a nice look a the US Supreme Court judges betting on election results. Funny or worrying? I’m not sure – they’re allowed to express political opinions, aren’t they?
a nice look a the US Supreme Court judges betting on election results. Funny or worrying? I’m not sure – they’re allowed to express political opinions, aren’t they?
Open source appears to be OK for use in UK government circles, and is rising in Australia as well.
Saw a great flamenco-ish dance show yesterday called Flamenco Directo. A slightly snotty review is available from the Stage. From my ignoramus perspective, it was great entertainment and great dancing.
Islington isn’t great at waste. Management of it, that is. It’s mostly down to the contract with ICSL / Accord, I reckon.
Apparently xmas is coming on the web, too. Some nice ideas on how to make finding that perfect gift even easier.
Nice, detailed article on how RFID tags work.
Apparently the UK public has an appetite for using government services online, but doesn’t know that they are there.
The government is thinking about an eBay-style marketplace for goods and services. It’s an interesting idea – as they suggest, why not let the private sector build it and run it under licence and then it doesn’t really matter if it works or not. Interesting to see how services might work in this approach, as well.
A small but growing repository for philosophy papers.