- MAKE: Blog: Open GPS tracker – A low cost, simple, GPS tracker
- pachube :: connecting environments, patching the planet - – "a service that enables people to tag and share real time environmental data from objects, devices and spaces around the world. The key aim is to facilitate interaction between remote environments, both physical and virtual."
- xkcd – A webcomic of romance, sarcasm, math, and language – By Randall Munroe – "I've taught it obstacle avoidance and blogging."
- Milliways: Infocom's Unreleased Sequel to Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy – Waxy.org – Fascinating background on the game that wasn't to be. The comments are worth reading, as my of the parties involved have commented – not all happy about the article.
- Home Easy – SAVE your money, by reducing ‘Standby’ power and wasted electricity. – The range of home automation products that B&Q sells.
- Ethernet shield for Arduino – Ethernet enabling an arduino – including running a webserver on the board. Interesting possibilities for tweetjects. Update: odd that I bookmarked this one, and not the one I actually bought.
- BBC NEWS | Magazine | World’s best-known protest symbol turns 50 – Interesting history to the CND logo. Never knew it was based on the semaphore for N and D.
- We Tell Stories – ‘The 21 Steps’, by Charles Cumming –
recent things
Even more disappointed that I created an audible.co.uk account before discovering this fact.
Disappointed to be unable to take up the Guardian's offer of free audible.co.uk books due to their complete lack of Linux support.
Riding the steam train around lakeside park. Much more civilised way to do it than #parkrun.
Annoyed with bt. They claim no one was in this am when they came to fix phone. We were in and been up since 7am /cc @bt_faults #btfail
so twitsms has decided not to move to OAuth... leaving me without sms notifications. Alternatives?
Going to dConstruct would have been a much better way to spend today.
Bought an iPad. The self-loathing will reduce over time. Especially the more #WordsWithFriends I play.
A BT van was on our street today and now our phone-line is broken (but oddly broadband works fine). #btfail
recent posts
- 20-07 - Updated Arduino MQTT Client
- 08-07 - Joggler Music App
- 31-05 - Creating Joggler applications under Linux
- 22-04 - How I got onto prime-time BBC One
- 15-04 - I’m gonna be on the telly Mum!
- 04-03 - How I almost got into Wired UK
- 23-02 - It’s coming…
- 27-12 - Somerset birds
- 14-12 - Multi-Channel Ambient Orb
- 12-11 - The Content Assignment
- 04-11 - Playful ‘09
- 04-09 - New Zealand
- 07-08 - Twitterlogue
- 24-07 - Updated Arduino MQTT client
- 19-06 - 166 days of power
recent comments
- 01-09 - Kitsune on Nokia LCD Shield for Arduino
- 17-08 - Frank LoVecchio on Updated Arduino MQTT Client
- 28-07 - nick on How I got onto prime-time BBC One
- 28-07 - David Fletcher on How I got onto prime-time BBC One
- 21-07 - Frank LoVecchio on Updated Arduino MQTT Client
recent trackbacks
- 04-09 - MQTT, Mosquitto and PHP | chemicaloliver on Arduino Client for MQTT
- 23-08 - Ambient ducks… « Notes from a small field on DIY Ambient Orb: Redux
- 21-07 - Too busy to blog « Notes from a small field on Creating Joggler applications under Linux
- 20-07 - Updated Arduino MQTT Client « knolleary on Arduino Client for MQTT
- 03-07 - chemicaloliver » MQTT, Mosquitto and PHP on Arduino Client for MQTT
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