So, Lego is fifty today
Huzzah, and all that. According to the Gizmodo post on Lego, though, more than 400 BILLION Lego bricks have been produced in the last fifty years. 400 Billion. Where are they all?
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Huzzah, and all that. According to the Gizmodo post on Lego, though, more than 400 BILLION Lego bricks have been produced in the last fifty years. 400 Billion. Where are they all?
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Before I forget: Many thanks to the (expletive deleted) concierge staff at the otherwise appalling Clift Hotel, who instead of handing over a bit of luggage (in this case, a skateboard, for reasons I won’t go into here) to another Journo I was traveling with in San Francisco last week, decided to keep it for
Another reason not to stay in the Clift Hotel… Read More »
Mainly because all the Cybermats froze over…
Cyberman invasion of Canada thwarted… Read More »
Step 1 — Move to Canada Step 2 — Start a highly profitable Cocaine smuggling operation. Why Canada? Well, because they’re never going to find the evidence…
I have a cunning plan… Read More »
Having just been in the land of the supposedly free, I figure it’s time for another poll. Well, it’s got to be more actually democratic than the US system is right now.. {democracy:3} * Note: Polling results are only indicative and are in no way binding upon Alex, who reserves the right to be bought
And the laaaand… of da freeeee… Read More »
Well, Steve Jobs didn’t bother doing one, but I am, even if I am now in chilly Calgary enjoying some time with relatives. Actually, it’s not one more thing — it’s three. Part the first is at CNET.com.au: Macbook Air: Apple drops another product: “Walking past the massive Apple booth at the Macworld 2008 conference,
Kidman implicated in great San Francisco verb shortage of 2008. Evidence below, at Macworld.com.au — and there’s still MORE to come… Confessions of a Keynote Virgin: “Alex drinks the Kool Aid…”
Journalist… type.. person.. running.. out.. of verbs… Read More »
I’m somewhat surprised that there isn’t smoke coming off my fingers right now — I’ve been a very, very busy little journo over the past twenty four hours. To just pick one, the following stories went live yesterday at CNET.com.au: Why does Apple hate iPod Touch owners? “Now, it’s not unusual for a company to
Never touch that switch… Read More »
Namely, trying to get to the front row of the media section of the Macworld Keynote. A certain amount of shoving, running and hiding behind ex-NRL players got me into the third row in enough time to pen the following for APCMag.com: Macworld Keynote: MacBook Air, Time Capsule and Movies everywhere: “Steve Jobs announces a
How to get squashed in SF… Read More »
With plenty to snack on, all washed down with a few too many* Margaritas. Your stomach is full, you’re feeling content with the world, and you’re swapping a few bon mots with your fellow semi-inebriated wordsmiths. Suddenly, out of the corner of your eye, you spot a plaque on a wall, somewhat hidden out of
So, you've just had a nice meal… Read More »