Stilgherrian (@stilgherrian)

Wentworth Falls NSW AU

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January 11th, 2012

I can no longer be trusted with the internet. You can have it now.

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BUT IT EXPLAINS EVERYTHING TO NOT QUESTION MY ANALYSIS I AM SMARTER THAN YOU ARE AND HERE IS THE DIAGRAM!

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RT @SnarkyPlatypus: I think we do need a Melissa/Dannii showdown of some sort. [Something like this youtu.be/GIuvlqKX0TY …?]

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“Barbie Girl” (Sam Kekovich v Melissa Tkautz v Justice Crew), so full of right! arseh.at/qex HT @clutterbells via @SnarkyPlatypus

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More passive-aggressive bullshit.

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@en_gy Can’t go to bed yet. There’s wine left.

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@en_gy It’s been a long day. I don’t have the energy to complain all night.

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7C tonight? Orly? Well, I can’t be arsed lighting a fire. I’ll just complain on Twitter in the morning.

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“How Twitter played a vital role in the Queensland floods” by @snurb_dot_info, an Expert. arseh.at/qeu

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@buckleup Bah! By the weird-as-shit-worldview standards of the Blue Mountains I’m the very picture of logic and reason.

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@buckleup Oddly enough fish and chips would probably have been a less-salty thing, since I couldn’t screamed NO FUCKING SALT YOU ARSEHATS!

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@R_Chirgwin @zzap I usually don’t use any salt in my cooking. This is… way more salt than I find pleasant. Also organ is just fine thanks.

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@zzap Osmosis? [digging into old memories] Partial pressure in solutions… so I soak the chicken in water overnight, right?

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There must be a method for getting salt out of roast chicken. Cold water extraction or, um, look, I don’t understand what I’m saying.

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If in Wentworth Falls, NEVER buy chicken from Falls Take-Away. It is always way too salty. Three fails out of three.

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The cybersecurity panel recorded with @stiennon @seankopelke will be on ABC Radio National at 0810 tomorrow and at arseh.at/qer

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The backlog of @replies will be dealt with either 1. a bit later or 2. never. Larger numbers are more likely.

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@R_Chirgwin Hah! That password is not only glorious and true, it also works. Many thanks!

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@R_Chirgwin Oh excellent, thank you! That’ll help counteract the over-salted roast chicken. Now all I need is the Wi-Fi password. ;)

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And… we’re at Bunjaree Cottages. I shall consider dinner before taking anything too seriously.

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Oh FFS I’ve got a heavy case to shift, I’m jot going to open the fucking door for you too!

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Is it true that Telstra BigPond, a company that wraps itself in the flag, still charges for data from our national broadcaster’s iView?

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@chrisgander I didn’t see, but whatever caused our train’s departure to be delayed momentarily is unlikely to affect you a month hence.

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Half an hour until I arrive at Wentworth Falls. I thought I’d have more of a nap but was woken by so-called “revenue protection officers”.

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There is Something Happening at Strathfield station.

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@charispalmer Yes I like to think I do a better class of manufactured outrage.

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RT @unsungsongs: ABC is looking for a new ‘Head of Arts’. Is it you? bit.ly/AjIi2L [Sure, I’ll sort out those lazy cardiganfolk.]

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@charispalmer It’s OK, Charis, I’ll make up some… um, I mean report on some news for you soon.

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The 1653 service to Mt Victoria always seems more civilised. Is this because it doesn’t stop at Blacktown?

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Snap poll! Which US radio presenter with the initials IG sounds most likely to be a serial killer?

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All taxis should play Duran Duran. That is all.

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This Ira Glass worship is all a bit creepy, I find.

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RT @paulmp he specialises in “weddings, scenery, maternity, newborns, engagements, autos, spots, portraits”… so nothing really [Glorious!]

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So are you all sick of cost photograph yet? Now a certain editor can see why I didn’t call. Editors shouldn’t be allowed on Twitter.

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@paulmp Hah! I hadn’t clicked thru to see his other work yet. I don’t think I’ll bother now, thanks for the heads-up. ;)

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@paulmp Exactly. His costings included bullshit and left out vital stuff. But it’s still “brilliant” because… why? Any handwaving will do?

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@paulmp Yes, I did read the post, and that’s not how you do costings. Plus if I wanted that image I’d book a photographer on a day rate.

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Mobile, somewhat later than planned: Train back to Town Hall; collect suitcase; cab to Central; train to Wentworth Falls; etc.

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@paulmp That’s my entire point. He was saying this is what the photo COST, and his costings were rubbish. Utter rubbish. Accounting fail.

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@paulmp But I think you think I’m saying that photographs shouldn’t be paid for. That is certainly not my position.

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@paulmp Gawd, Mr Six Thousand is no Gursky! Mr Six Thousand clearly has an inflated idea of his image’s worth. That’s what I object to.

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@paulmp “Stole”? Have you thought of starting a music company? Copyright infringement, sure. Theft, no.

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@paulmp Obviously no-one should use his work without permission, but that’s just a bullshit price in a buyer’s market.

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@paulmp His “this photo cost X” calculation was bullshit. Completely undermined his argument IMO. And $6k for a generic sunrise? Bah!

