Updated: 16/02/2005; 10:27:57.
Outwardly Normal 2
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21 June 2003

Usability

A sign fixed to a paint mixing machine in Wickes DIY store, Sevenoaks.

You know what I was itching to do, don't you?


11:04:35 PM    comment()

Show update

Everything looks to be going well. The pictures are all at the gallery. The hanging is tomorrow. (Saying that makes me feel like a character in a western).

A couple of links for you:

Kim Moser at the Mirror Project (You may need to refresh. The Mirror Project still doesn't seem happy on its new server).

Exactitudes - I'm not sure where I found the link to this one. Was it bluishorange? Was it electolicious? Or was it Henry, the mild mannered janitor?


10:54:30 PM    comment()

Not just a nuisance. still from 'Farm Sluts'

If you still think that junk e-mail is just a nuisance but not really dangerous, think again. Here's a 20-minute movie that shows you how it can ruin your entire life: Farm Sluts, written and directed by Collin Friesen (approx. 40 MB, QuickTime and a pretty black sense of humour required). [via netbib weblog] [The Aardvark Speaks]

The Aardvark hits paydirt. Well - dirt, anyway.


5:43:33 PM    comment()

Happy solstice, everyone.
7:34:23 AM    comment()

UK's tiniest baby unveiled [BBC]
I'm interested in this as I was 10 weeks premature myself.
7:15:17 AM    comment()

Something in the woodshed

Have a look at Mike Gunderloy's weblog. He subscribes to the low frequency/high quality style of blogging.


4:58:30 AM    comment()

The Downward Spiral of Music Retailing [Slashdot]
4:09:52 AM    comment()

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