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mmm… stuffed piquillo peppers
November 22, 2008 – 3:16 pm
We had our OsmoXmas party at my flat on Thursday evening and I cooked a few things to keep the evil alcho-gremlins at bay (the Belgian beers confounded that). I think the most tasty thing was a plate of Italian piquillo peppers stuffed with a funky tuna and nutmeg mixture. They went down pretty well, [...]
Spilling the INQ
November 14, 2008 – 4:37 pm
The mystery behind the driedonpaper rubber stamp was revealed rather early yesterday morning, the excitement in question being the launch of the new INQ1 (pronounced “ink one”) Facebook phone on 3. I went along to the launch party in the evening to have a play with the phone (and eat their canapés).
First impressions were that [...]
driedonpaper.org - mystery revealed tomorrow in Shoreditch
November 12, 2008 – 4:05 pm
I received an über-alt invitation to driedonpaper.org’s unveiling tomorrow evening. It’s a darn cool little thing:
Er… so what is driedonpaper? Their man Matt is staying very tight-lipped. I do have this from an email he sent me:
…a new device designed to keep you in social sync more than ever before will be unveiled. [...] this [...]
The best motherfunkin’ dumplings in London
November 12, 2008 – 1:39 pm
I’m gonna keep this quick, ‘cos I gotta eat, but there are two places in London’s Chinatown that you should not pass by without dropping in to sample their dumplingy delights.
Jen Café! stand up and be counted! Dumplings are made in the window and they even serve up tea with chrysanthemum flowers boiled in it. [...]
console.log in Safari doesn’t “apply”. Bad Safari.
November 10, 2008 – 4:08 pm
It’s not unusual to want to write a cross-browser logging function akin to Firebug’s console.log(). The approach that you would expect to work could quite plausibly be this:
function log() {
if(console) {
console.log.apply(this,arguments);
}
}
We invoke the function with apply here so that implementations that can take [...]
Breakfast
November 7, 2008 – 1:24 pm
If you walk down streets of London in the morning, you see people doing this in the windows of coffee shops. You can look at them, they don’t look at you. It’s alarming.
