Saturday, 21 April 2007

Hmmm. The hosting system seems to have fallen over and so the main home page of the Anorak Nation web homepage is not available, whilst some of the sub pages are.

Also, everything else is running very very slowly. As this is a system-wide problem, I'm sure it's being looked into. Sorry about that.
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Christopher England <...> said:

Anyway, I now have a Twitter all for me (as well as the Anorak Nation
one):
www.twitter.com/christopherland
– feel free to be my friend – nobody else will be my friend, they all
hate me!

Sad but understandable!! Shucks!!

Richard

Anybody else here had a play with www.RememberTheMilk.com ?

It's a task management list thingie – another thingie with free updates to mobiles – very impressive so far. I like it.

Web 2.0 eh? This is the way of the future!
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Ok, on the homepage of Anorak Nation there are a now a number of Twitters. This means that the people Twittering get their tweet directly on the front page of Anorak Nation, including Anorak Nation itself.

In addition, we've got whatever the latest tweet is from RTI, from 279, and also from the wonderful and perfectly formed Christopher England.

There's room for more! If you've a Twitter account and want to be able to put things directly onto the front homepage of Anorak Nation, just yell and you'll be there!

Good eh?
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Trevor Mcilveen <...> said:
If Windows is slow to start try Startup Delayer from R2 studios.

Yes it looks OK.
Judging by your latest posts, you have just been reading the latest copy of Computer Active! Am I right?

dave

Oi mate?

How come WNKR ain't gotten a Twitter, eh?
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An anorak will scream and shout about how terrible a (Borg) radio station is if it plays a limited number of songs on high rotation.

So why did they love and adore offshore radio in the 60s, Nova and the Irish pirates in the 80s, or Laser 558, all of which played a limited number of songs on high rotation?
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An anorak will scream and shout about how terrible a (Borg) radio station is if it plays a limited number of songs on high rotation.

So, why when he contacts a station (such as Caroline or Big L), does he always ask for the same old song from a narrow selection of old songs again and again?
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