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March 6, 2014

Getty Images allowing embedding of millions of images for free

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06March

This could be handy if you like to use images on your site and in blog posts etc. Getty has announced that many (approx 35 Million) of their images can be used for free on sites, as long as they are embedded using the Getty embed code (it’s an iFrame basically, but includes Getty branding and other guff). Look for the embed button on images (if there’s no embed button, then you...

March 5, 2014

My iPhone Apps – March 2014

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05March

This is a post purely for me to come back and review in the future for interest. I thought I’d start recording my phone app choices because it would be interesting to see how they change over time. Here’s my current two screens of app:   The Home screen is the stuff I use the most, and the second screen is stuff that I don’t use as much or are playing with (eg I’ve only...

March 5, 2014

That time I worked out how to enable Emoji on my iPhone

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Sometimes it’s good to record the date when you finally enable something that everyone else worked out years ago. It’s good because there’s always that little reminder to yourself that no matter how behind the times others are (close family are usually in this bracket), chances are you’ve had moments like that too. I’ve had plenty of them. Today’s was finally...

March 3, 2014

Highly Paid Interns

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03March

A report from Glassdoor got picked up by the NYT and is getting some attention. Turns out some interns are highly paid, with the top interns getting $7K per month base. That’s pretty good alright. The report itself is pretty thin – the requirements were that the companies analysed had to have at least 20 interns work there (yep, just 20 to qualify) over the 2 year period of the study...

March 2, 2014

Tim Cook says ‘bloody’

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02March

Good gracious! I was shocked. Shocked I tell you. Such profanity. As almost every tech blog on earth has reported, Tim cook lost his cool a little at a recent shareholder meeting. Asked by Justin Danhof (following Justin’s policy proposal suggestion being rejected by shareholders) about whether ‘he would commit right then and there to doing only those things that were...

March 1, 2014

Windows 8.1 Free Edition experiments

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01March

A free version of Windows 8.1? Perhaps. Gotta say that I think the idea of Microsoft experimenting with vastly different pricing models is a good idea. Experiment away. Some good thoughts here. The issue of course will be setting the balance between forcing apps and Bing bars and other shite on users, as opposed to just letting them get used to (and hopefully liking) the stigma-ridden version...

March 1, 2014

Google Burn

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Always funny to see these thing play out. Google announces a new (yes, yet another one) tool for reporting scraper sites, and the interwebz responds with a clear message: Google is the biggest scraper site of all. And as SEL reports it’s pretty much gone viral now. Even the main technology blogs are reporting on it now. Hilarity ensues. .@mattcutts I think I have spotted one, Matt. Note the...

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