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TED Blog | The numbers behind the Copyright Math

via blog.ted.com

A rational look at the numbers behind copyright theft. You'd expect no less of a TED Talk.

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I've just sponsored a valve on Colossus

I've just sponsored a valve on Colossus to support The Museum of Computing at Bletchley Park, I may be the 106th person to do so. At the moment my 200 pixels are pending,so there's a grey block with a 'P'.

This struck me as a nice creative way to raise funds.

Sponsor a Valve on Colossus

Please sponsor a valve on Colossus (from £10) and help create a marvelous new gallery for the world's first modern computer. Colossus was built by Tommy Flowers specifically to help crack the Loren...

Lukes having a bit of a problem with gravity

via lukeburrage.com

Luke Burrage, juggler, occasional songwriter and SF Review podcaster, posted this video in his blog (http://www.lukeburrage.com/blog/archives/1220).>

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Go Home Productions "Thin Genie"

via gohomeproductions.co.uk

Mash Ups can really mess up, but this is rarely the case with Go Home Productions. As proven by Thin Genie, which combines the talents of Thin Lizzie with Christina Aguilara.

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All Bubbles

via flickr.com

This is an amazing set of photographs of bubbles, it includes stills of bubbles as they burst. This is a must see Flickr album

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The Bugcast - Well Chosen music and interesting chat

via thebugcast.org

I've been listening to The Bugcast for a few months now, the show is a Combination of music with informal conversation, that include interaction with their IRC chatroom.

As part of my ongoing campaign to thank podcasters with an email, I sent an email of appreciation with a thanks. I mentioned that I'd prefer slightly more music and less chat, thinking that the comment would probably be lost in the mailbag. I seem to have caused a flurry of existential angst about the format of the show, which has caused them to issue special podcast to ask their audience opinion. Oops!

One thing that came to light from that episode is that they typically only get 55 downloads per episode. That's astonishing surely there should be more listeners.

Dave and Caroline do a great job and produce a quality podcast, go grab a show from their feed.

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