@RamonY1970 @misslo @benjohnbarnes @michelledh Cheer up. Songwriters never get old. They just add more sevenths.
@michelledh May 24.
Gosh. Bob Dylan turns 70 next month.
@hayles @BlackDogDays Yes; the older you get the more philosophical you are about losing your job by sleeping through your alarm!
@BlackDogDays As for the 3am/8am thing, I think the main thing that used to get me through that was fear. I don’t care so much any more :)
@BlackDogDays No, not working. All will be revealed, possibly in the medium of some silly photos ;)
@BlackDogDays That sounds like a Friday night success to me. But then, I have to be up early.
@Caremur You might think that. I couldn’t possibly comment. yfrog.com/h25znndj
@hayles Ah, you crave the new Domino’s Sweet and Sour Pork Burrito?
Wait, alcohol in moderation is bad for you again? Wow. That truth only flip-flops at around a three-year frequency now.
@EssexEating I hadn’t noticed this effect. But I will be eagerly looking out for it tomorrow.
@xabl Actually, if I’m honest, my answer is “chips when out, mash when home.” It’s easier to good good home mash than good home chips :)
@xabl Chips. Obviously.
@EssexEating Oooh, timely reminder. *packs sunscreen for the morning*
Quite impressed that the Kindle is light enough that this case actually floats.
@hayles I’m definitely emigrating.
@hayles I still think the batteries are my favourite for “most completely random” so far.
@hayles Oh, goodness me. Terrifying teabags! No, no tat escape for me — I’m going to Legoland!
@hayles Haven’t got there yet. Guess where I’m going tomorrow, though?
@DangerousMkting Thaaaat’s terrifying, more like.
@hayles Kewl. I’m not sure whether I want to look, though. I’m still recovering from the batteries.
Dear holy mother of tat. Another product sinks to an all-time low for the Royal Wedding: http://royalweddingtat.p…
@hayles (Oh, and I lied — it’s the “The Monkeys” image, not the latest one. D’oh.)
@hayles (Incidentally, I can’t see the image on the latest Royal Wedding Tat post… Broken linky?)
@hayles But then the Go Compare man came on and I changed channels.
@hayles I actually heard the little percussive bit they play as my universe faded to a monochrome still.
@hayles *Gasp* *Fade* *Ad break*
@hayles Don’t tell me: the car is registered to someone I wasn’t expecting it to be, but oddly, now I know, everything falls into place…
@benjohnbarnes So far, it seems to be airtight. I’ve not put it to a real test yet :) Of course, Kindle has the advantage of actual buttons.
@hayles You brought it on yourself, CSI. Also, when you’ve a moment, I have a number plate that needs reconstructing from one black plxel.
@hayles Don’t worry. Only CSI could take the reflection in the Kindle case, reverse it, de-distort it, and digitally remove the clothes.
Ready for bathtime fun… (Yes, the photo *is* safe for work!) #kindle yfrog.com/hsv0qplj
@PomegranateEB @hayles Yup, a PC has a hash key, though it moves around. US Macs have a hash symbol on the keyboard, too. UK Macs don’t! ##
@ahnlak Your router clearly speaks with a northern accent.
@PomegranateEB Erm. Normally by pushing the button with a picture of a hash on it. I’m not being awkward, really!
@Phooto Probably using SkyHook or something similar. Point here is that this is locating using neither GPS nor Wi-Fi location DBs.
@benjohnbarnes What’s mad is that this technology exists, yet my smart Wi-Fi scales still think they’re in Yorkshire when they tweet :)
Oooh. Interesting Schneier on Security today: pinpointing a computer to within 690 metres. bit.ly/gIPCLI