Some great tips on designing for TV screens: http://www.bbc.co.uk/gel/tv/device-considerations/designing-for-tv/display-diagnostics

Actually the whole Gel thing is worth reading.

Great tip for learning UK driving theory: Follow @highwaycodegb on Twitter.

Listening to Big Web Show interviews. None of peoples voices match what I expected!

Big thanks to Neil Brook (http://www.hurdy-gurdy.org.uk/) for his Gurdy setup help!

Woah. Flickr’s new uploadr is nice

I got the first note out of my work in progress Gurdy today. Very happy. It’ll be ready in a few days.

Nice to hear a song about luthiers! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v8dFohVOJEM

The new Kipling ad music sounds very much like the wendigo by Steve Tyler

I wonder if this’ll pop up on Identica? If it does, I’ll be very happy.

Test post to see if identica works properly.

@boagworld @idiot “Want to get on better with clients? Stop throwing your font-weight around”

@boagworld’s ‘Partnership of Experts’ should be required listening, especially for young web people

http://calepin.co/ looks like a brilliant no-effort intro #indieweb.

Your content is stored on DropBox (so you still own it) but I don’t think there are any syndications options (might be twitter?), but you can use your own domain, and you have access

What’s the point of HTML5 nice table syntax if you can’t use it in ATOM feeds? Bah.

Opera implementing -webkit prefixes is only as big a deal as we make it. Provided we don’t say ‘hey, it’s alright to only use -webkit now’ there’s no problem.

The Dropbox TOS are really well written. DB > Google as they claim no ownership or license of your content

My first real attempt at a Gurdy track in Ableton Live. Made in about three hours of live looping, then a live mixdown http://soundcloud.com/barnabywalters/plastic-hill-concrete-dale

Playing with Ableton Live Lite, courtesy of @SoundCloud. Counter intuitive but flexible. I like it.

The Facebook API is more feature filled than @twitterapi, but WAY slower.

Fun day with poisonous chemicals! Potassium Dichromate is particularly cool — extremely orange.