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Monthly Archives: December 2008
Technology-related Idiocy
Every time a politician makes an idiotic statement about the Internet (or technology in general), I think of the pearls of wisdom contained in the Evil Overlord List: 12. One of my advisors will be an average five-year-old child. Any … Continue reading
On a Warm Christmas
Christmas isn’t supposed to be hot. I’ve been thoroughly confused by the lack of ice, snow and freezing rain for the last month or so. The lack of rubbish Christmas songs on the radio is quite refreshing, but it’s a … Continue reading
Going to Tasmania
Since I finished travelling down the East Coast at the end of October I’ve been searching for an IT job in the Melbourne area. This hasn’t been going particularly well. One of the main problems is that nothing seems to … Continue reading
Cool Japanese Helper-Robot
Mamoru-Kun (”Little Protector”) is a robot that is able to tell his owner where an object he or she lost or misplaced within a certain area is located. He can do it verbally or by pointing at the object. It … Continue reading
New Camera
The sands of Fraser Island managed to do what light impacts, alcohol and salt water couldn’t, and killed my old digital camera. Fraser Island also claimed my Boston Red Sox hat, but I’m (mostly) over that now. With Christmas sales … Continue reading
More Information on Australian Net Censorship Plans
The live-trial of the Australian government’s ISP-level Internet censorship scheme is due to start in a few weeks. BanThisURL has posted a nice analysis of the test framework, and a bit of background for those unfamiliar with it. My favourite … Continue reading