Every boat I've be a crew on always tunes in. Although the 1979 Fastnet Race
is often mentioned...
Tom
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On 18 May 2011, at 14:23, Robert Binney wrote:
I have been told that no sailors listen to the Shipping Forecast -
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Subject: [backstage] Press Association API?
Hi all,
I'm
Hi all,
I'm trying to track down the Press Association API, which was announced
as imminent months ago (http://snurl.com/4xlfr) - does it exist yet? And
if not, does anyone know when it'll happen? It'd come in very handy for
a project idea I've got...
Cheers,
Tom
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Try using the CURL library instead of file_get_contents for accessing
external files - it's a lot more customisable, and you might be able to
get some info back about why it's locking up!
Cheers,
Tom
Brian Butterworth wrote:
I wrote some code a while ago that goes though the BBC programme
And the British Homeopathic League accused government boffins
of watering down official research in order to hide the harmful
effects of the new TV broadcasts.
Wait - surely the British Homeopathic League would water down research
in order to make it more effective?
-- Tom
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vijay chopra wrote:
On 15/08/07, Andrew Bowden [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If a drinks company is giving away a can of drink free at a railway
station (which happens), does that entitle you to go into Sainsburys and
take one without paying for it?
One deprives someone of a tangeable object,
with.
I'm generally interested in making entertaining hacks rather than
massively useful ones - games and the like.
Cheers,
-- Tom Scott
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Okay - in an effort to cut off the massive flow of I'm attending, want
to make a team traffic that I've already contributed to - and because
there seems to be no other official discussion routes! - I've set up
http://hackdaylondon.pbwiki.com
as a strictly unofficial Wiki site. Hopefully it'll
Mark Hewis wrote:
Would a portable device/wearable device which blocked/scrambled GSM/Wireless/3-G frequencies within a 2 metre radius be illegal?
Yep, that's illegal. It falls under the same category of 'illegal' as
pirate radio - using an unlicensed transmitter, which is outlawed by the
Certainly if the corporate attendees take away from the 500-person
maximum, then they should only send developers. But bear in mind that,
if companies are willing to spend Significant Amounts to sponsor Hack
Day, and that means that the day can include cool stuff that it wouldn't
otherwise
This might help:
A Cost Analysis of Windows Vista Content Protection
Or
How Microsoft destroyed the Mulitmedia PC
Dear sweet evil Jesus on a pogo stick, don't start that up again!
Serious question though while the list traffic is low: does anyone on
the BBC side of things know when we'll be
I've sent an email to the Developer Day address asking if that thank
you for your RSVP email means that I've been accepted. There's only a
few cheap train tickets left, but I'd like to make sure I'm confirmed
before booking!
-- Tom
Squiggle . wrote:
Likewise. Yay! (I think)
On 4/16/07,
*Hull*
Friday were up in Hull University but the Scarborough Campus. We're
talking after lunch and we're trying to arrange something for Friday night.
Could you be a bit more specific about where and when for Scarborough? I
might head over on the train from York...
-- Tom Scott
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It's dead outside the firewall.
-- Tom
Kim Plowright wrote:
I'm seeing it internally - can anyone confirm it's dead outside the
firewall?
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