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lesser of two evils
06May2005
Been keeping an eye on the UK elections out of morbid fascination - no surprise that the same thing happened […]
new articles up
01May2005
Got my latest UTS assignment finished in time… We had to select a sociological research method and do a mini-test-run […]
Updates
28April2005
various updates, in no particular order: Spain photos are up - Bilbao and Pamplona/SanSebastian albums got feedback on UTS First […]
10 days in Euskadi
26April2005
Spent 10 days in northern Spain during the uni break - flew in and out of Bilbao… Spent a few […]
God's Rottweiler
26April2005
got to a point where i've got to say something bout Benny XVI (Seize)… In short, I think it's excellent […]
Pamplona (y San Sebastian)
19April2005
Was in Pamplona Apr17-21, with a day in San Sebastian the 19th.
Bilbao
15April2005
In Bilbao Apr13-17... Beautiful city, in a strange urban/rundown sort of way - old town, then industrialisation, then mass production, &c... Everything sort of tacked on to each other (buildings/infrastructure), and so many different environments in a really small space (filmmaker's heaven!)
In the Public Interests of Whom?
11April2005
funny watching the Austn media suddenly realise (5 months after the fact) that the Libs lied (or maybe just bent […]
New Host!
08April2005
Got a new webhost… You shouldn't notice the difference though - for now the 'new' wintermute.com.au site is still loading […]
Paris, Enfin!
05April2005
Finally went into Paris! It was the first Sunday of the month, so… free museums! Visited the Louvre (or, one […]
England, A Holiday in Two Parts
04April2005
I haven't really said much about my cpl trips to England, so thought I'd get some things down here… I've […]
Downloading Movies is...
02April2005
Installed Limewire and been downloading lots of anime lately… (discovered a pretty amazing series called Wolf's Rain, currently downloading Ep11 […]
L'Invasion du Manga
02April2005
Today in class we went through an article on the popularity of Manga in France. (I must admit, I was […]
Update... With Photos!
22March2005
OK, finally delivering the oft-promised photos… The bar on the right displays the six most recent albums, mouse-over for a […]
'threats that no one country, however powerful, can fight alone'
22March2005
I'm watching Kofi Annan give a press conference at the UN HQ at the moment… Calling for a huge range […]
So what are your politics?
17March2005
An Attempt To Sort Out My Thoughts In brief, I think I'd say I'm Catholic and Pacifist, with sympathies towards […]
content+distribution
15March2005
An interesting post over at The New Normal on the challenges faced by Old Media in regards content and distribution. […]
Around Town
13March2005
Shots from around Reims... A few funky night shots, some with snow, some more recent as it's been warming up... Added more from end March
Chez Moi
12March2005
My studio in various messy states; check out the extremely ugly wallpaper and tiling
(9 photos)
Six Weeks Later...
07March2005
Well it took a while, but I'm finally online… That means there'll be a few little changes to the site, […]
rébranché
07March2005
Finally got internet at home, albeit dialup. I'm still waiting on France Telecom to activate my ADSL(2+) line, but fortunately […]
Stonehenge
16February2005
Everyone's seen Stonehenge so this is relatively short (compared to the dozens of photos I have of it on my laptop). Went walkabout in the general area as well
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Sarum, Old and New
14February2005
a little hill and valley that's been housing people for thousands of years... Oh and one of the biggest Cathedral spires anywhere, ever...
(9 photos)
Oxford
13February2005
Visited Oxford Feb13th... A couple interesting museums, lots of old stuff, and some amazing architecture
Trade-Slave
20January2005
Mentioned on The Corporation: slavery did not end because the market collapsed. It ended because enough people asserted that there […]
Elves Of Valinor Warn Of 'Critical Security Flaw' in Palantir Browsers
16January2005
at defective yeti This is genius. Apparently the palantir browsers have (yet another) security hole that allow a remote user […]
four legs good, two legs ...
12January2005
An interesting article on SMH today - talking about communism/marxism and fascism. Good to see someone point out that just […]
Acts of God
04January2005
some good and some bad in the responses to the tsunami… I'm very impressed by the fact that Aussies are […]
what terrorism may achieve
22December2004
William Gibson quotes Lord Hoffman (UK House of Lords) on terrorism and the Brits new laws to allow them to […]
My Favourite Book
06December2004
So the results of ABC's My Favourite Book poll are in. Lord of the Rings came in first - my […]
Terrorist Descent
06December2004
Brilliant cartoon in The Boondocks today: it's hard to tell if someone's a terrorist these […]
more Centrists
04December2004
Been reading the last couple of months on William Gibson's blog - looks like he returned in time for the […]
Xenon specs leaked
19November2004
There's a document with Xbox2/Xenon specs doing the rounds, supposedly leaked from MS. Specs look attractive, although there's obviously still […]
kill everyone
10November2004
I love how people can point out the hypocrisy in politicians opposing abortions while attacking Iraq. …And then conclude that […]
trendy lefties
09November2004
No wonder Catholics form center parties…! Now not only have 2 Coalition invaders been restored, they've done so with an […]
Xinit/VNC hack
25October2004
Just installed VNC at home. Running the Windows server on our XPHome machine, and the client on my laptop - […]