date Stamp:
7 January 2010

This probably effects no-one reading this, as I must be the only silly person still using BigPond, but here’s a nice, recently developed Dashboard widget for Mac OS X to check your BigPond usage.

Let’s Enhance external link icon

Date Stamp:
1 January 2010

“A bunch of clips from movies and TV that show people enhancing things on computer screens." [via kottke]

(lots of updates to my Elsewhere blog today, clearing out a backlog of links)

Small 2010 Calendar external link icon

Date Stamp:
1 January 2010

A business card sized 2010 calendar.

The Tablet external link icon

Date Stamp:
1 January 2010

John Gruber’s thoughts on what Apple’s Tablet might be.

Scientist cracks mobile phone privacy code external link icon

Date Stamp:
30 December 2009

Just heard on ABC Radio… the code that keeps calls private on GSM (mobile phone) technology has been cracked. Scientists have shown that it can be done with a “normal gaming computer”.

Other recent elsewheres

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Written by Simon Job, this site looks at things of interest usually related to technology, education and Christianity.