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2010-03-03 (Wednesday)

Links

  1. SXSW 2010 for Futurists

    Some interesting things there, some of which might ease the pangs from the end of ETech. (via Tom Taylor)

  2. Information is beautiful: The BBC-O-Gram | News | guardian.co.uk

    Useful to get an overview of where the BBC’s money gets spent. Cutting 6Music and Asian Network doesn’t save much compared to the total.

  3. Burn a playable DVD from a VIDEO_TS folder - Mac OS X Hints

    Just works. I tried a couple of free GUI things, neither of which worked. This command line thing did.

  4. iClarified - Mac OS X - How to Setup Facebook Chat Within iChat

    I didn’t know you could do this. A bit odd having my “Facebook friends” (rather than my usual, “online” friends) there all the time. Plus they think I’m using Facebook *all day*.

Tweets

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    @mattb @gwire @blech Am I missing something, or am I just old? Data's always been plural hasn't it, unless you're sloppy and inaccurate...?

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    Leaving the office, almost forgot to switch off the illuminated unicorn and fairies.

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    On my way back to office #1 I involuntarily bought a Double Decker. I think @spaceboy is employed by the UK confectionary industry.

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    Fixed-wheel bikes, audio cassettes, film cameras... it's going to be penny farthings, wax cylinders and daguerreotypes soon, mark my words.

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    It's quite odd working in a large room of mostly quiet people, no music, plus one chap who makes many phone calls with a very clear voice.

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    @stml Also, $200 bike rental?! Sounds a lot for a few days unless you'd otherwise be renting a car or getting lots of cabs.

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    @stml If a bike's useful to get from wherever you're staying, then maybe yes. Otherwise, most places are within walking distance.

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    Swum, breakfasted, a spot of work at office #1, now at office #2 for the day (and first in!).