Stilgherrian (@stilgherrian)

Wentworth Falls NSW AU

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April 2011

You’re insane, @kcarruthers! How does a backpack with solar panels get rid of all the heterosexuals?

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@philhart YOU’RE ANOTHER ONE??!??!! THIS MADNESS MUST STOP!

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Well @ryanmoore3 @peterjblack conservative Liberal SA A-G Trevor Griffin’s son came out at his dad’s Xmas function. I know witnesses.

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@ryanmoore3 @peterjblack That of course raises the question of what other important sexual milestones should be live tweeted…

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Christ there’s an awful lot of heterosexuals using Twitter.

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@franksting At any one time, how many statisticians in Africa are masturbating?

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@dannolan Yes, I suppose that complaining that I tweet a lot is like complaining that a Wagner opera went for 3 hours. It is what it is.

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@smperris Exactly. Everything is the same as everything else. It’s just so much simpler.

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Winning friends and influencing people.

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RT @ret56fe: @stilgherrian too many tweets. tl;dr [Then don’t follow me, you stupid ADHD-riddled cunt. That’s OK for Saturday night, right?]

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Oh right. The numbers for teachers assaulted come from that totally disinterested party, the NAHT school leaders’ union. Right.

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I suppose I should actually read the @RichardFarmer blog post that I just dismissed. Or is that old-fashioned?

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Maybe, @RichardFarmer, if we first paid danger money to late-night servo attendants, pizza deliverers and prostitutes you’d have a point. ;)

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“Danger money deserved for teachers”, @richardlfarmer? http://arseh.at/6hc Bah! Every service-delivery job has faces disgruntled customers.

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Balancing the desire for wine with the need to write an op-ed and a business document tomorrow. Balancing, I said.

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According to Twitter, I am similar to @bengrubb, which is a pretty neat trick. At least all my appendages work properly.

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@IainDale Looking forward to meeting you at Microsoft Politics & Technology Forum in Canberra on 1 June. http://arseh.at/ class=”hashtag” rel=”search” href=”http://twitter.com/search?q=%23poltech”>#poltechtech

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@anthonybaxter True, connectivity is the key. Anyway it’s not my gig. I’m just having dinner with some participants.

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@anthonybaxter Yes, @R_Chirgwin is just showing me the maps. They might just be on view of Boddington Next G tower most of the route.

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@smperris @kcarruthers The real challenge for using Google tools for bushwalk navigation is battery life. Especially up here.

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@anthonybaxter Actually Google should enter a team too. Most of you guys look like you could use a bit of sunlight and fresh air.

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@anthonybaxter Hey I reckon Google could do live mapping of teams in next year’s for Wilderness Society. http://arseh.at/6ha

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@jessicabrookes I don’t need luck, I’m just eating. A team is staying here at Bunjaree Cottages, started 0400. This is the half-way meal.

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WildEndurance teams must complete 100km route thru Blue Mountains in 36 hours. $192k raised for Wilderness Society. http://arseh.at/6ha

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About to pop over to Bushwalker BBQ hosted by @R_Chirgwin’s family for @bigyahu and other members of the charity bushwalk.

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@PennySharpemlc Katoomba tonight, eh? Well, stay warm. Just down the road here at Wentworth Falls is ‘ken freezing!

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New blog post: “On stage for the Microsoft Politics & Technology Forum”, 1 June in Canberra. http://arseh.at/ class=”hashtag” rel=”search” href=”http://twitter.com/search?q=%23poltech”>#poltechtech

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New blog post: “Covering the AusCERT 2011 Conference on the Gold Coast” http://arseh.at/6h5

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@leslienassar The primary allure of Dopplr is the little coloured graphic at the top of its WordPress widget. The only allure, actually.

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Dopplr really has no fucking clue how to handle travelling to more than one city in a single day. Fixing its constant mistakes is a burden.

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Anyway that’s the “Patch Monday” podcast done, apart from the written words that go with it. I am pleased.

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@purserj Hah! No, I’m not quite sounding like a 1960s, or is it 1970s, fake Australian accent done by an Englishman. I think. I hope.

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For some reason I’m sounding more nasal and Australian on today’s podcast recording. Am I losing my Adelaide private-school RP style?

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Spell it out F-A-Q is the quick consensus, thank you @lelak @wolfcat @smperris @jplonie, with @MickGeorge dissenting gloriously.

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Should I pronounce “FAQ” as “fack”, or spell it out, do you think?

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@R_Chirgwin That explains why the departed at dawn then… now that I piece together my memories of the early morning.

