It was a lot of traveling but it was well worth it. pretty much 30 hours in some sort of painful seat, varying air conditioning and random food but the final leg of a longtail boat to Railay was a great conclusion to the travel. Railay was suggested to us by a girl we met […]
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Monthly Archives March 2010
BRB Thailand
I am probably just getting on flight BA7312 out of heathrow, bound for sunny Thailand, most of my email addresses are now on replycannons, if you want to get hold of me I will be periodically updating this blog (so will see comments) and might check my facebook occasionally. Let’s see what south east Asia […]
Hayday Construction on Google StreetView
Well done Tom spotting this – My dad working hard and the Hayday Construction & Roofing on google streetview! Unrelated to the pliers on streetview post
Silent City Collective
The Silent City Collective is “a symposium on the effects of climate change in the global south and post industrial nations” – its well worth a watch – if you haven’t already then check out the Silent City Collective site and make sure you make it to the Exhibition just off Brick lane this May. […]
The Pliers are coming!
Someone sent me this random streetview find – Pliers revenge!
Thailand Express – 2010
Next Friday I fly out to Bangkok, Thailand for a month of sun. Just wanted to shout out thank you to all the people that have given advice, helped me prepare and the few that are coming with me – I will update the blog a few times while out there – stick a few […]
Javascript in Spreadsheets? – Google Apps Script Does that
Far from being a google promoter, I do like this. Google Apps Script opens up google spreadsheets to scripting – Just like Macro’s etc in Excel, but with Javascript. This effectively opens up a world of online data processing and analysis that would have not been easily possible within a browser before hand, especially suiting […]
Microsoft Skinput?
Is funny how technology develops…it takes a while for the lag to catch up I suppose. I like this novel pursuit of new interfaces between humans and technology, I can’t help thinking it wont end up used at all like it is shown here though, I see this more useful to warfare, body electronic metrics […]