Writing tagged Misc
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Emails to RSS feed
How to receive emails as items in an RSS feed using Zapier.
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#satire
On Jenn Schiffer’s pieces on Medium, and people getting or not getting satire, and why Medium’s good for it.
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Quora
I quite like reading and writing things on Quora.
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Some 2013 conference talks to watch
A selection of apparently really good talks from this year.
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Twelescreen
I made a big-screen Twitter client devoted to showing Tweets from the UK and US governments and security forces because the Tweets seem scary.
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Ask About Going Home
About a Tumblr I knocked up to highlight the absurdity of the UK Border Agency’s and Home Office’s anti-illegal-immigration campaigns.
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Digital pianos
Some of what I’ve learned about the digital piano market. Also, how it compares to digital cameras.
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Our Incredible Journey
About my new site, chronicling what often happens when an internet start-up is purchased by a larger company.
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It’s always been true
Shoreditch has always been changing, like every other part of London, like every other part of every city.
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Buy this!
Wondering why Amazon doesn’t have a single international page per item.
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Manufactured normalcy
On people who are disappointed by the present, saying it’s not futuristic enough, and who can’t imagine a future.
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Face.com closes its API after Facebook purchase
Face.com announce they’re closing their API only three weeks after saying how they’ll keep supporting their developers.
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Placards for everyday life
Placards aren’t just for demonstrations, but should be carried more frequently.
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“Blog” vs “blogpost”
Complaining to the ‘Guardian’ about misuse.
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A Bauhaus for today
I wonder what a Bauhaus-equivalent in the 21st century would be like, and whether it’s possible.
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The value of our historical Instagram products
Looking at the potential value of all the Instagram photos we’ve taken, with regard to Karl Marx, John Lanchester and Matt Webb.
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1960s videos of London
Some great videos of London in the 1960s.
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Zing!
Two good quotes about politicians from Stewart Lee and Simon Hoggart.
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Comments switched off
I’ve switched comments off on this blog, because of the number of spam comments.
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The Guardian’s iPad edition
My thoughts on using the ‘Guardian’s iPad edition for a couple of months. It’s good.
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Protecting the City
David Cameron protecting the City of London — not the UK — in Europe.
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Work/life balance
Wondering whether your company providing non-work services helps or hinders work-life balance.
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One dimensional news
Looking back at my Today’s Guardian site, after using it for a while. And identifying a problem all digital news design seems to have.
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Asymmetry
The asymmetry of how we judge others, at an individual level and as one country to another.
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Drive
A single scene in ‘Drive’ has stuck with me over all the others.