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The small things

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Do you value the small the things? I mean in tech.

It's easy to be impressed by huge TV or an expensive computer. How about a mouse mat or some headphones?

I have to say hat's off to Sennheiser they make great affordable ear and headphones. Boy do they last too! My PX100s are on their 3rd set of pads and I just picked up another set of MX300s. Amazon do the later for £18ish which is a steal.

For mouse mats I use Alienware branded Func 1030s with either laser or high DPI optical mice. I prefer Logitech, but my work's Dell High DPI is rather nice. I am still in love with the Elecom MAPP mouse designed by Masamune Shirow. I wish they would do a laser update.

Golla (not Gola) make lovely phone cases and they take the knocks, the currrent one I have has out lasted 2 phones, all the time in my trouser keys pocket.

There's a ghost in me that wants to say sorry...

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Doesn't mean I'm sorry.

Listening to the new Ladytron album, I like it a lot. Reminds me of how I like Unkle's Never Never Land even though it makes me feel down. I generally try to listen to more positive music as it has such a strong effect on my emotions.

Back from Crewe

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I am back from lovely Crewe and Haslington. It is a nice part of the world, but does remind me of how heavily populated England is. Sensibly most buildings utilise a nice red brick, that glows in sunlight and warms in the rain. I wish that Fife Council had learned this fact before slapping up so much grey all over the place.

Joanne and ChrisG are a great couple and it is was an absolute pleasure to stay with them.

I went by train, well with Crewe's history a trainride is in order. Virgin do run some nice trains, but unfortunatly some very drunk and loud Scots made most of the journey down a grind. They weren't angry, but there were bottles smashed. I swear if this country could learn to have consderation like it has drinking we would be the envy of the world.

It was a fun packed weekend, had a couple of jars, went bowling and saw Wall-e. Wall-e is a must see, I would say it is the best proper science fiction that I have seen for all ages. Proper Science Fiction (as apposed to pulp, soap or FX Sci-Fi) ask serious questions, whether they be the nature of being, where we are headed or just hold up a mirror to the the current affairs. Wall-e handles all this in an entertaing and heart pulling way. Bowling was cool, won one and lost one. Was great to meet more of Chris's family, like Tom who is a good chap and was des on two occasions!

I saw some nice trainers in J&S Accessories (Motorcycles), they were Alpinestars Matrix. I thought getting them online would be easy, they seem to be discontinued so if anyone knows of a store with a good stock of AS trainers let me know.

Light on Dark or Dark on Light

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I don't know about you, but I find it easier to read light on dark rather than Dark on Light on displays. I don't know what makes it more comfortable, but it just is for me. So what is your preference? also Old Books or New Books which do you prefer?

Yarr this be me hideout!

So I decided to start using my opera profile more as it counts as a professional website at work pirate