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@R_Chirgwin My goodness these bushwalkers are getting a remarkably good deal! Obviously I shall give a hand if required.

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@R_Chirgwin A bushwalkers BBQ? They’ve chosen lovely weather for it! I gather we’re invited to join the bedraggled walkers?

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Sat plan: Enjoy the quiet rain; “Patch Monday” podcast editing; remainder TBA, although it must include the hunting of food.

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There were kookaburras. Loud kookaburras. They woke me. Then I feel asleep again. Then I woke again. And here I am. Memory is just great.

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@BeauGiles To confirm, yes, the editor has seen my Twitter stream and has already emailed me about my insecurities. But the story is OK.

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@smperris Thank you. I shall reveal the publication in due course. I don’t want to jinx things.

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@smperris Yes, a new masthead for me, with an editor I’ve never worked for before. It takes a while to get a feel for the wanted style.

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@BeauGiles Yes, the editor knows my Twitter stream well, commissioned this story from what I said here in fact. And they’re watching today.

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@quietdiscourse @wolfcat I have worked as an editor. Maybe that’s why I’m having such trouble.

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I hate filing my first story for a new editor. Every sense of doubt in one’s own ability re-emerges. Insecurity, thy name is writer.

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@charispalmer There are several reasons I don’t like working in a proper office, and that’s one of them.

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@NewtonMark Change of environment has put a few things into perspective but temporary homes are frustrating. I have a blog post coming.

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@Gin_ev_ra The scrubland outside the window, bathed in recent raindrops, is rather calming actually. That’s not the same as focus though.

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Writing. And pacing. And looking out the window. More of the latter two than the first, which is the problem.

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Just have some more. You’ll feel a lot better.

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Indeed, @nzlemming, “a Gladwellian thud of wily reductionism and indolent thinking” as the lead-in put-down of her book is glorious.

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RT @badm0f0: Paul Carr also wrote a piece on gamification a few weeks ago http://arseh.at/6gd [Yes, I already have it as grist in my mill.]

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“Jane McGonigal’s Mind is Broken”, says another not-fan of gamification. http://arseh.at/62e /c@nzlemmingng

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Thanks heaps @nzlemming. Although http://slate.me/lbVh5e wasn’t it, that triggered a memory. It was another review of Jane McGonigal’s book.

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Someone tweeted me a link to a critique of gamification a few weeks back. I don’t suppose you can remember who you are?

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@jamezpolley Thanks, but I think we need more bigger words in you apology there, tho. I’m not up to thinking of them tho. Deadlines, too.

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@jamezpolley Yes I know that. My point was that “leverage” is so often used when “use” IS the meaning.

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RT @Warlach: Is this like how I prefer to call it Profilling rather than Stalking? [Yes.]

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Dear Everyone in Business, there’s no need to say “leverage” when you mean “use”. It’s not like you’re being paid by the syllable.

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Crikey story filed.

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@trib It’s a registerwall rather than a paywall.

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Is the Australian government seeking greater regulation of internet “content”? Seems so. http://arseh.at/6g2

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@j_hutch @garystark @csimps0n He rented out his secure parking spot, and hired a sports car one weekend a month.

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@j_hutch @garystark @csimps0n For one friend, years, ago, it was cheaper to ditch his car, use cabs, hire cars or trucks when needed.

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@j_hutch @garystark @csimps0n I’m not saying it’s the same for everyone, just pointing to the assumptions people make.

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@j_hutch You don’t “need your car”. You “need transport”. I could be cheaper to use car shares when needed, for example. /cc @j_hutch

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@csimps0n Yes, it has other uses, but you should still factor in a proportion of capital costs. Start from if you had no car at all.

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@csimps0n In your “car is cheaper than train” calculation, I suspect you’ve forgot to include the capital cost of the car.

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XmediaLab in Sydney on 10-11 June? Ta for that, @carolineshawyer, and yes please keep me in the loop. http://arseh.at/6fz

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And the answer du jour seems to be “Yes, we feel great about X.” Which is good, as it goes, but feelings can be deluded.

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The jargon du jour question from analysts is “Can you provide some colour on…?” They seem to want colour more than facts. Arsehats.

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Why are corporate heads always “excited” about every product of financial announcement? Surely clear-minded focus would be better?

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Fri plan: Write for Crikey; more writing; “Patch Monday” podcast stuff; food in Wentworth Falls?; catch up on much comms backlog many lots.

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The Microsoft quarterly earnings call is in 15 minutes, such a perfect way to start the day. http://arseh.at/6fw

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@sylmobile No, I won’t miss the wedding at all.

