Pure Awesomeness.

They Still Haven’t Got it, Have They?

Yes, I am indeed talking about the utter failure by most politicians to understand the Internet, what it is about and what to do with it.

The latest gaffe comes from none other than the Torries, who declared yesterday that they would pay £1m for public policy making website. WTF?! Surely the torries are better off using newspapers tabloids like the Torygraph and Daily Hate’s poll and article section comments as a barometer for public opinion? Heck, if they want to step up, they can always start using Have Your Say.

Thankfully, one gentlemen has already seen the lighter side of things and set up something that should make Cameron blush, if he’s got any sense left still. I present, The Wisdom of Cameron.

2000-2009. The Last 10 Years in Picture.

From the New York Times, a pictorial summary of the first decade of the 21st century. It was meant to be a new era; a new millennium and a fresh beginning; but how it turned out to be a series of blunders and disasters. What will the next 10 years hold for us?

As one fellow redditor point’s out, “A tsunami that killed a quarter million people is next to guitar simulating video game. That sort of sums up the decade… catastrophic events and consumerism-fuelled apathy.”

Phillip Niemeyer | Picturing the Past 10 Years

Phillip Niemeyer | Picturing the Past 10 Years

I’m going to Mars!

Or rather my name is ;-)
Certificate of participation

If you’d like to do the same, just visit NASA’s Send Your Name to Mars page. Hurry, though, offer valid only for a limited time.

Down for everyone or just me?

If you ever wanted validation that it’s your network connection that’s to blame for not being able to access any particular website, downforeveryoneorjustme.com is what the doctor ordered.

Goodbye 2008, Hello 2009

Carbide.c++ 2.0 Released!

Nokia today announced the release of Carbide.c++ 2.0, which is a pretty big milestone in the product’s history. The best thing, besides many bug fixes and enhancements is that all available editions, including OEM and Professional are free! This is certainly an excellent move and just what the doctor ordered.

Download Carbide.c++ 2.0.