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Eversion   2009-03-01

Go and play this. Now. (Works in Wine too.)

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Bike chains, board games and Bananaman   2009-02-24

Yes, I'm still here. I really must get into the habit of updating this just a teeny weeny bit more regularly - the record for time between posts hasn't been broken, I think, but I've come close...

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Planet Terror - BEST ZOMBIE MOVIE EVER   2008-07-12

That is all.

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Zoe Jessica Allison-Weston   2007-10-01

Born on Sunday the 23th of September at 09:29, weighing 3.3kg (7lb 4oz in old money).

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He's back...   2007-09-18

... and kicking bottom.

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What did we learn today, children?   2007-07-06

If you've ever wondered what the point of citrus/acetone cleaners is in relation to fitting CPU heatsinks, then I have two things to say to you. Firstly, that you quite possibly work at the desk behind me and asked me earlier today why you can't just use a cloth; and secondly, that you shall find out if you read on.

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Lobster-child plays Wii whilst spelunking   2007-04-12

News at 10.

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Not quite the second coming   2007-01-30

Today, I received the remaining components needed to turn the spare parts from the first computer I built into a fully working machine once again. Or so I thought.

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Who's been a busy little beaver?   2007-01-27

Well.. not me, to be perfectly frank, but I have done some of the stuff I've been meaning to. Hopefully, stuff one might refer to as "cool".

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And Zebedee said   2007-01-13

I spent a while last week as an exhibitor at BETT. It was a reasonable experience: standing up for eight hours pretending to be a salesperson, wearing a stuffy suit and rigid shoes in a hot, crowded exhibition hall, for three days in a row; tempered by a fairly comfy hotel room, good company, and two nights of more food and drink than I am used to (the food also being higher quality, unlike the hotel breakfasts), in London and paid for by the company. The company being SmoothWall.

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