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Friday, apparently. And a busy one.

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@NanoPunk Yes train wrecks are always amusing.

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@michaelneale Yes, there does seem to be a certain topic that I’m in demand for. There’s a couple I had to turn down too.

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Oh that’s right, I’m on this week’s OzSpot podcast at GameSpot. Amusing, given I’m not a gamer as such. http://arseh.at/6fb

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RT @leslienassar: @stilgherrian Will you be staying in NetSuites suite at NetSuite SuiteWorld (eating NetSuite Sweets)? [No. Thank God.]

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Shit. Only 11 days until I leave for NetSuite’s SuiteWorld in San Francisco. Not enough days to do stuff that needs to be done before then.

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Heading West. On a Train.

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@abctech The PSN interview you seek is at http://arseh.at/6e8 should no-one have told you yet.

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@ninefold Yes, a narwhal. Specifically, the Dispproving Narwhal. It’s on the internet. /cc @JohnDobbin @iain_chalmers

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In terms of, say, preventing you being rained upon, the temporary canopy at Newtown station is… how shall we put this? Shit.

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@gavincostello I shall bear than in mind for future events, but I must admit I wasn’t particularly desperate.

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RT @dekrazee1: Got crabs? http://instagr.am/p/Dn68… [This is rather classy, don’t you think?]

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Now you’re just getting silly. All of you. @quietdiscourse @garystark @NicholasMerry

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RT @bernietb: Vodka? [Well that’s the most sensible suggestion I’ve seen all day!]

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Trying to get exciting about something. Anything. Preferably something with a K in it.

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@iBleeter We are all in the past…

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@Stacey0 Ta for the generous offer, but of course rather than talk about your iPhone I’d prefer sticking pins in my eyes. Nothing personal.

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@iBleeter I’m not 20 minutes into the future, that’s for sure.

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Mobile: Town Hall station; Newtown station; Enmore Rd; King St; unexplained bit; eventually back to Sydney CBD before heading West.

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Anyone want to take me to lunch for business purposes, so last night’s accommodation is tax deductible? Or a quick world domination meeting?

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RT @nphair: It’s the US, a class action is therefore de rigueur… [And you’ve got to be in it to win it.] /cc @darrenpauli

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@glengyron Oh I didn’t bother looking at the videos before retweeting. Fact-checking is for heritage media.

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@glengyron Ah if is a “be part of the cool kids crew at school” thing then that explains why I wasn’t in the loop. Ta.

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The whole thing seemed to kick off when I was otherwise engaged. Can someone point me to a very brief explanation?

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Alas this particular bit of ambient intimacy isn’t paying the rent. I am now behind schedule for the morning.

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@feneleyandco Indeed, I’d file it under “continuing dialog about how a medium is used”. Even if it felt like it began as a bit of an attack.

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@Jen_Bennett @feneleyandco I don’t have my head around the #trollday meme but “ambient intimacy” is a bit 2007. Is there a better term now?

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@feneleyandco Oh are we bickering? I just thought you were registering a complaint. Can bicker if you prefer. /cc @Skigod @Jen_Bennett

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@feneleyandco Indeed, I was going to say earlier that you should perhaps not follow me, because it’s not what you may have expected.

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@feneleyandco Thanks, glad you like my work. But my Twitter feed has never been about my work, but precisely a minutiae of day thing.

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@feneleyandco I think most people wouldn’t care about most things I tweet. It continually amazes me that I have more than 50 followers.

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@feneleyandco Well thank you for pigeonholing me. I’m not impervious to feedback. But I think we have very different views of Twitter.

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@feneleyandco Yes, I use Twitter to keep friends and colleagues in the loop about the progress of my day. Ambient intimacy.

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@feneleyandco I appreciate the feedback but I probably won’t lose sleep over it. People choose whether to follow me or not.

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@feneleyandco Maybe it’s the time you look it? The recent phase when I dropped back to mostly just routine “I did/wrote this” stuff? Dunno.

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@darrenpauli I did not see the phishing attack on Xbox, no. Is it worth my time reading up on it? Anything remarkable?

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@phildobbie Oi! I did all my radio in Adelaide. Indeed, I worked with those two 1395FIVEaa presenters when we were all at the ABC.

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@phildobbie One does feel a bit of a goose when you discover that you’ve been talking to a dead phone for a while.

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@feneleyandco Well clearly I do, as scrolling back would show. But it’s a personal Twitter account. The balance is to my worldview.

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@feneleyandco What sort of response would you like to that question?

