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Monthly Archives: January 2005
Snow
Speaking of snow, I love this: “In New York City (NYC), at least 30cm (a foot) of snow was expected. [...] New Yorkers were stocking up on supplies to ride out the storm indoors. In Mamaroneck, north of New York … Continue reading
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Diving and flying and holidays
Incredibly jealous, but eek. Adrian first warned me of the risks associated with diving and flying in 2001 when we went to Cyprus and did a short introductory scuba dive. Since then, Jeremy’s diving exploits have taught me a lot … Continue reading
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How are things with you?
Although I sympathise with Jeremy’s plumbing problems, it’s comforting in a way to know that things are no better in America when it comes to chasing tradesmen and insurers. The latest in my long-running saga with NatWest Home Insurance is … Continue reading
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Where’s my byline?
Hmm. Compare this: QUIT SCREWING US APPLE. The base mini in the States is $499, or £267 at today’s exchange rates. On the UK store it’s retailing for £339. That’s a £72 markup. Even if you discount VAT, it’s a … Continue reading
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train.
11.30am. Typical british train experience of 40 year old rolling stock not cleaned in weeks. Yay!
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links for 2005-01-19
Running Apple’s Backup Without a .Mac Account (categories: mac) iSync without .Mac (categories: mac)
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links for 2005-01-18
World Airport Codes – Index (categories: travel)
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Mac Mini, price big
Engadget has picked up on the fact that Mac Minis aren’t so affordable after all. Talking to Paul the other day, I mentioned that I was tempted to go to America and buy one, or get it sent over as … Continue reading
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