4th December, 3:01 pm

There are two new articles over at the [iamcal publishing empire](/publish/):

  • [Human Readable Numbers](/publish/article.php?id=8)
  • [Google Highlighting](/publish/article.php?id=9)

    When you need to buy something specific, the Internet always saves the day. What did people do before the Internet?

    With christmas coming up, I know you'll want to buy me cool stuff. Because you love me, right?

    This page is quite disturbing. Is it a hoax? I don't think so. [via pep]

    On the first day of christmas, my true love gave to me, a list of the CPAN directory tree. The perl advent calendar is festive and contains useful info on some great perl modules.

  • 2nd December, 6:00 pm

    iamcal.com has just moved to a new server

    if you spot anything that doesn't work, please leave a comment after this post.

    ta

    21st November, 12:45 pm

    Today i got my limited edition drew album, "the floor is made of lava". It's very cool.

    I don't think you can buy it any more, but you can download some of the songs from this page. I suggest you start with "perfect day", which is my favourite.

    18th November, 8:59 am

    The next generation of Yahoo IM pron spam is getting 'better' at tricking users. It first sends you a "hello" message, then waits for a reply before sending you pron urls. Very clever, if not completely immoral.

    I bought the world's biggest bar of tobelerone. It's 4.5kg (10lbs). Now that's what i call a snack.

    Learn to make cookies with my brother

    Headline of the month: Why did you steal 40,000 hotel coat hangers, knowing that hotel coat hangers are designed to be useless outside hotel wardrobes?

    I found a really handy guide to customising your bash prompt.

    15th November, 12:10 pm

    New sites for your consumption:

    Secret Santa : Hurry up and join :)

    City Creator : Now with much more stuff (tm)

    7th November, 5:59 pm

    This site sells some very nice (and very expensive) toys

    I don't quite get photoblogs - not the site but the title. unless they are photos of websites, it should be photologs (no 'b')

    Make a little lego you [vis james]

    Buy japanese sweets. online and cheap [via Dr Love]

    It's a world-o-pasta [via giles]

    4th November, 5:45 pm

    I thought I was good with numbers until i tried to solve this simple puzzle

    Gaming grows up. Sort of [via the shady b4ta cabal]

    Here are some photos of the b3ta halloween party. (none of me)

    Pick of the week from ami.iamcal.com: christian protestors

    Wireless networking can kill! There are videos to prove it :)

    4th November, 9:07 am

    If you're forced to be a consumer, buy something worthwhile: threadless, unamerican and thinkgeek (redesigned)

    Oh, isn't that like "pokémon?" Yeah, except abaout elevnty hundred billion times better. [wigu.com](http://www.wigu.com)

    For guy: Geek quotes is still here

    A very interesting map of dialects in the US.

    Why is it that really powerful servers always look much sexier than less powerful ones. maybe it's a geek thing.

    1st November, 10:32 am

    A special halloween how-to: building a pumpkin pc [via matt s]

    I would have started with a much bigger pumpkin :)

    31st October, 3:42 pm

    The unfortunate tale takes a new twist, thanks to Thomas Klovert. Finally our heros have a name. But how will Miss Paige Rodgers and the mysterious Mr Elliot save humankind from the robots? What will happen next. Only you can decide...

    When I was about seven, I was convinced that Jesus was an alien for a while, and that all those miracles were just him using his advanced alien technology. I got into a long argument with my dad over that, and eventually he conceded that, yes, Jesus could have been an alien. [i used to believe](http://www.iusedtobelieve.com/)

    Some interesting police stats [via phil/haddock]

    Not yet, but soon: books.perl.org

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