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@darrenpauli I haven’t seen anything saying Sony has failed PCI DSS, but the lawsuit would force Sony to prove they’re compliant, I guess.

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Hmmm… On my radio spots this week I’ve been introduced as a “security expert”, which is flattering but not exactly true.

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On hold for radio 1395FIVEaa Adelaide to talk Playstation Network hack. Audio stream at http://5aa.com.au/

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The great thing about doing radio spots is the lack of pants.

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Thu plan: Clear the desk backlog; errands to Enmore & Newtown; lunch; return to Wentworth Falls and freeze; a whole bunch of writing.

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I find it disturbing that you and your relatives believe they have special powers, @jasonlangenauer @stufromoz

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I’m on radio 1395FIVEaa Adelaide at 0905 AEST / 0835 ACST talking Playstation Network hack. Audio stream at http://5aa.com.au/

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It’s raining. Did I ask for this?

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@richardtuffin Cool, looking forward to meeting you and, I daresay, quite a few others.

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@richardtuffin The ticket code is listed in the blog post I linked to, last paragraph: “dale” http://arseh.at/63r

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@franksting Yeah that sounds about right, After all, I am from Adelaide originally. Can’t get much more Puritan.

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I’m in Canberra on 1 June for the Microsoft Politics & Technology Forum with other suspects http://arseh.at/ class=”hashtag” rel=”search” href=”http://twitter.com/search?q=%23poltech”>#poltechtech

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@franksting No you shouldn’t tell me that. And you shouldn’t tell ms3 that she will burn in hell for that sort of disrespect.

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@JustinBarrie I’ll be in Canberra on 31/5 and 1/6, so the Asahis are on you then? ;)

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Hunting Asahi. Because it’s that kind of evening.

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Oh FFS you’re a Pisces! What did you expect to happen?

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Wedding? What wedding?

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Adequate bus-borne RI.

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Mobile: Bus down Parramatta Rd to Camperdown to retrieve my suitcase, then another bus back to the Sydney CBD. Glamorous.

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[Standard catch-up thank-you for all the comments, advice and compliments I’ve received today but was too busy or rude to respond to.]

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@carolduncan Nah, I can’t live up there permanently. The colder, cloudier weather is triggering SAD, and I struggle enough as it is.

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@carolduncan My sojourn in the Blue Mountains is while I’m “between houses”. I will return to Sydney in due course. I still visit weekly.

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@carolduncan Mind you, I will happily consult - that is, give my opinion - on anything if people have a budget. ;)

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@carolduncan Heh it’s cool. I should give you a new bio line too, I’m not really doing IT consulting any more, just journalism / commentary.

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@carolduncan I’m not sure that linking to my Twitter stream is the best way to introduce me to the ABC’s audience.

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Audio of me and @trib talking PlayStation Network hack on ABC Radio @1233newcastle is at http://arseh.at/6e8

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I did rearrange my plans. I will be staying in Sydney another night. I simply couldn’t face the Blue Mountains cold today. I am a wimp.

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I would respond to all of your complaints, suggestions and sympathy about lousy bandwidth if, like, the internet was working.

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Becoming frustrated with the lousy network performance of Telstra Next G in Haymarket.

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Meanwhile I shan’t be on the television this evening after all, for various reasons. I’ll explain them in my Weekly Wrap post on Sunday.

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I’ve just been interviewed for the GameSpot podcast. This is particularly amusing because I am not a gamer. I’ll post linkage when it’s up.

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@jonoabroad I’m reliably informed that some online accounts can be opened by quoting passport numbers etc.

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@jdub Oh sorry, I wasn’t watching Twitter while talking on the radio, I was reading websites. Thanks for that info.

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What is this godawful shite music on ABC Radio @1233newcastle?

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Pro tip: Pouring orange juice on your MacBook Pro’s trackpad at breakfast time does not improve its pointery performance at lunchtime.

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Aparently @trib and I are on ABC Radio @1233newcastle talking Playstation security breach. Stream at http://arseh.at/6dy

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It’s amazing how much planning you can do in a 30-min meeting, even with jokes included, eh @engochick @bhaverty?

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I suppose I had better do some research. In the meeting?

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I probably shouldn’t say which TV program yet ‘cos if I decide not to do it then the person they get will know they’re the second choice.

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Speaking of railways and urinals, I’m on a train now. Heading to my 1200 meeting. The fact that it’s already 1215 is entirely coincidental.

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No @jeamland, Wynyard is not a Playstation, it’s a urinal. I have told you this before, I am sure.

