Rah for The Gate
May. 19th, 2004 10:09 amLovely meal with my Mum and my lovers at The Gate last night. The food was fabulous just as everybody said - the potato cakes from the mezze starter particularly stand out - and the company sparkling and lovely as you would expect. It was particularly good to catch up with news on the rest of my family. Today, a cloudless sky and glorious sunshine; even on this commuter train, the clothes and the mood of the people around me say "summer". Date with
spikeylady tonight.
I got a question posted to "Ask Slashdot". Sadly all the answers are really dim; no-one seems to have even read the question properly, let alone given it any thought. A colleague at work describes it as "I read the first sentence of your question, assumed you were stupid, and answered it". It's a shame; considered properly, I think it's an interesting problem. Maybe it'll help me shake my Slashdot habit. (NB if you're interested, please answer it there, not here!)
Sadly it looks like the chance to work on an interesting Wiki-like project at work may pass me by, but it seems that the guy who is doing it is interested in my ideas. I have many ideas on how a Wiki should work, but there's only very limited implementation time. Still, the guy doing the work is very bright and very productive, so some cool stuff will probably result...
I got a question posted to "Ask Slashdot". Sadly all the answers are really dim; no-one seems to have even read the question properly, let alone given it any thought. A colleague at work describes it as "I read the first sentence of your question, assumed you were stupid, and answered it". It's a shame; considered properly, I think it's an interesting problem. Maybe it'll help me shake my Slashdot habit. (NB if you're interested, please answer it there, not here!)
Sadly it looks like the chance to work on an interesting Wiki-like project at work may pass me by, but it seems that the guy who is doing it is interested in my ideas. I have many ideas on how a Wiki should work, but there's only very limited implementation time. Still, the guy doing the work is very bright and very productive, so some cool stuff will probably result...