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Monthly Archives: December 2004
A better class of support
This just came up on one of the support lists for the next openoffice beta: Hi Juraj, > It does not work. Where would you put the check mark? [ ] it does nothing [ ] it copies too much … Continue reading Continue reading
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an awful warning
Adobe Acrobat 3.whatever for the palm is a horrible piece of software. I have been trying an ebook in Adobe DRM format. It has one good point: you can shift the book and its activation between computers. But on a … Continue reading Continue reading
foresight among bonobos
This is a reply to Ben Hammersley’s comment on the previous entry. It will probably form part of the review I write. Tallis argues that there are fundamental differences between our experience of the world and animals’; further that these … Continue reading Continue reading
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waking to discover
for much of this afternoon I have been dreaming that I am in an armchair reading Raymond Tallis and waking to find that I am. None the less, his latest book, which I am reviewing for the Graun is very … Continue reading Continue reading
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A small step for human-ish kind
Justin Arundale, the Independent’s first (and best) librarian, told me in the early Nineties that the company was making more than Continue reading
Posted in Journalism
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Posy Simmonds
Was perfect again this week. Though the one that made me laugh loudest this year was earlier. The archive is here, and if I have linked to it before, well, you should have gone the first time. Continue reading
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Ecco open sourced?
I can hardly believe this, but one of the most original and useful programs of the last fifteen years may finally be available for improvement. for some time now Ecco has been given away free as a donwloadable binary, and … Continue reading Continue reading
Posted in Software
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the socialist’s girlfriend
Here is a real oddity: a morally informed, grown-up story in the Sunday Times that is not by Ferdy Mount or John Cornwell. Janice Turner points out that most of the story simply shows the morals of Chat! magazine: The … Continue reading Continue reading
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Security advice
The FWB has come up with a security advisory Continue reading
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Don’t mention Clark County
Just had my invitation to the Features party …. Continue reading
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