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Now, do I want to stay in Sydney tonight so I can be on the television? That’s the bigger question.

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What’s a “Playstation” anyway? Is it something for a model railway layout?

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Rearranging my day on the fly.

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Yes @MatthewBevan @carolduncan I can chat to you about the Playstation network breach on @1233newcastle at 1315 this afternoon.

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Biting the hand that feeds me, while at the same time eating salad. Today is just weird.

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OH: “I only went out for a couple quiet drinks and I ended up at the fuckin’ Sly Fox until 4am.”

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Gender reassignment techniques have improved out of sight in the decades since that one was done. A real Royston Vasey job.

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Mobile: Missenden Rd; King St; Enmore Rd; King St; Newtown station; Town Hall station; then it gets vague. That’ll all take about 2 hours.

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Actually @jeamland @Warlach I did a whole bunch of work on the weekend, so it wasn’t really a 5-day thingo for me.

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Wed plan: Check out; errands to Enmore & Newtown; meeting at ZDNet?; return to Wentworth Falls; a little writing. I think that’s it.

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I think you’re right, @jeamland, but there’s clearly no pleasant word for the combination of Monday and Wednesday.

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Across the weekend I wrote a bunch of blog posts over at http://stilgherrian.com but I can’t be arsed linking to them all now.

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I have reason to believe that it is Wednesday, which is a bit weird. Nevertheless I shall switch into work mode.

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New blog post: “Priority Club: so far, a frustrating loyalty scheme” http://arseh.at/6d6

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New blog post: “Livestream’s depressing obsession with celebrity” http://arseh.at/6d5

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RT me: I’m not really paying much attention to anything online this weekend. There’ll be long delays before I reply, if I do at all.

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New blog post: “50 to 50 : The Real Space Age” http://arseh.at/6bx

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I’m not really paying much attention to anything online this weekend. There’ll be long delays before I reply, if I do at all.

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New blog post: “50 to 50 #9: The Space Age” http://arseh.at/6bs

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New blog post: “Fowler’s Assange biography is failing to impress”, to put it mildly. http://arseh.at/6bj

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OH: “Anzac Day? No, I’m not going to Dawn Service. It’s not me. It’s so hard to find a park. I don’t watch ‘Sunrise’ any more either.”

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@tomjsenior Art is about intent not medium. Only a fuckwit would imagine that “interactivity” would somehow prohibit artistic intent.

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@JuliusFlywheel The frame should be, IMO, “What can be done with New Medium Y?” irrespective of what models may have gone before.

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@JuliusFlywheel That’s not my point. As long as you try to imagine Old Medium X jammed into New Medium Y you’re limiting your thinking.

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I no more want an “internet newspaper” than I want a “radio encyclopedia”. The entire “internet newspaper” frame is WRONG. Stop now.

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Nov 2010: “Lack of Flash Gives MacBook Air Two Extra Hours of Battery Life” http://arseh.at/6aw HT @peter_tonoli [Useful info, thanks.]

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RT @meadea: David Gyngell said “over my dead body” will the ABC do the Kerry Packer story. http://bit.ly/fqPfQl [One can only hope…]

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@sboiling It shows how desperate Microsoft must be getting these days. I’ll have to buy some shoes now. Dunlop Volleys won’t cut it.

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Apparently so-called “Senator” @KateLundy and “MP” @JoeHockey are too. Whoever they are. http://arseh.at/63r

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Did I mention that I’m on the panel for the Microsoft Politics & Technology Forum in Canberra on 1 June? http://arseh.at/ class=”hashtag” rel=”search” href=”http://twitter.com/search?q=%23poltech”>#poltechtech

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Anyway that’s more than enough about computer specs. Christ it’s boring stuff! I’m glad I only have to think about it every three years.

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@jonoabroad Yep, I carry a spare fully-charged battery. It’s been vital for covering conferences etc when no power outlets supplied.

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You folks should get the internet, apparently you can then look shit up for yourselves.

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Um @peter_tonoli @BrynAU din’t ask me anything else about Apple’s battery tests, I have quoted the one line. “Browsing 25 popular websites.”

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I’m just judging battery life while checking models, @smperris @skaye. Changing platforms is an expensive and time-consuming thing.

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Apple has a handy guide to organising your life around their batteries’ needs, as opposed to vice versa. http://arseh.at/6av

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Fine print on Apple website says the 7 hours is for “web browsing on wireless”, with the display at 50% brightness. Cheating, I’d call that.

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RT @DDsD: Apple batteries are totally swappable… you just take your machine in to the Apple store and they swap it for a new machine.

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