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  • Vintage Dual catalogue

    2 September 2010 - iainclaridge.net

    Love this layout, taken from an original catalogue from the 1970’s for Dual turntables. Via Monsters in my Mind. Share/Bookmark This

  • Robert McGinnis: James Bond

    2 September 2010 - iainclaridge.net

    Another classic illustration from the originator of the famous James Bond stance (the one with Bond holding, apparently, a .22 marksman’s pistol…!), Robert McGinnis. Share/Bookmark This

  • Sigmund Freud’s letterhead

    2 September 2010 - iainclaridge.net

    Loving Sigmund Freud’s beautifully elegant letterhead. Via Opivm. Share/Bookmark This

  • Why I have no intention of becoming an iPhone (or iPad) developer

    2 September 2010 - Rick Hurst - Freelance Web developer. Bristol, England.

    Firstly, I want to clear up any obvious misconceptions that the title of this blog post may have caused. I do not hate Apple (ok, maybe a bit), iPhones, iPads or iPhone/iPad developers. I have an iPhone, and I love it. I also use mostly apple mac computers and love those too. I’m writing this [...]

  • Free open source multitrack recording on an android phone

    1 September 2010 - tziteras
  • Computer Reuse Scheme Applications received from right across the City

    31 August 2010 - Connecting Bristol

    To help achieve our vision of a truly inclusive Digital City, Bristol City Council are developing a scheme to make available a free (or low cost) recycled computer to individuals and families who are on a low income or who experience other disadvantages. More than eighty five expressions of interest in [...]

  • call for talks

    27 August 2010 - Bristol Ruby User Group Google Group
    Hey Guys,
    The hack night and the last BRUG were a bit of a disaster so I'm getting on the ball early for the next BRUG so it doesn't happen again. Does anyone have anything they'd like to do a talk on or show at the next BRUG? It will be held on Thursday 30th Sept.
    I've been working mostly in JavaScript for the last few months so I'd be happy to do a talk on something JavaScript based if that would be interesting to people, possibly about testing in JavaScript? I could cover some of the more difficult/awkward test situations you can come across in JavaScript land. I've written a library called webMooch that could do with a bit of polishing and finishing and this could give me the kick in the ass I need to do it :)
  • EVENT: Low Carbon Futures, 23 Nov, Watershed, Bristol

    19 August 2010 - Connecting Bristol

    This RIBA South West/ Green Register conference, subtitled “Money Does Grow on Trees“, will be examining the ways for  organisations to work towards achieving the Government’s ambitious target of an 80% reduction in CO2 by 2050 and remain economically active. It will explore the cutting-edge themes of the new green economy, the business case for using [...]

  • Citzalia: The European Parliament online game

    19 August 2010 - Connecting Bristol

    Citzalia is a 3-D online role playing game and social networking forum intended to help users understand how the European Parliament works. Anyone who has used online sites such as Habbo Hotel should be pretty familiar with this kind of game. Using your avatar you can walk around, interact, network, debate the [...]

  • Developer Pitfall: When to call it quits on a problem

    18 August 2010 - Tim
  • Rails, Clearance, Subdomains and Remember Me?

    18 August 2010 - Stefan Goodchild

    Been building a side project in Rails 2.3.8 recently and found that whilst getting the session cookie to work across subdomains is pretty trivial the Remember Me? cookie used by Clearance isn’t, especially for someone new to it like I am. Some fiddling around and some StackOverflow browsing led me to a pattern that solved [...]

  • Getting started with uCommerce

    17 August 2010 - Tim
  • Great Results for Last Tuesday's Draw Meeting

    17 August 2010 - dorkbot bristol

    Last Tuesday we had an enjoyable meeting with the Draw group. There was a good Dorkbot turnout. The session started with a number of experimental drawing exercises to do with mark making. Everyone had fun having a go. We drew the person opposite without looking at our piece of paper, drew the features of our [...]

  • Dorkbot workshops for the Noisy Bike Parade

    16 August 2010 - dorkbot bristol

    For the past 3 weeks or so, Dorkbot and Bristol Hackspace members Kaspar and Ale have been working madly (i.e. we were mad and we were working? ), on an adaptation of Sonodrome’s POSC oscillator which makes lovely crazy noises that you can control with your fingers. With help from Jim at Sonodrome and various [...]

  • Using Linq and Extension Methods to chunk large data sets

    12 August 2010 - Tim