Here’s a few interesting things I’ve seen or heard on the net recently. Want to edit your photographs but don’t have Photoshop? Then use the online image editor at Pixlr. It’s relatively simple to use. Live camera from the LHC collider in France. Games: Coign Of Vantage. Rotate the screen … Continue reading →

Yes, another set of links I’m dumping here top clear up my browser’s bookmarks. Film sequel quiz. Go on – you know they made one more. Current status of HDTV in the UK. Logic Puzzles. For when you want to waste an afternoon. Sorry I Missed Your Party. If you … Continue reading →

Ah, time to do a post I think. Here’s a collection of things I’ve been looking at this month: Superb ambient Spot The Difference game. I did this in about 30 minutes, without cheating once! Give it a go. Next time Brighton and Hove Council do something to get on … Continue reading →

Men Who Look Like Old Lesbians. Does as it says on the tin. Check out the latest celebrity armpit flaps at flappits.com. You must be pretty deranged to think of that one. An interview with Ken Buckle, mobile disc jockey in Enfield. His words of wisdom include, “You can have … Continue reading →

A great game as seen at The V Hive. Design your own album cover by following these rules: 1. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:Random The first article title on the page is the name of your band. 2. http://www.quotationspage.com/random.php3 The last four words of the very last quotation is the title of your album. … Continue reading →

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I’m thinking of a bike ride to Christ’s Hospital (near Horsham) from Hove using the Down’s Link path. It’s about 23 miles there on a very flat cycle path. Unfortunately there’s no alternative cycle path home. You could cheat and get the train I suppose. Testing embeddable Google Maps: *No, … Continue reading →

Here’s all the online crap I’ve found interesting in July: The Story of My Sands – A look at the codewords used over tannoy systems. I well remember a Mr Sands on Brighton Pier and Somerfield. Heavens Above. Calculates where satellites and the ISS will appear in the sky. Apparently … Continue reading →