Lance Armstrong is cool. He decided to tweet that he was in Glasgow and if anyone wanted to go on a ride. 300 people showed up.
The hacking community now descends on Malaysia as that is hosting Hack-in-the-box. Not to be confused with hackday, hackaday or Music Hackday
Showing posts with label Hack. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Hack. Show all posts
Tuesday, 18 August 2009
Wednesday, 6 May 2009
Random Musings - Day #126
Hack me from a distance
Laser Pens used to pick off laptop keystrokes from 100ft.
Bite me!
Awful story as a guy gets caught in the act, the hard way from the register whose tagline is "biting the hand that feeds it", which is ironic you consider biting part of the story!
Britain's fixed talent
I am starting to not like Britain's got talent because it would appear that Jamie Pugh who appeared on the show has *already* performed on the West End stage. Combined with Shaheen Jafargholi, the kid that performed the Michael Jackson track so beautifully as he was in the Thriller musical.
Laser Pens used to pick off laptop keystrokes from 100ft.
Bite me!
Awful story as a guy gets caught in the act, the hard way from the register whose tagline is "biting the hand that feeds it", which is ironic you consider biting part of the story!
Britain's fixed talent
I am starting to not like Britain's got talent because it would appear that Jamie Pugh who appeared on the show has *already* performed on the West End stage. Combined with Shaheen Jafargholi, the kid that performed the Michael Jackson track so beautifully as he was in the Thriller musical.
Tuesday, 10 February 2009
Random Musings - Day #41
Feeling a bit tired and busy lately. Last night went to see a friend's rock band Red 13.
More hacking stuff. One coming up in August is Hacking at random 2009. Another hacking blog that's updated daily is the aptly named hackaday (which is not to be confused with wacaday). Also for the code hacks (aka developers) out there, there's hackday.
You can gather up some music from findsounds.com and dancetrippin.com. At the winter music conference, they will announce the winners of the 24th International Dance Music Awards and you can vote!
More hacking stuff. One coming up in August is Hacking at random 2009. Another hacking blog that's updated daily is the aptly named hackaday (which is not to be confused with wacaday). Also for the code hacks (aka developers) out there, there's hackday.
You can gather up some music from findsounds.com and dancetrippin.com. At the winter music conference, they will announce the winners of the 24th International Dance Music Awards and you can vote!
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