Saturday, November 01, 2014
Friday, October 31, 2014
Thursday, October 30, 2014
Sunday, March 24, 2013
Oh look, spammers.
No, you can't have one.
Further places where you'll not be able to have one:
Empire Rocketry Research Group. (Showing off. randomly updated.)
Devops malarkey. (Technical weblog about, er devops, CI/CD, automation, et al)
Further places where you'll not be able to have one:
Empire Rocketry Research Group. (Showing off. randomly updated.)
Devops malarkey. (Technical weblog about, er devops, CI/CD, automation, et al)
Friday, September 03, 2010
He goes into his courtyard and does not see his people. No blame.
I have thought too hard about the words I wish to use, so now they are shny and smooth and hold no interest.
Sunday, April 05, 2009
Monday, November 24, 2008
Things to put in your face
Assuming the following:
a) You're in London.
b) It's a Sunday.
c) You quite fancy a roast lunch.
Then this site is probably a handy place to start looking.
a) You're in London.
b) It's a Sunday.
c) You quite fancy a roast lunch.
Then this site is probably a handy place to start looking.
Sunday, August 31, 2008
As the veneer of technology starts to fade
Weblog things break far too easily.
A quick Google for the JH-R returns the remains of two different photo-weblog things. Basically excuses to point shonky phonecams at interesting things and display them to a pile of search engines with titles that are either pretentious or bad puns. The NME of the eighties has a lot to answer for.
In both cases, the cardboard-and-string technology behind them broke in tiresome ways that weren't worth fixing. (MT being a bit of a lash-up and Sony-Ericsson phones having a built-in photblogging app that was entirely opaque)
As it happens, the one site will point you at a pile of photos taken with a Lomo LC-A, which was what I was after in the first place. However, after a bit of practice it turns out that you can get rather good pictures from a Lomo, which rather defeats the object. And in the meantime, phonecams have become too good and no longer emit atmospheric and impressionistic images.
A quick Google for the JH-R returns the remains of two different photo-weblog things. Basically excuses to point shonky phonecams at interesting things and display them to a pile of search engines with titles that are either pretentious or bad puns. The NME of the eighties has a lot to answer for.
In both cases, the cardboard-and-string technology behind them broke in tiresome ways that weren't worth fixing. (MT being a bit of a lash-up and Sony-Ericsson phones having a built-in photblogging app that was entirely opaque)
As it happens, the one site will point you at a pile of photos taken with a Lomo LC-A, which was what I was after in the first place. However, after a bit of practice it turns out that you can get rather good pictures from a Lomo, which rather defeats the object. And in the meantime, phonecams have become too good and no longer emit atmospheric and impressionistic images.
