Skylon – Sci-advent – Day 2
The image shows the flow of hot air passing through the piping in a cooler for a new engine that is able to lower the temperature of the air lower than -140C in just… Read More »Skylon – Sci-advent – Day 2
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Rocknest – Sci-advent – Day 1
In the tradition of Advent Calendars, I will be posting some science related entries from today up until Dec 24th… So, here’s the first entry: Panoramic View From ‘Rocknest’ Position of Curiosity Mars Rover… Read More »Rocknest – Sci-advent – Day 1
Working with logarithms base 10, 2 and e…
A couple of weeks ago I was talking about logarithms and their use. They may seem to be a bit esoteric and they can cause a bit of head-scratching: a logarithm (base $latex a$) of… Read More »Working with logarithms base 10, 2 and e…
The Harwell Dekatron is alive… alive!
If you happen to have a chance to visit Bletchley Park do not miss the opportunity to visit the National Museum of Computing where you will be able to see a large collection of computers… Read More »The Harwell Dekatron is alive… alive!
The most secret of messages…
David Martin, a retired British civil servant was cleaning the chimney of his house in Bletchingley (Surrey), 35 miles south of London, when he found the remains of a pigeon. But this was not any… Read More »The most secret of messages…
Microsoft Office 2010 – issue with opening files as “Read-Only”
This happened to me the other day when trying to open an older(-ish) Excel file created with Office 2003 in the new 2010 version of the software: I double clicked on the file and a… Read More »Microsoft Office 2010 – issue with opening files as “Read-Only”
Google Campus
Well, working from the Google campus is not a bad experience. There is a good vibe, they have coffee and some food and I quite like it!
Remember, remember the 5th of November.
Remember, remember the 5th of November. via twittelator