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MMX – The Start of the Post-Digital Decade

2010 and after are going to be about post-digital, by which I mean what comes after we’ve finished staring at our screens. We’re going to see an explosion in the amount of physical objects that would have been impossible without using digital process in the workflow, and objects that won’t work without a connection of some kind [...]

Researching Tumblr

I’d have to say that Tumblr’s great if you want to look at pictures of bookshelves or semi-naked women. It really fails at presenting anything more complex though.

100th Post!

This is my one hundredth post. I’d like to say that I’ve got something either deep or meaningful to say, but I’ve just been staring at the blank pages of a word processor today for so long that I’m without anything interesting to share.

Back to Work

The past few weeks have been an excruciating battle against my attention span, as I have attempted to hand in several really important pieces of work for my university course. However, with that hand in comes the period where I can actually readjust and get back to work. And I kind of think that there [...]

Unnamed Signage

I’ve just finished writing a small program that generates our website banner. I’m not a great programmer, by any means, but I’m pretty proud of this program. It’s been a long evening where I could have blamed my lack of programming skills on a stinking cold and slouched off to bed at any point, but [...]

Gone Away

There’s been a lovely drop in audience figures for my blog since installing a truly hostile end-user environment.

Things Look Different

If you are an RSS reader of this blog, you’ll not have noticed that I’ve made the site look different. Go take a look. Cool, huh? I’m going to keep my site this way for a while, as I feel that it’s a bit of a baffle that stops the less-nerdy and those people who [...]