Category Archives: lookback
Was 1993 this important?
My first thought about 1993 was that it was my first year after high school, but I don’t remember it being this influential … in fact, 1994, being my first year of exposure to the Internet (or probably more 1995), … Continue reading
Moving this blog to WordPress — go there for the new stuff
I am somewhere in the process of moing this blog to WordPress on its own server — now properly and accurately at stephen-turner.net. But there seems to be no end of problems to the import/export process, to the point that … Continue reading
Happy perspectives
Went to my Mum’s 60th birthday party tonight. Nice restaurant by the harbour, good food, drink and company. I knew most of the people there, though it had been anything from a few to many years since I’d seen most … Continue reading
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An 18-year-old today …
Charles Stross had an interesting post today that related to a long studied uni project that looks at the life experience of the new freshman class each year. It’s a very American study, so he took it further and thought … Continue reading
The year that was …
So how was 2007? Well, apparently I made only one post here in the whole year, which you’d think might say something, but really doesn’t. True, I did concentrate on the likes of Facebook and TV.com last year, and work … Continue reading
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Testing New Year’s Look
New year, new blog look, new blog action … The past matters, but it’s also irrelevant. While it’s nice for people to know that I’ve blogged on and off since 2001, it’s been far too off recently for me to … Continue reading
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