February 2009
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(via Dialogue Box 3.8: Fake finger fools fingerprint reader - at ZDNet.co.uk) How to render the governments £6bn ID Card project useless
Feb 28th
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Convention on Modern Liberty « THE PEOPLE’S... →
Feb 28th
Oops: Microsoft Asks Some Laid Off Workers To Send... →
Oops: Microsoft Asks Some Laid Off Workers To Send Back Part Of Their Severance
Feb 22nd
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UniqueDaily.com - Snails Timelapse
Feb 20th
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Feb 18th
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“HSE disbands nuclear body that warned of risks”
–  HSE disbands nuclear body that warned of risks | Environment | The Guardian
Feb 17th
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isolani - Web Standards: IE8 Blacklist: forcing... →
This would seem to further validate the reasons for not using Internet Explorer. FULLSTOP!
Feb 13th
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“Lets start with comparisons. Newspapers? the total circulation of all daily...”
–  Bigger than TV, bigger than the internet: Understand mobile of 4 billion users If these number hold up (and I’m no expert) then this is an incredible introduction to the growth and untapped potential of the mobile market.  From a personal perspective, although I have had WAP and...
Feb 12th
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“blog I don’t know the guy, but followed him via twitter and came across...”
– Dave Nicoll (davenicoll.com)
Feb 12th
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14 Tools of Highly Effective Twitter Users - Kenny... →
http://www.twibs.com/
Feb 12th
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Seth Godin on sliced bread | Video on TED.com
Feb 11th
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Feb 10th
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Feb 10th
Digging Up Extra System Preferences  →
Archives Preferences Pane In either compressing or decompressing files, by default we have no other choices but to make new expanded/archived file in the same directory. Even worse, we can’t straight away delete the original file(s). Using Archives Preferences Pane, that allows us to customize our archiving process, will save us from all of those troubles. Shown Above. Archives...
Feb 10th
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LiveLeak.com - Cornstarch Monster on a Speaker As seen on the Big Bang Theory earlier this week…. wierd
Feb 6th
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Feb 5th
Countdown (actually up) to the UNIX Epoch time... →
Only 1 week, 1 day, 23 hours, 49 minutes and 2 seconds until the Epoch Time is 1234567890! (Friday, February 13th 2009, 23:31:30 GMT)
Feb 4th
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Larry Lessig says the law is strangling creativity | Video on TED.com A great talk on a fascinating subject. Brilliant example of how to use slides to emphasis your main subject.
Feb 4th