Use the Remote application on the iPhone or iPod touch from downstairs – it can browse and play the iTunes library on the computer, but it can also change the output speakers so that you’re streaming the music to your nice audio setup. It’s a Sonos, but comparatively cheap (and yes, lacking features).

Whatever… made me smile quite a bit ;).

No idea what this is called, and you’ll have to trust me when I say it tastes goooood. Oil in saucepan, cut up vegetables (we had onion, tomato and mushroom) and "shove in" (technical terminology). Cook vegetables until, well, "cooked" (again, very technical). Tear up little chunks of bread and throw in saucepan. Leave a few minutes, and devour like you haven’t eaten in a few weeks.

This is cheap, easy, kinda healthy and hasn’t killed me yet. Love.

Hey everyone, say hello to Isabella (serious disclaimer: I’m not crazy for giving my phone a name, promise…)

A couple of very, very quick thoughts:

• Battery life is horrible on this – I guess I’m a heavy user, but I’ve found myself charging just running out of charge as I get home in the evening.
• GPS is the coolest thing ever.
• It’s so much easier having phone and music in the same place. I always used to miss calls because I couldn’t feel my K800i vibrating.
• The camera’s not great. Meh, so what?
• I have conversations in SMS, finally.
• I still need to find a good IM application.
• Twitterific works well, as does TubeStatus, Facebook, Last.fm and Shazam. Tris is a great game. Remote is kinda cool.
• It’s nice having a hardware switch for silent/ringer.

Now time to pack and run to the airport… data roaming is off.

Oh, and I obviously need to style li here… :(

As if we didn’t have enough crap to deal with on the tube, TfL (or CBS) have gone and installed these projectors to show us videos while we move around the city.

I know I’m a little late posting this, Londonist got it at the end of June.

I’ve listened to 29,919 songs, made 9,287 edits to Wikipedia (deleting 512 articles), tweeted 1,134 things, used Firefox for 1,148 hours, written 129 comments on Digg and 68 blog posts right here.

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iCal Time Zones from Alex Muller on Vimeo.

It may look a little funky for a while. I’ll be changing some things live, so leave a comment if something screws up majorly (and you can be bothered)…

I’ve gone for supporting a minimum screen resolution of 1024×768 and not testing in IE6, which seem fair given how Google Analytics looks.

Cheers ;)

Uploaded with plasq’s Skitch!

Seriously. If you’re completely ignoring a browser with at least 15% market share,^[1][2] you’re a complete idiot. Especially if you call yourself a “web developer”.

[1]: W3Schools
[2]: Usage share of web browsers

This magnetic strip is on the wall next to my desk. It’s had everything I’ve kept for a long time just stuck to it, and now it’s getting full. Time to move on, to something else.

Thanks to everyone who’s made this special…

Thanks, and have a good Summer,

Alex