Wednesday,
11th January 2012
“Your father is a part of you … always. Learning about him teaches you about yourself.” - Worf
(Source: stwordsofwisdom)
Wednesday,
11th January 2012
“Your father is a part of you … always. Learning about him teaches you about yourself.” - Worf
(Source: stwordsofwisdom)
Wednesday,
11th January 2012
March 31, in case you were wondering.
(Source: llincathryn, via sttngfashion)
Wednesday,
11th January 2012
Everyday Formula by Regurgitator.
Nineteen year old Craig has taken over iTunes. It’s all Regurgitator, all the time.
Monday,
9th January 2012
Ah, so that’s what that “Fail in Japanese only when there are untranslated strings” option does.
Saturday,
31st December 2011
1994—it’s kinda like Three Thousand in 2011, only much, much better.
(Source: clambistro)
Friday,
30th December 2011
Blah blah blah blah blah. But, you know, whatever. We don’t really know how anything really works, and everything I’ve said up until now is almost certainly bullshit. So just believe what you want to believe—at the end of the day your free will is just an elaborate illusion, and you’re going to die soon anyway. Now, where my bitches at?
Stephen Hawking (paraphrased)
Friday,
30th December 2011
Help! The captcha picture used to verify new users isn’t very clear!
Sometimes this kind of thing is worth a laugh, but more often than we’d care to admit they reveal some of our biggest failings: Bots, and the damage they cause, are not the fault or responsibility of individual users, and it’s totally unfair to expect them to take the responsibility. They’re not the fault of site owners either, but like it or not they are our responsibility — it’s we who suffer from them, we who benefit from their eradication, and therefore we who should shoulder the burden. And using interactive authentication systems such as CAPTCHA effectively passes the buck from us to our users.
By day, he works for ABC TV as a web developer. By night, he plays bass guitar in Look Who's Toxic. He also runs a little Unix Timestamp conversion site. There are plenty of other things he should be doing, but most of the time he's dreaming of what he'll do when he grows up while watching bad Star Trek spin-offs.
