Virtuality

Via Veritas Vita - the motto of the University of Glasgow.

Graduation was yesterday, a great day had by Sophie, my Dad, and my Mum.

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When doing some disk clearing / archiving, I discovered an old MP3 format tune I made a couple of years ago. Thought I would put it online, in case anyone is interested.

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The “sugar boat” is what I have heard it called. Apparently sunk in the ’60s. It is clearly visible from both sides of the river Clyde, Greenock and Helensburgh, and apparently from space, too.

Since Derek Murray posted about Google Map’s new satellite imagery of Paisley, I found that the inverclyde area is covered as well. Cheers Derek.

At least, partly.

This blog, Virtuality, is now hosted remotely, for the first time.

http://cgi.sunim.plus.com/virtuality

The transferral was quite an ordeal - but of the kind that I really enjoy. Took 6 Hours. I’m tired now.

During the IS3 revision lecture, I took some notes. This post is a summary of those notes.

Disclaimer: They may be completely wrong, I have had to attempt to decipher my handwriting.

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Take a photo, upload it to Flickr, add latitude and longitude and tag it geotagged: watch www.geobloggers.com…

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Exams soon, far too soon. At least it’ll be over.. and it’ll be time to relax for a short while.

I have seen some nice instructions to enable xscreensaver load images from flickr; the script that is pointed to is written in perl. I’d really like to modify this script to allow the images to come from a tag, instead of from a user. (e.g. Screensaver = latest images tagged Glasgow) Ah well, in time maybe.

In other news, Tiger vs Linux - let’s see which will prevail in one-on-one competition : Tiger vs Linux.

I was out with the camera, to meet up with a fellow classmate, and passed this poster several times. Thought I should put the pic online, might help the owner track down their cat. Poster seen in the North Kelvinside area of the west end of Glasgow.

Best of luck, Toby.

I had not realised that Offshore provide free wifi access. That explains the abundance of laptops that seem to be present in that coffee shop.

I’m writing this post on the ipaq, while I await the arrival of Chao, a friend from university.

How cool.

-Kenny