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Month: December 2008

Newspapers deserve to die

December 20, 2008 ~ Graeme

We all know newspapers are slowly dying. Competition from the internet may be one cause, but newspapers hardly help themselves by simply being so bad. The Guardian has a great example in Zoe William’s whine about how her baby is more affectionate towards his father than to her. Continue reading →

The Wall Street Journal gets spun

December 16, 2008December 18, 2008 ~ Graeme

The Wall Street Journal seems to have been completely fooled by telecoms spin-doctors into claiming that Google, and other prominent advocates of net neutrality, have changed their views.

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The internet is easy to censor

December 10, 2008December 11, 2008 ~ Graeme

It has often been said that the internet is hard to censor because “it treats censorship as a defect and routes around it”. This could not be more wrong, the internet is the easiest medium to censor. Continue reading →

Teachers against learning

December 10, 2008 ~ Graeme

I have always had doubts about how well IT is, or even can, be taught in schools. It seems to reach its very worst in the case of a teacher who confiscated a pupil’s property to prevent them learning about a technology the teacher seems to have some sort of ignorant grudge against.

Dandelion web server

December 5, 2008December 5, 2008 ~ Graeme

I have written a small lightweight pure TCL web server called Dandelion — because it is small and light, like Dandelion seeds, and I am no good at thinking up names (its a better name than GIMP though, and that has been pretty succesful!).

More details on the Dandelion server download page.

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