My two housemates this year have two very different computers.
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July 31, 2005
by Neil T
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Monthly Archives: July 2005
July 29, 2005
by Neil T
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A head hitting table moment
When I went to the London Summer Graduate Fair back in June I signed up to a couple of graduate job websites, on the off chance that either some brilliant job would come up or that I didn’t manage to get onto the master course.
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July 28, 2005
by Neil T
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Crazy Frog, Castrated
It might seem like I go on about Crazy Frog incessantly, but here’s another post 
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July 28, 2005
by Neil T
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Blue in the tooth
Filed well and truly under the ‘things-that-would-have-been-useful-on-Saturday” department, the university have now given me a foldout Bluetooth mini-keyboard to play with.
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July 28, 2005
by Neil T
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Good customer service experience
Over the years I have bought a number of things from CD WOW, and they’ve always been delivered within their quoted timescale (5-7 working days) without fail.
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July 27, 2005
by Neil T
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Time and Tiny go under
They lasted a lot longer than several manufacturers, but the parent company of Time and Tiny Computers has gone into administration.
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July 26, 2005
by Neil T
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Old dogs/New tricks
Talk about teaching an old dog new tricks.
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July 26, 2005
by Neil T
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Woohoo!
“Today Apple announced a new Mac Mini. Accordingly, we are pleased to revise your recent order by substituting the original product you ordered with the new Mac Mini at no extra cost to you.”
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July 25, 2005
by Neil T
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You shall succumb to the bullet points
Been a generally normal day at work today.
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July 25, 2005
by Neil T
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A British EFF?
One of the sessions I missed at Open Tech was one about creating a British version of the Electronic Frontier Foundation, an American organisation that lobbies for civil rights with regards to technology.
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