– I’m definitly going to be lookin into this (and yes I’m prepared for the headache-inducing math it will accrue) cus I have an idea about an RF implementation…

– Wish I had this article in my QUB Software Engineering module

– Brilliant article on Bash’s built in pattern matching.

– As my partner Beth says; “I’m ahead of the curve”

– Wow, they were actually pushing this?! Finally something good ‘the government’ has done.

– This was a brilliant event, I just wish I had planned ahead to have a project to work on !

– This is YAPIWD, yet another project i want to (or wont) do…

– I never got into google wave that much but i think i may have to revisit it after reading this article!

– This is more of a ‘NOTE TO SELF’, but hopefully someone else will find a use for it!b

– Another great article from Bruce Schneier. And as always, the great security guru is right; Security based of perfect knowledge is as useless as the ‘Perfect Knowledge’ assumptions that Economists made that led us hook line and sinker into the current financial mess.

– Until IE comes into the fold, I guess these methods for Open Web Standard shiving will have to do.

– Definatly going to be doing this, even just to keep my Design chops up to scratch

– Great Collection of Sites that inevitably suck all the time out of my week!

– I was just about to settle into writing yet-another-dual-boot-guide, but since this one coveres the topic so well, I thought there was no point continuing!

– I’ve used this dozens of times over the past couple of weeks troubleshooting friends and clients wifi issues, and while its not nearly as specific as the Wifi Spy, it does the job of checking checking for co-channel interference and signal effects over time.

– Great little article on how to effectively use social-media without getting bogged down.

– Went All the way through this list thinking “Yup, done that before”…. All Web Designers should have this stapled to their eyelids!

– Great for people who are new to the Graphic Design world (like me)

– Great article by Seth Godin on differentiating your audience types

– I’ve been creating most presentations in InDesign, Flash, or Acrobat recently, but these just might draw me back to the fluffy bosom of Redmond’s Powerpoint

– Until IE comes into the fold, I guess these methods for Open Web Standard shiving will have to do.

– Definatly going to be doing this, even just to keep my Design chops up to scratch

– Great Collection of Sites that inevitably suck all the time out of my week!

– I was just about to settle into writing yet-another-dual-boot-guide, but since this one coveres the topic so well, I thought there was no point continuing!

– I’ve used this dozens of times over the past couple of weeks troubleshooting friends and clients wifi issues, and while its not nearly as specific as the Wifi Spy, it does the job of checking checking for co-channel interference and signal effects over time.

– Great little article on how to effectively use social-media without getting bogged down.

– Went All the way through this list thinking “Yup, done that before”…. All Web Designers should have this stapled to their eyelids!

– Great for people who are new to the Graphic Design world (like me)

– Great article by Seth Godin on differentiating your audience types

– I’ve been creating most presentations in InDesign, Flash, or Acrobat recently, but these just might draw me back to the fluffy bosom of Redmond’s Powerpoint

– Defiantly going to be experimenting with this!

– Joomla, one of my two favourite CMS’s up there with Drupal, just makes it so easy to take off the shelf extensions like these listed and for the lay-man to roll it all together into a truely unique system. Will defiantly be noting this for later clients!

– Brilliant idea; biomemetics. I’ve watched loads of the Biomemetic TED talks and alike and keep meaning to do something like this!