FaceTwitR n. Generic name for the style of website design which attempts to mimic popular social networking sites.
23 July 2009
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23 July 2009
by Mark
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FaceTwitR n. Generic name for the style of website design which attempts to mimic popular social networking sites.
17 July 2009
by Mark
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I’ve added a Google Friend Connect widget to my blog. Friend Connect is, supposedly, Google’s answer to Facebook, MySpace, etc, as it allows individual blogs to be connected through a similal system of social networking. I have no idea whether … Continue reading
17 April 2009
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3 March 2009
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This has been doing the rounds of Facebook and mailing lists recently: 1 – Go to “wikipedia.” Hit “random” or click http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:Random The first random wikipedia article you get is the name of your band. 2 – Go to … Continue reading
23 March 2007
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In honour of this year’s contribution to Comic Relief by Peter Kay, here’s yet another take on the well-known song…. When I wake up, yeah I know I’m gonna be I’m gonna be the man who wakes up for a … Continue reading
1 March 2007
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I’ve got my name mentioned in the Backbytes section of Computing magazine. For some reason, I am disproportionately pleased about this.
30 December 2006
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Someone recently drew my attention to this blog post, referring to this NY Times article on the delights of a messy desk and “closet” (which is USian for wardrobe). Messy people are more creative, have more agile minds, and earn … Continue reading
20 October 2006
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A made up word. Anyone want to suggest what it means?
5 July 2006
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I’ve created a site as a kind of social experiment. Please give me one!
27 March 2006
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Assuming that I have an average lifespan, and assuming an average length of tenure for each, then by the time I die I will have been a contemporary of…  7 Popes  9 Archbishops of Canterbury  17 US Presidents  … Continue reading