Harrogate Saltire

My dad's taken his first foray into website design. Very proud of him.

Here's the site, it's to ensure that new members to their dance club can find out everything they know

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Texas morning…

Business trips aren’t all bad. After little sleep in the last 36 hours
and lots of travel – Ibiza, London, Dallas, Austin – I woke up to
this…

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Yet another metal fatigue on my bike

My handlebar sheared off on Friday on the way home from work. I crashed into the curb, fortunately the car behind me stopped in time.
I spent 4 hours in A&E in Kingston on Friday night having a deep cut to my hand glued back together and have bruises on my arm and thigh from falling into the gutter as the bike crashed.

Should handlebars do that?
Am pursuing the bike manufacturer over this and 2 other failures on the bike over it’s 3 year life.

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Wallee case for iPad – how to fit

I bought a Wallee case for my iPad 2… Except it’s a very tight fit.

The manufacturer says this it’s tight (see below) but not impossible.

I watched the video of how to get it to fit but try as I might I could squeeze it on without putting so much pressure on the iPad I thought I might crack the glass.

In the end I put the case in hot water for a few minutes, dried it quickly and then finally did manage to get it on. I think they screwed up the design a bit but nevertheless it does fit. Don’t fancy taking it on and off regularly though.

Now got to figure out where to put it!

27 May, 2011

The Wallee for iPad 2 is a tighter fit than our case for iPad 1.  This is intentional and ensures a secure fit that can be confidently mounted, at the same time allowing us to use a thinner, lighter plastic and keeping any extra thickness to a bare minimum.

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You are here…

gapingvoid cartoon #354 ‘Limitations’ June 29th, 2011

How true. Sorry for slow posting. Been kind of busy.

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Another human paradox: We love to tell people how much we love transcending limitations.

And yet in our heart of hearts, we can get VERY attached to them. Sometimes obsessively so.

Like I said: Paradox.


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Research

Read this, it’s good:

Some bookmarks for some research I’m working on:

I’d like to build something where people were free to do their own transactions, on a peer to peer basis. You don’t need to control all of the transactions, just the ones that add or remove from the ‘pond’. “

Services

Subscriptions

business opportunity in aggregating your subscriptions so you pay a single service provider, and they farm out your payments to everybody else and you have a single place to manage all your paid subscriptions.”

Tech stuff

HRIS?

Content

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