I think I will…
by Iain on July 27, 2007
I saw this on a poster on the way to work. It set me up for the day. I thought: ‘yes, I’m going to use better skills to overcome challenges’. So far it’s working… Obligatory buttons:
I Blame Russell Brand
by Iain on July 18, 2007
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ToyotaSpace – I Don’t Like This
by Iain on July 18, 2007
To me this shows exactly how not to approach bloggers to get them onside. I’ve not put in a link to the site, and I don’t want one back from them. But if you do want to visit the site (…)
Reverend and The Makers @ Concorde 2
by Iain on July 18, 2007
I don’t go to ‘gigs’ that much anymore. So much so that even the word ‘gig’ makes me cringe with it’s approaching-an-age-where-you-shouldn’t-be-going-to-gigs-anymore-ness. Anyway I was lucky enough to get to go and see Reverend and the Makers in Brighton last (…)
No Cameras!
by Iain on July 17, 2007
On the bus this morning I spotted this guy taking photos of some police people pulling over a motorbike. After what looked like a brief ‘You can’t take photos here’ telling off, the policewoman started to check what the guy (…)
What I learned from ‘We Love Technology’
by Iain on July 17, 2007
&tI promised to write some more about We Love Technology 2007, but I’m not going to write that much about the content of the talks. There are much better bloggers out there doing that kind
We Love Technologie
by Iain on July 13, 2007
I’ve just spent a lovely, if rather long, day in Huddersfield at a conference called We Love Technology. It was really cool. Lots of great speakers and another event that I’ve left with a buzzy head. I’ll write more about (…)
Mutton Dressed as Lamb
by Iain on July 13, 2007
You can change the typeface and give it some trendy force justified alignment. But it’s still the same rubbish tacky tshirt as before… Obligatory buttons:
Barbed Wired For Sound
by Iain on July 13, 2007
Sorry about the title, it was too bad not to… Obligatory buttons:
How to make unique Moo Invite Cards
by Iain on July 11, 2007
I love Moo Cards – they’re great. But I’ve always wondered how they could be made more ‘useful’. This blog post on how Adegga.com managed to print unique invite codes on a bunch of cards shows how, with a tiny (…)