By jamie | December 3, 2008
I spent all day last Saturday at Homecamp at the Electrical Engineering building at Imperial College London. Homecamp is effectively a hack-day about Home monitoring, home automation reducing energy and energy resource requirements in your home.
Previous to hearing of the day, I had become interested in these subjects because I had seen Andy Piper’s Current [...]
By jamie | September 15, 2008
When customer service startup GetSatisfaction first launched I was initially skeptical. It seemed like a good way of leaving customer support requests to be solved in a peer-supported way allowing you to provide little or no official support. However, it soon began to pickup larger support products such as Twitter which still seems to be [...]
iTunes movie rentals and purchases finally reach the UK market. Until now they had only been available to other countries such as the US. The prices are, at first glance, terrible. £2.49 to rent movies and £6.99 to buy the movie. One of the titles available is Team America: World Police
This DVD can be [...]
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By jamie | January 14, 2008
Recently Mark Zuckerberg of Facebook appeared in an interview on 60 Minutes the purpose of which seemed fairly unclear to me. The Interview did not seem to reveal very much however he did cover an IPO (or lack there of) and was very cagey about the recent Beacon fiasco. I would have liked the interviewer [...]
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I am a Delphi Developer, Web Developer and general technology enthusiast. I am an advocate of hobbyist development and of free or easy to obtain tools to support this kind of grass-roots adoption.
