In this week’s post, documenting the 7th week of 2010, I wonder about perceived business, mention two of our most recent open source releases and give to you, my readers, two screencasts about the DRE, in addition probably highly effective in the treatment of insomnia.
Just before bedtime on Monday, I had still managed to make [...]
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Weekly Head Voices #14: My Week Was A Wormhole.
February 21st, 2010 · No Comments · life, nerd, science, work
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Weekly Head Voices #13: So you want to sue me?!
February 14th, 2010 · 1 Comment · life, science, work
In this post, I talk about our latest EuroVis news, give a quick break-down of my activities of the past week whilst turning my productivity glut into a game, sing an ode to DropBox, get threatened with a lawsuit (again) and impart, as per usual, some applied backyard philosophy.
To kick start this blog post, allow [...]
Weekly Head Voices #12: Ceci n’est pas une bibliothèque.
February 9th, 2010 · 5 Comments · life, science, work
Welcome to the latest edition of the Weekly Head Voices, in which I briefly touch upon the, to my mind, mention-worthy events that took place within my field of observation during week 5 of the year 2010, and with which I too finally have an excuse to (ab)use the famous words of Magritte for my [...]
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Weekly Head Voices #11: iCalmDown.
January 31st, 2010 · 2 Comments · life, science, work
My Tall Philosophical Neighbour (henceforth TPN) blogged today about the iCalmDown, which, as you know, is the latest Apple product released with perhaps a tad too much fanfare this past week. Yes, I do realise that I’m most privileged to have a tall neighbour who’s both philosophical and manages to blog with more regularity than [...]
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Weekly Head Voices #9: Windows 7 Geek-o-Rama.
November 23rd, 2009 · No Comments · life, nerd, science, tech, work
I’ve unfortunately not been involved in any quantum entanglement accidents recently — teaching duties are mostly to be blamed for my two-week silence. Besides spending at least a whole work-day every week on our Data Visualisation practical, I’ve been lecturing and also been preparing a new lecture block on information visualisation with a dash of [...]
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