A few months back I ported a Windows card game called “Ocean’s Eleven” to GNOME as part of the AisleRiot suite of solitaire.
Read the whole of 'Oceans Eleven: A Card Game For AisleRiot Solitaire'.
My brother Paul is a fan of Heroes, so, when gift time rolled around, I thought it’d be an interesting idea to put into practice what I had learned from an online tutorial for Illustrator some time ago, and present him with a graphic-novel–style portrait.
Read the whole of 'Paul, Graphic-Novel Style'.
Back in April 2006, I visited Berlin. Of all the photographs I took there, these are among my favourites as, although they’re of destruction, they represent the ongoing redevelopments taking place in the German capital following re-unification. Plus, to me, the cranes look like giant dinosaurs nibbling at the building.
Read the whole of 'Demolition in Berlin'.
Country-specific versions of live mail accounts can be made to work with the Webmail add-on in Thunderbird by adding the appropriate line in domains.txt
Read the whole of 'Using live.co.uk e-mail addresses with Thunderbird'.
I’ve always had trouble when starting to write something new. There are several reasons for this, but not the least of which is that there’s just something fundamentally difficult for me in the process of turning my starbursty thoughts into a linear stream of text
Read the whole of 'Where To Start?'.
RandomTube is a Firefox extension to randomise the country-specific version when visiting YouTube. (Not for those unwilling to be baffled by a lot of foreign language text.)
Read the whole of 'Random YouTube Regionalisation'.
What if everyone on YouTube were an actor hired by the studio? Eventually there’d be a behind-the-scenes documentary, right?
This is part 3 of that programme, exploring the process of character development.
Read the whole of 'YouTube Studio Tour: Character Development'.
Bob the Penguin tells us what to expect from the skies above the southern continent on Tuesday, 30th January 2007.
Read the whole of 'Antarctic Weather Report'.
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