Archive for July, 2003


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Googling Your Way Into Hacking

Google H4×0r

Kate hair sideways weird photo. But good.

Here’s a rather strange photo of Kate I took at her birthday in June.
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Neil Gaiman interview

Blog: Comics Commentary

Tony Blair for President

B: Pong 4D

Looking for a room in Birmingham

As you know I’m moving to Birmingham in August. The last time I was flat hunting the blogosphere came to the rescue so there’s no reason it might no again.

If anyone has or knows of a spare room is Birmingham for rent please !

I’m going to start looking the week of August 4th and ideally would want to move in on the weekend of August 16th, though this is flexible.

It’ll be for at least 6 months, probably a year. A small room is fine - I’m just bringing a couple of bags - and the cheaper the better. Circa £40 a week? I smoke but I’m more than happy to do so outside.

Cheers!

Beyond the Blog

Mozilla: Blogging’s Killer App

New photos on fotopic

Major facial hair

As some will know, while on the farm I grew a quite prodigious beard. Just before it came off I took a photo. Here it is.
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The Real Underground

The Real Underground is a great flash thingy that morphs between the original 1933 London Underground map, the current version and, most interestingly, how it really looks compared with street level. (via Weekly Incite)

M: Liquid Man

M: Blogstop

Hotdog Sausage Sculptures

Playmobil Tarot

Kittens, thousands of em

Low-Impact Living Initiative

ece4co - Japanese kitten games

Transcripts of Just A Minute

Robert Frank - Route 66 photographs

Toto Toilets

The A4 paper size system

A wonderful link from Metafilter takes us to International Standard Paper Sizes, a long, details and fascinating article explaining how the A3/A4/A5 system. Okay, fascinating if you’ve spent most of your life with photocopiers and zines but still worth a scan through.

Great MeFi discussion as well littered with good links and hardcore wryness.

Digimorph

America is a religion

NewzCrawler

B3ta XML feeds

Victor Borge tribute site

Old Kids Books

On the stairs leading up to the attic where I’m typing this are small piles of children’s books. Most are from the late 70’s when my sister and I were kids with a few of Mum’s from the 50’s. It’s odd seeing them there, like distant echos of history. Even odder reading some of them for the first time in over two decades. I’ve scanned in 23 of the more interesting covers, some you’ll know, some are just odd, all have that look of an era.
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