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Twitter Updates for 2010-12-18
@shaver Aw, cute! And the PlayMobile website flashed up a warning that I might have hijacked a session! Twofer! # Mmm – grilled emmenthal over salami on toast. #newovensmells # @mikkohypponen Yeah, but with the pigs it's payback for bacon. # RT @doctorow: A cloud computer is like a regular computer, except you have to
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Twitter Updates for 2010-12-17
Bored? Open an 80×24 Terminal and telnet to towel.blinkenlights.nl and watch a movie… # @alistairhann A commenter suggests that all the pins may be in one particular connector, but will try ur idea when I can find my AVO # @shaver Reassuring; have got a lighted cover for someone else for Xmas 🙂 # @bubbva
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Twitter Updates for 2010-12-16
screaming headache can no longer be lack of sleep, is not dehydration, so must be caffeine withdrawal? we shall see… # Espresso. No more headache. Hummm… # And today's Christmas Advent Calendar chocolate is…. ummm… possibly a festive penguin? 🙂 # Epic heathrobinson/rubegoldberg via Darren Reed – have seen some similar, but there are a
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SOLVED (mostly) #Kindle 3 instability, crashing, battery failure, losing charge: it’s the leather cover!
I wrote up my problems here, and you can read the comments to follow the developments and line of thinking. I have the following symptoms: 1) My Kindle frequently crashes upon wakeup from sleep I flick and release the power switch there is a long, long pause then a green LED shows and then the
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Twitter Updates for 2010-12-15
sometimes, just sometimes, the forces can balance each other and you as the fulcrum can briefly feel no weight at all. bliss. # Will whomever is playing OMD's "If You Leave…" on loop in my head, please flip the track. I really don't need to hear it again… # …and tonight's advent calendar chocolate is
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Twitter Updates for 2010-12-13
#Kindle crash drama develops: Amazon call asking me to remove it from the matching, non-lighted leather case, possibly causing short-circuit # The powerful may howl, but only because we are learning the truth http://goo.gl/nBD13 # if nothing else, read the opening paras #wikileaks #
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Twitter Updates for 2010-12-12
And so begins the potentially 6h wait for the cooker to arrive. Have to wait until next week to plumb it in, though 🙁 # New: To the guy in Hart Leisure Centre Men's Changing Room with your junk hanging out… http://bit.ly/hliMnf #
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To the guy in Hart Leisure Centre Men’s Changing Room with your junk hanging out…
To the guy in Hart Leisure Centre Men’s Changing Room with your junk hanging out, swinging free and hairy as you sit on the wall-mounted slatted bench so that you are seen immediately upon opening the door from the hallway with your half-towel rumpled up round your belly… Please. Really. Don’t bother. I’m straight and
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Twitter Updates for 2010-12-11
Have navigated the battleground of my local WI Market, and triumphantly acquired cake for gorgeous lady visitor 🙂 # New #GoogleChrome beta seems to have stopped responding to up-scrollwheel? Safari and Firefox are OK … WTF? # If you have Chrome and your up-scroll-wheel has suddenly stopped working, this is why: http://bit.ly/gshKcm # daytime tv:
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Submitting a Kindle bug report
I just submitted this to Amazon: I have a Wifi-only Kindle3 which I’ve had for a couple of weeks now. Shortly after getting it I upgraded to v3.0.3 of the software, as described on http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/help/customer/display.html?nodeId=200487920 I started having software problems (described below) – so I performed a “Factory Reset” and reinstalled my books from scratch;
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Twitter Updates for 2010-12-10
New: Anyone want a contract job writing a SSD storage #Linux block device driver http://bit.ly/gVnLMp # Whee! Mark is wrapping up! The painting is done and all I have to do is survive the solvent smellllllllllllllllllllll…….ael klja `kbzxi #
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Anyone want a contract job writing a SSD storage #Linux block device driver
A trusted friend has passed me a jobspec: On behalf of a client, I’m looking for someone who can write a Linux block device driver. Know anyone suitable? In particular, we have a need for something which can perform as many read IOPS per second to a SSD array as possible. The application is for