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@mrgrumpystephen @paulmp Thank you for completely missing the point.

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Whinging entitled photographer demonstrates why we still need accountants. arseh.at/qe7 HT @paulmp @wolfcat

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@Jayne13 Communing with Ibises seems to involve a decorated shopping trolley and much dancing around a moreton bay fig tree.

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Is @lukehopewell a “technology expert”? Well bugger me!

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A new island has just erupted into the Red Sea. arseh.at/qe6

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Oh dear. The Old Woman who was Communing with the Ibises in Belmore Park just walked in. Her name is Tammy, apparently.

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RT @excid3: This is how the internet is created arseh.at/qe5 HT @jdub

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@SulphurCocky Aust was unusual at the time for linking online and offline business identities, but I reckon the result is trustworthiness.

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@saasu I just fell in love with you again for “{Date+1M}”. It’s these little things…

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All IT media releases begin thus: “[Company] [generic improvement verb] [vague business jargon] with [product name].” Who the fuck cares?

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@dmflower Thank you. Yeah, if you’ve learned something today, well, that’s a wrap. /cc @crikey_news

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@SulphurCocky The .com.au domains have been linked to business identities for many years now. Aim is that .com.au == legitimate business.

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@4_martinis The $185k isn’t to “register a domain but “set up a top-level domain registry”. It’s a solid amount of work.

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Me at @crikey_news: “The snake oil that is domain registries’ big fat new revenue stream”. With bonus typos! arseh.at/qe2

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It appears that a thing called Bar Racuda will soon open on Enmore Rd.

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Also, typos. Sorry. I was in a hurry.

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Suddenly realising that one of the examples I used in my @crikey_news story today is entirely unconvincing.

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RT @Sephyre You could say that about any speculation for an event that hasn’t finished yet. [Yes. Yes you could.]

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Dear Media, do you know when we’ll know who the next US President will be? November, that’s when. Until then, shut the fuck up.

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markmorford Smoking pot probably won’t fuck up your lungs, study says very slowly, in the dark, from the couch, 5 times in a row. bit.ly/AsgBCm

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The young woman resolves certain difficulties in her personal life by shouting at the man from 30m away.

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No, I’m not explaining how I know that.

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But just to make it clear,you’re not allowed to have sex on Druitt St. Not at lunchtime, anyway.

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Time for these errands over to Enmore and Newtown. And lunch. Yes, lunch.

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OH, three older women planning their travel: “It’s a lake. It should be nice.”

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@SulphurCocky ISPs are in the ideal position to detect and deal with zombies They have the relationship with the end users. /cc @LiamT

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@ozdj @NickHodgeMSFT So, apparently I’m… what? A whole day behind the pace now? NFI what you’re talking about.

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Story filed for @crikey_news! Whew! Goodness me that was some, um, creative typing.

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Writing. Shoosh.

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RT @en_gy: Where on earth am I going to squeeze @stilgherrian this afternoon? [Now show on the dolly where the bad man squeezed you…]

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Your challenge, should you choose to accept it, is to get all this shit to fit back in the fucking suitcase.

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Thank you, @BernardKeane @xrobau @en_gy, all as helpful as ever. (@en_gy Call back after midday, I’ll have time for you then.)

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Who just tried to phone me?

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@GreenJ A pleasure, Jonathan. So, what’s the difference between “industry consensus” and “groupthink”? ;) @stiennon @seankopelke

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I think I’ll walk back to the hotel, check out, write the @crikey_news piece and then head to Newtown.

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And… we’re clear.

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Recording begins.

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@expectproblems I know you’re disappointed, but double-zombie headlines are good for the, you know, traffic.

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I am in TARDIS 1 at ABC Ultimo. There is a strong buzzing noise in my headphone. Or there may be bees in my mind. One or the other.

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“Australia’s zombie infections doubled in 2011”, write@LiamTmT. Is iCode failing to deliver resultsarseh.at/qdzKL

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@seankopelke Indeed, Sean, look forward to chatting with you, @stiennon and @GreenJ shortly.

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@MetaMikeBiggs Our concepts of breakfast are vastly different.

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Mobile: Cab across to ABC Ultimo, which should be fairly quick.

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Can I sneak a quick @crikey_news story into this morning’s plan? Why yes, I think I can.

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The breakfast cheese platter is not excessive, no Sir!

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It’s still scheduled for 0810 tomorrow even if you didn’t see me mention it. I am not Schrödinger.

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If you saw me mention an ABC Radio National panel on cybersecurity for 0810 this morning, that’s now scheduled for 0810 tomorrow.

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@Melissa_Moyle Visiting the NBN Display Centre in Melbourne isn’t a bad idea at all. I shall consider.

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@R_Chirgwin No, the @firstdogonmoon badges would be mine. Must’ve slipped out my my box of crap onto your floor.

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Wed plan: 0930 ABC Ultimo recording; errand Newtown/Enmore; errand Sydney CBD; train to Wentworth Falls; planning en route; shopping; sleep.

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Wednesday. Here we go. Kinda. Ermph. Oh. Oooo. [Thud.]

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