I finally got a MIDI controller! No more reliance on my stylophone for synth controls.

What on earth do spam twitter accounts hope to gain from following me?!

I’ve recently started using these styles for adding automargins (margic = magic + margin) to floated items:

.floatLeft.margic { margin-right: 1em; }
.floatRight.margic { margin-left: 1em; }

Flook have to be one of the best folk bands I’ve ever heard. I wish I had been able to see them live

JScript has conditional comments too. Is use of this advisable? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Conditional_comment

Good grief, stainless steel is difficult to tap. How do people make anything out of it?

This looks almost awesome enough to make me switch to FF for web dev stuff: http://hacks.mozilla.org/2011/07/tilt-visualize-your-web-page-in-3d/

I figured out the reason my gurdy is taking so long to build: I make a mockup of it every five minutes http://flic.kr/p/bK5zyR

Your Identity, chopped up or cloned: You Decide http://waterpigs.co.uk/musings/post/chopped-up-cloned-you-choose

The ideas behind #indieweb are similar to the ideas behind #diaspora, except that you actually get real federation and control of your content, and you don't need to leave other social networks behind.

In Which I document the structure of my indieweb site, and lay out a roadmap of where I want to take it. http://waterpigs.co.uk/musings/post/waterpigs-structure-roadmap

For those who don't know about #indieweb and don't want to read my techy post, it's essentially the ideas behind diaspora. Unlike diaspora, #indieweb is actually about owning your content and federating the social web. A post is coming soon.

ATOM implied Activitystream added and submitted to technorati. Starting to feel more like an #indieweb site now!