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Monthly Archive for October, 2007

Serendipuccino

Is when your iPod music matches your mood and you have time and change for a cappuccino and you find, in a copy of The Times kindly left for your perusal, a perfectly delicious little article. A gem. Rummaging in the Times online, later, I find there’s another I hadn’t seen.
I am not a big [...]

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A Black And White Issue

In the last week there has been a bit of a stink in the British media for and against killing badgers. That’s right, badgers. Not foxes.
Foxhunting, the unspeakable in pursuit of the inedible, as Oscar Wilde called it, is still controversial and highly circumscribed. Badgers, however, are completely protected by law.
The nearest I’ve been to [...]

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Business Class Ethics

I am writing this, a little reluctantly, using an impressive offline blogging tool called Microsoft Live Writer. My misgivings arise in part because I am unhappy with Microsoft’s attempts to bundle extra software and get it onto my computer. The installation for Live Writer offers first this

and then this list of additional software

Yes, I know [...]

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Introducing the Wiki Wallet: TiddlyFolio

If you’ve got a USB memory stick on your key ring here’s a useful and free “wiki wallet” application (open source) that runs in your web browser for recording passwords and other sensitive information.

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For Microsoft the Ow! Starts Now

There is beginning to be a bit of a buzz about Ubuntu. The better it gets, the buzz as well as the product, the less likely it is that Microsoft will persuade Windows XP users to move to Vista. Vista is expensive, complex and unreliable and there are too many versions of it. And Office [...]

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