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Wiblog - Paul's Wibblings

Crowdsourcing

06/01/10

Great buzzword crowdsourcing and, like a lot of them, it means what you want it to mean. But #uksnow is a good example. ...  read more ...

Audio Spam

16/12/09

You can't say spammers aren't inventive: they're always looking for new ways of getting past the spam filters. ...  read more ...

Blocking Content

08/12/08

It's been a frustrating day, not least because the video and photo in yesterday's posting don't seem to be accessible to some...  read more ...

New Server, New Beginning

02/12/08

After having this domain hosted at UK Shells since the last millennium we've finally moved it today to our own server at Bytemark...  read more ...

No Alternative

01/12/08

For the second time in as many days I've had problems with multipart email. The first time the email was simply empty, the second time it was unreadable. Why?  read more ...

Good Men can be Bad

25/11/08

When you only know someone for one reason it can catch you out when the real person intrudes. Hans Reiser was one1 and now he's joined by Andrew Bond. "Who?" you may ask. So did I.  read more ...

The Internet

20/11/08

Today's Dilbert is great. The first frame is complete in itself really. Which reminds me. We think we've discovered one of the fundamental rules of the Internet:  read more ...

Dark in 'ere innit?

02/10/08

I subscribe to a blog which identifies potentially valuable unregistered domains. Today's1 batch had an astronomical theme and included  read more ...

Retaining Mail Traffic

12/09/08

The following is my response to the Government consultation on ISPs being required to retain details of every email sent.  read more ...

Bad Phorm

05/08/08

A discussion of Phorm on cam.misc today pointed me to this posting by Richard Clayton. If you're a BT Internet or VirginMedia user you should read it too. ...  read more ...

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Current status: (via twitter)
Paul has finally finished Jane Eyre thanks to [link] and Elizabeth Klett
I am currently reading:

Flood
  by Stephen Baxter
Surviving in Stroke City
  Gerry Anderson

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