Jun. 12th, 2014 [Technology, Books and Other Neat Stuff]

Wed, 12:08: The death toll in @johnbarnesSF's The Last President (and the rest of the Daybreak novels) puts George R R Martin to shame.
Wed, 12:12: Sitting in a café at Liverpool Street writing about the future, while the past keeps walking by the window.
Wed, 12:17: RT @gcaughey: Why aren't there more universal apps? @joebelfiore explains http://t.co/bm0JNm1Ei8 and http://t.co/9lP2sMS83f #wpdev
Wed, 12:36: There's a Banksie fan near me. I can tell, because they've named their WiFi SleeperService.
Wed, 14:04: Scary bridge is scary. http://t.co/3a6kUEebME
Wed, 14:05: More light, more power! http://t.co/JEeA7T6DH3
Wed, 14:10: <looks outside Starbuck's window> London still moving. Well, it would be if the street wasn't full of Addison Lee minicabs and buses.
Wed, 14:28: Deconstructing the roots of ubiquitous computing and ambient intelligence. As I used to be a ubicomp researcher at Hirst, this is fun.
Wed, 14:30: I think there's a good argument to be made for Jim Gray as the founding father of the new Microsoft.
Wed, 16:24: Cab strike? Save yourself 90% of the fare and use the tube or a bus. Oyster much cheaper than Über.

Technology, Books and Other Neat Stuff