August 2009
This is so true. I’d genuinely get a lot more work done if all my work emails just came into my Gmail account along with everything else.
David Pogue’s Snow Leopard review in the New York Times makes it sound well worth £25.
Good response to Chris Grayling’s comments on The Wire from Misha Glenny who’s actually watched it and also looked at crime stats in the UK.
In which Thom and Michael “report” “live” from the “Edinburgh” “festival”, discuss their recent Prom experiences, establish their knowledge of LEGO giraffe anatomy, and seek answers to the eternal question, “What’s wrong with the muppet’s eyes?
US-centred, but it’s pretty on the money for the UK as well.
An excellent article on Mandelson’s file-sharing fiasco by John Naughton, Professor of the Public Understanding of Technology at the OU.
Human beings are weird creatures. That said, I quite like the buffaloodle (to coin a term).
Interesting, and well-argued post, based on Sebastian Faulks’s description of the Koran in the Sunday Times.
Since we all know that only sexy young women take A-Levels, and when they get their results, they do a lot of jumping.
I’ve recently been looking through some pictures my dad took of me as a child. In one I must be about 5 or 6 years old. I have orange, amazingly curly hair and I’m wearing a t-shirt that just says ‘jogging’. Whether this was an attempt by my parents to change me into the sport-loving fitness freaks that they weren’t, or whether it was a t-shirt bought already dripping in irony, I really don’t know, but it’s turning into one of my favourite pictures of myself.
You’ll have to get an invite to my flat to see it though.
