To be able to visually re-live every day of a year; to better your photography day by day; to document your growth both physically, cosmetically and mentally – this is Project 365. An article on photography newsletter/blog website Photojojo has inspired me to be a part of this project. And I suggest that all other […]
Monthly Archives: December 2006
MS-Paint messages
Sometimes my girlfriend writes me little… well, basically love messages in MS Paint. Below are a few examples…
Opening up my GCSE revision notes
I decided to type up the bulk of my GCSE revision notes over the holidays as a form of revision. Then it hit me – if I am digitizing so much knowledge, why not make it freely available to everyone? I have decided to release my notes under the Creative Commons Attribution License 2.5. These […]
Multi-tasking is the enemy
Ever sat in your room (or at work, or in a lesson), aware that you have so much work to do, and yet not managed to actually do anything – even though you’ve had three project documents open all evening? If you find, as I have done, that this is a common occurrence then I […]
My own personal blog
Half an hour I installed a personal blog. It’s like orangeacid.net – it has a vague and undefined purpose, and by its very definition will be created, redesigned before the end of its natural lifespan, rebuilt from scratch every 6 months, and will in be generally even more incomplete than this site you are on […]
Boost your WiFi reception with a homemade antenna dish
I found a very interesting article on MetaFilter earlier on how to boost your WiFi reception – or, how to make a WiFi antenna out of a cheap USB WiFi dongle, an extension cable, and Chinese cooking utensils. During my last holiday, I discovered that I could log in to a free WiFi hotspot from […]