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Monthly Archives: February 2005
Folksonomic Zeitgeist
As I’m sure you are already aware, the Observer has a new blog. It’s all about the folksonomic zeitgeist, baby. Tweet This
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Ajax: a New Approach to Web Applications
Jesse James Garrett over at Adaptive Path has written an great article describing how Asynchronous Javascript in combination with XMLHttpRequest (AJaX, geddit?) is revolutionising what we can do with web applications – making them faster, more responsive, and more like … Continue reading
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Biomega Bikes
The Biomega website has relaunched and now features some new bikes, including the ultra-fat tired Brooklyn BMX. I still want the Copenhagen, however. Shaft drive, 7-speed SRAM internal hub gearing, disc brakes, removeable pedals, very very beautiful. I test-rode an … Continue reading
Colour gun has made me dancing fool, I feel obliged to hula!
It’s been great to come back to London and ease back into the swing of things with not one, but THREE wonderful musical evenings out in the last couple of weeks. First off was the Kompakt guys at Fabric – … Continue reading
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Hello World! Again!
Hi There, Went away for a while because we had to get new credit cards sorted out and my account was suspended. Hm, maybe I’ll start using a free blog service, or set one up myself using WordPress… Anyway, we … Continue reading
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