by Tom | Jun 23, 2005 | IT
Tumult HyperEdit looks useful for the Mac.
by Tom | Jun 23, 2005 | Reading
New guidelines target ’silent calls’. So now at least we know what’s going on. Personally, I find the threat of the TPS quite effective.
by Tom | May 31, 2005 | Reading
A frankly disappoinging look at words that aren’t in Merriam-Webster Online. Woot is the only one that I have seen in common use (among geeks).
by Tom | May 31, 2005 | Reading
An interesting matrix relating tacit vs explicit knowlege to individual or group production of such.Knowledge matrixThe chart comes from a 1999 talk that is available online (how’s that for no link rot!)
by Tom | May 31, 2005 | Reviews
Went to see The Consequences of Love, a slightly arthouse Italian film in our slightly arthouse local cinoche. The film was great, except for the unexpectedly overblown ending. The film is beautifully constructed, both in terms of photography but also content –...
by Tom | May 31, 2005 | Reading
It’s tax freedom day. We’re now working for ourselves, not Gordon. Hurrah!
by Tom | May 31, 2005 | Government
Apparently the UK is way ahead in value terms for public sector IT spend at one quarter of EU spend. We’re not top per capita, so this figure isn’t as crazy as it sounds.
by Tom | May 31, 2005 | Reading
Great news – they’re building a giant trebuchet with a 300m range to operate daily in Warwick Castle. Time to plan a visit, I think.
by Tom | May 31, 2005 | Reading
Useful hints on Thinking and Paper to sucessfully run a paper-only task management strategy. Scroll down to see the details.
by Tom | May 31, 2005 | IT
Excellent idea: Password generator lets you use one master password and then generate related but unbreakable passwords for other sites. Neato.[Update] there appears to be the mother of all versions available. There’s no reason not to use this (unless...
