Mature, refined and elegant. Almost, but not entirely unlike the geek equivalent of a good wine.
Listening to a call-in on C-SPAN on BBC Parliament, about Hilary Clinton running for U.S. President*. A caller…
I have no problem with her being a woman.
I have no problem with her, period.
“Ooooohhhhh….”, he cringed during the pause, knowing what was coming. “That’s full stop!”
Finally, I found
Continue reading ‘Linux and Beryl on the Mac Mini – blow your socks off!’ »
On time and on budget, I am delighted to announce that beta-testing has started for the new product and technologies I have been working on for the last 18 months.
Please take a look at the Dive Buzz, especially if you are a diver! There’s nothing else quite like it out there on the internet. I know because I’ve looked.
Also on show for the first time is Brykxâ„¢, a new technology for bringing the web to the people. “Semantic mark-up blocks for in-line editing. The web² usability solution for accessible websites.”
It’s been out of the box for a couple of days now.
The first step when setting up a new computer is to open the box.
The Mac mini comes in a compact white cardboard package that has a carry-handle. Slipping open the package reveals the first words; “Designed by Apple in California”. Okay, so if this is a disappointment, I know whom and where to blame!
The words are printed in white on a grey cardboard box that sits in the polystyrene filler – it’s the first thing you see, so obviously the first thing to pick up and examine.
What’s this then? It’s an
Why do I want one? Continue reading ‘Hello, Mac mini!’ »
If you can see this post it means my normally steady stream of balderdash and nonsense has dried to a trickle. Don’t worry! I’m alive but working on other things, likely focused on generating income. This means I cannot pay much attention to my blog but doesn’t mean I’m ignoring my delightful readers.
Your patience may be rewarded. If you want to know more, ask!