by Tom | Oct 12, 2009 | Reading
The Golden Age of Video is a) a great tune and b) some of the best video editing I’ve seen in ages. Just fantastic. The comments have all the details of the films I couldn’t recognise. Lots of classics in there with a particularly British sensibility...
by Tom | Oct 7, 2009 | Reading
Interesting thought: how would the phone companies replay to you the analytics from the vast amount of spatiotemporal information they gather every day on you? Fascinating thought if you could see that they implicitly know your home, work, friends, favourite...
by Tom | Oct 7, 2009 | Personal, Reading
Lots of frenchified stuff in there, but still fun and for a good purpose. That said, my first run through was still my best – I can’t recreate the belief that I’d know everything and that even my guesses would be correct.
by Tom | Oct 7, 2009 | Reading
Nice bookmarklet creator that will resize and reflow web pages to make them more readable. I like it for some of the longer Wired articles. Let’s see if I keep using it.
by Tom | Oct 7, 2009 | Business, Reading
Not as pretty as POTUS, but an enlightening discussion on decision making and responsibility in the US DOD. Not a job anyone would take lightly. No wonder Bob Ainsworth is having a difficult time.Separately, is it just me or do the 12 shocking ideas all seem pretty...
by Tom | Oct 7, 2009 | Reading
You have to love shots from above. I wasn’t sure whether I preferred the pyroclastic flows or the gibbous moon (yes, it is that way around).
