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1 year ago
in The UK’s First Log Built House? on Coffee & Complexity
I think the point here is not that it's the first log home, but the first one constructed entirely from UK materials, rather than stuff shipped from overseas.
1 year ago
in Computer World: IT is a key barrier to corporate Web 2.0 adoption, users say on Martin Stabe
I share your pain, brother… :-)
1 year ago
in Anti-Ginger Nuts on Coffee & Complexity
Surely you can't be implying that women are more prejudiced than men? :-)
1 year ago
in Dr Who: Here Comes Season 4 on Coffee & Complexity
Oh, hardly. It just happened to be the pic that was circulated with the press release.
I gave exactly zero thought to how she looked.
What was I meant to do? Hunt for the picture that made her look as late 30s as possible? And what exactly is it about this picture that doesn't make her look like a woman in her 30s?
I gave exactly zero thought to how she looked.
What was I meant to do? Hunt for the picture that made her look as late 30s as possible? And what exactly is it about this picture that doesn't make her look like a woman in her 30s?
2 years ago
in Coffee Forecast: Monday 11th June on Coffee & Complexity
Yeah - I was a good boy in the end.
2 years ago
in J’aime les portraits on Climb to the StarsLooks like a great pic, not that I understand a word of your post… ;-)
2 years ago
in OpenID at CTTS on Climb to the StarsHmmm.Maybe I'm missing something, but I can't figure out how to use OpenId to sign in here.
2 years ago
in WordPress DreamHost WiFi Arghl! on Climb to the StarsWiFi connection seems variable across the hall. Where I'm sitting (front righht, looking from the back, front left from the stage you are on right now...) seems fine. I've been connected all day.
And you're right about the panel title. Distinct lack of enthsiasm from the audience for the issue...
3 years ago
in Getting kicked off of Wikipedia for “not being notable” on Scobleizer
I've never really understood the need for a notability requirement on Wikipedia. Without the size constraints of a paper encyclopaedia, surely there's no problem with anybody being profiled on there? If somebody isn't notable, they won't get linked from any other page and won't get searched for. And if they suddenly become notable for some reason, the content is there.
Seems like old media thinking.
Seems like old media thinking.