Month: April 2007


  • Apple’s next version of OSX, codenamed Leopard, was originally scheduled for release in mid-June. Now it is incurring a four month delay with the blame landing on the doorstep of […]

  • Technorati Tags

    For a while now I’ve been using the tags feature of MovableType which those in the know will be aware is completely useless outside of your own blog. It’s a […]

  • Thanks to Brian W for the link. Steorn, that mystical Irish company with the free energy from magnets technology are set to make an announcement tomorrow, Friday 13th. This update […]

  • Surprise, surprise. After the last 12 months of bullet dodging regarding the so-called Manchester payments, the government is pushing a new bill that will triple the current amount of personal […]

  • I confess that before reading Bernie’s blog this morning, I had never heard of Kurt Vonnegut, recently deceased. However, upon reading some of the quotes provided, I wish I had […]

  • A perfect example of trying to police the content of the interweb’s social sites/blogs. Depending on the person taking exception, the harassed may become the harasser. This case involves a […]

  • For a little while now since the Kathy Sierra incident, the blogosphere has been kicking around the notion of a blogger’s code of conduct. Frankly when I first heard the […]

  • Lost until translation: a book on maths and magic | The Register I want a copy! Can’t wait for this to appear in my local bookshop! (tags: maths magic leonardo […]

  • iPods have just hit the 100 million sales mark – now the fastest selling music player in history. Now that’s what I call marketing! source: The Register

  • The world’s latest space tourist, Charles Simonyi, a Microsoft Word developer, has just connected with the international space station. This got me thinking: If I had that kind of money […]