With PCI's Tech Camp starting later this week, a recent xkcd cartoon brought back memories of a late night and raucous Mac versus PC debate at camp in 2009.
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- Interview with Matt Baggott: his view on PSNI transformation, confidence in policing, over-regulation, vocation & faith
- News Letter relaunched with new fonts, new templates and perhaps fewer words
- Tweet like a politician … ideally, thinking about how it’ll be read and misread
- NI = a hub of multi-millionaires; a dearth of patents; a society of minorities; differing community narratives
- London using financial levers to remind Executive of its responsibility to address sectarian divides
- Imagine … TEDx talks by Peter Robinson, Martin McGuinness and others … under the gaze of Lord Craigavon
- Basil McCrea: “I have stayed with the party through thick and thin, and I will continue do so …”
- “it is a straight-forward politically motivated attempt to undermine the DUP as the voice of unionism”
- “until there is a change in the balance of power in City Hall, the flag decision won’t be reversed”
- Northern Ireland: Who Are We Now?
- “I will work tirelessly with all parties to build a truly shared future for Northern Ireland”
- PSNI officer’s car targeted with ‘viable device’ in East Belfast
- McGuinness follows Adams to become Steward and Bailiff of the Manor of Northstead
- Looking back at 2012, and forward to 2013
- 4 Corners Festival & the Irish Churches Peace Project
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2 comments:
we're obviously on the same wavelength Alan... I blogged this this morning as well :)
Yeah, indistinguishable all the way until you find you can't get to your browser as your NTFS.SYS file mysteriously disappears and has to be replaced with the help of a (gracefully) ageing Amiga A4000 ;-)
Now if only someone had gone to the media with some fake trick-cycling "research" on browser users...
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