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Tag: fun

  • Because Emotional Women Are Easier To Score

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    • posted 21 March, 2006
  • Vespers

    Some time ago, I recommended Photopia as a great text-based adventure for both beginners and veterans: with a great, sweet story (with a slightly depressing ending) and a short play time, it's just great to show people why text-based adventures are fun.

    Here's my latest recommendation: Vespers. It's dark, cold, and disturbing - insanity, bubonic plague, …

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    • posted 25 February, 2006
  • Features UNIX Has That Life Needs

    It's come to my attention that there are a lot of things that computers in general - and, in particular, UN*X-flavoured operating systems - offer that are sadly lacking in Real Life. I'm hoping that Life 2.0 will include a number of these features. (Life 2.0, of course, will not be like Web 2.0 - …

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    • posted 24 February, 2006
  • Improved performant!

    Microsoft Visual Studio 2005



    What is a "setup experience"? And why do Microsoft want to share it with me, anyway?



    I can't actually find a definition of the word "performant" - can anybody help?

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    • posted 15 February, 2006
  • Angry Saudi Protester Against Free Speech, by Claire

    Angry Saudi Protesters

    In the style of her comic, The Aber Effect, and in the light of recent protests about the religious implications of a comic, Claire has made a marvellous one-framer, shown below:



    Much thanks to Claire for allowing me to publish this online.

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    • posted 3 February, 2006
  • Super Bust-A-Move end screen

    Super Bust-A-What-The-Fuck?

    Just completed Super Bust-A-Move in Classic Mode. When you win, you're presented with the following screen (the text slowly fades in a line at a time):



    What the fuck?

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    • 1 comment
    • posted 12 December, 2005
  • Driving Theory Test

    Took a mock driving theory test provided by Statto today. Think I did quite well.




    certified by
    The Statto-JTA Mock Driving Theory Test



    You’re a
    surrealist
    driver


    Your passengers think you’re a little crazy. Every road trip takes in a fantastic landscape of dreamlike …

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    • 4 comments
    • posted 8 December, 2005
  • We’re On The Move

    Always a fan of double meanings.

    This weekend, Claire, JTA, Binky and I are going over to the Real Ale Ramble in Llanwrtyd Wells. It'll be fun. I just have to find some warm clothes and wash them, first.

    But we're also "on the move" in that Claire and I are going to have to move out …

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    • posted 18 November, 2005
  • Off To Gregynog

    Right; I'm off to Gregynog and then on to Wolverhampton for Gareth and Liz's housewarming/Liz's birthday party. I've uploaded a few episodes of Dan & Alex to keep you all amused for the weekend (but I apologise in advance for them being a little self-referencial).

    And while, of course, I can't say much on here, those …

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    • posted 11 November, 2005
  • /join #TheMatrix

    Here's a geeky (well, geekier) retelling of The Matrix.

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    • posted 2 November, 2005
  • Soup On Your Head

    There are some very strange tags on Flickr, the photo sharing service, such as this one which was revealed to me today: Soup On Your Head. It's pictures of people... with soup on their heads. And that's it. Damn weird.

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    • posted 31 October, 2005
  • Corel PHOTO-PAINT error message: an unnamed file contained an unexpected object

    Another Stunning Error Message

    This time from Corel:

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    • posted 26 October, 2005
  • Dan and Alex

    Dan and Alex now has it's own subdomain, so you don't have to read it if you don't want to. Yeah, right. There's a new episode up, and you can even subscribe to the new RSS feed (or just pick it up on Abnib).

    Expect to see more of Dan and Alex in the near future.

    …

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    • posted 25 October, 2005
  • Who’s My Daddy?

    I've seen some pretty stupid test memes. So I've made one of my own:


    Who's My Daddy?
    Peter Huntley is my daddy.
    Generated by the "Who's Your Daddy?" Test Meme



    In other news, "Hook" by Blues Traveler (lyrics) is a spectacular song.

    I have an unbelievable amount of work to …

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    • 1 comment
    • posted 24 October, 2005
  • eBay Context Advertising

    You've probably seen eBay's context-sensitive advertising on Google: you search for, say, "children's toys", and one of the Google ads on the right-hand side of the page tells you how you can buy and sell children's toys on eBay. I've always thought that this system was probably just waiting to be abused, so I had …

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    • posted 21 October, 2005

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