Twitter
- RT @englishpen: It seems every time we tweet the @GeeekCalendar website we get a few more pre-orders! http://www.geekcalendar.co.uk Please RT! 1 week ago
- @Eastmad Wow, so we're back in the days of browser specific websites now. What is this, 1998? 1 week ago
- More updates...
-
Recent
Phlog
More on www.flickr.comKlog
- A small Amazon Mechanical Turk Success Story
Mechanical Turks as OCR - List of paradoxes
from Wikipedia - Shaving is Barbaric
Editorial in the New Hampshire Sentinel, 20 June 1855. - The Wilderness Downtown
Arcade Fire's music video, personalised for YOU! - 4.12: Mother Earth Mother Board
Neal Stephenson - Taking bin Laden’s Side
Nicholas Kristof articulates perfectly why opponents of the Cordoba Initiative are mistaken. "Is there any doubt about Osama bin Laden’s position on the not-at-ground-zero mosque?" - The Ministry of Silly Walks
- Shut up about gutenberg already
"The form of the book hasn't changed fundamentally in five hundred years," they tell us. It's like saying the form of the wheel hasn't changed fundamentally since the Bronze Age. Which is true enough—until you try putting a wagon wheel on your car. - A New Sith, or Revenge of the Hope
Crikey. If you watch Star Wars prequels, you realise that actually R2D2 and Chewbacca are the real movers and shakers, and in a pretty dark way too. - How to win Rock-paper-scissors every time
A strategy
- A small Amazon Mechanical Turk Success Story
Recent Discussion
Associates
Blogroll
- A List Apart
- A Work In Progress
- Aqoul
- Bearskinrug
- Big Stick Small Carrot
- Chase me ladies, I’m in the cavalry
- Clay Shirky
- Clive Davis
- Conceptual Reality
- Demos Greenhouse
- Devils Kitchen
- Doctor Crippen
- Famous For Fifteen Megapixels
- Girl With A One Track Mind
- Infinitives Unsplit
- Longrider
- Minority Report
- Monbiot.com
- OurKingdom
- Pigdogfucker
- qwghlm
- Robert’s Book Club
- Rowan Paton-Risby
- Ste Curran
- Stewart Hunter
- Strangerpixel
- The Hive
- The Sharpener
- Tim Worstall
- turbanhead
Liberal Conspiracy
The LIP Magazine
Category Archives: London
Simon Singh at the RCJ
Here’s a slideshow of my photos from the demonstration outside the RCJ. Continue reading
Posted in Diary, Human Rights, London, Science
3 Comments
Yellow Brick Road
A clever new feature on the main concourse is the addition of coloured queue tiles on the floor, leading towards the trains. They are like little yellow-brick-roads for the mass transit system, nudging people into an orderly line, without the need for the proto-fascist barriers that we see at most cinemas, airports and theme parks. Continue reading
Posted in Diary, London
Leave a comment
Health Tourism
I have put in a poorly worded Freedom of Information request to the Department of Health to find out what statistics are available. What do you think? Continue reading
Posted in Diary, Economy, London, NHS
Leave a comment
MR Systems, Highbury
A shout-out to MR Systems in Highbury, North London. A pretty much immediate response to my request for a quote. And when I brought my laptop in, they repaired it in 3 hours! addthis_url = ‘http%3A%2F%2Fwww.robertsharp.co.uk%2F2009%2F12%2F15%2Fmr-systems-highbury%2F’; addthis_title = ‘MR+Systems%2C+Highbury’; addthis_pub … Continue reading
Posted in Diary, London
Leave a comment
Photography Course in London
In September I attended a fantastic two-day intensive photography course, run by Derek Linney. I’ve just uploaded a few of the photos I took to my Flickr photostream. Continue reading
Posted in London, Photo-Blog, Visual
1 Comment
Tube Photoblog
A couple of images for the weekend. Continue reading
Posted in London, Visual
3 Comments
The Treehouse Gallery
There’s a great little project happening in Regents Park at the moment… Surely some LibCon readers and writers could get together to argue about something? Continue reading
Posted in Art and Cultures, Liberal Conspiracy, London, Politics
Leave a comment
Stalking Shawn
Stalk Shawn. Follow his tweets, and find him in the streets. If you catch him, he’ll buy you a beer, like some Twenty-first century leprechaun. Continue reading
Posted in Diary, Internet Philosophy, London
12 Comments
Two Missing Posters
Two variations on a theme. First, a bizarre missing poster from the streets of Islington… Continue reading
Posted in London, Photo-Blog, Visual
1 Comment
Storm Brewing
A man of about thirty moves slowly through the crowd. He has a grubby brown jacket and a bad back, both of which accounts for the angry expression on his face. He is hungry and slightly dazed from some painkillers, which accounts for the punch-drunk gait. Continue reading
Posted in Liberal Conspiracy, London, Politics
3 Comments