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Something to add to the list of “Things you can’t believe they invented” - the indipod.
“indipod is a revolutionary compact toilet system which can be placed in the rear of an MPV vehicle to provide toilet facilities when you go on a picnic, touring, a business trip or any time that you are on […]

Read this thread in LiveJournal’s News - talk about your poster childs for enforced psychiatric medication.
Some people are born idiots.
Other people achieve idiocy (usually by watching too many Star Wars films).
…and some people just spend all day long inflicting their idiocy on random LJers that try to politely point out how redundant their questions […]

Blogger Life Cycle, by Min Jung Kim.
Hmmm, I’d say that I was at about stage 9; just crazy enough to have actually met other bloggers, but not quite crazy enough to write abstract metaphysical entries about writing abstract metaphysical entries… yet. I also have to point out that I’ve never had a wishlist of […]

I’m really starting to love the BBC’s Backstage project; some of the prototypes that people are coming up with are really quite fantastic. Here’s a few of my favourites:

Nick Crossland’s Missing Words
Based on the “missing words” round from the BBC programme “Have I Got News For You”, it takes headlines from the news, […]

So I guess I’d better join the 82,018* other bloggers writing about the Michael Jackson ‘not-guilty’ verdict, hmm?
Well no, I won’t actually; I decided to wait until everyone else had offered their opinions before I toss my 2-cent hat into the basket of eggs. Besides which, all I can really say is that I’m […]

Those of you out there who have a fairly serious interest in the metaphysical whatnots of blogging might be interested in taking part in an online survey being conducted by the Media Laboratory at MIT. It’s all part of Cameron Marlow’s PhD project, so why not amble on by and give the bloke a […]

Source: BBC News, SciVisum Press Release
“One in 10 UK websites fail to work properly on the open source Firefox web browser, a study shows.”
That there are people in this day and age who still actually use IE is bad enough*, but to still be building sites that only function within that fetid pile of […]