Support open access to research at Newcastle University. Education, technology & science. Opinions purely coincidental.
Newcastle, UK
Joined November 2007
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Slightly confusing lift buttons in an unfamiliar building. Luckily our meeting was on the unique 5th floor :)
@cbthomson @ceefaxisbetter @hblanchett Suitably disproportionate :) Though I'm not sure how the idea of throwing books would go down
@dajbelshaw Nice title, but 400 pages might not offer enough weight to deter this one ;)
Aggressive wasp in the library prompts debate over what would be the best book to defend yourself with :)
Since rebranding Lync as "Skype for business" I feel I'm being judged when I open non-business skype at work
Designing some web/print stuff at work & lost track of (home)time. Nice to be doing something ‘creative’ again.
Trawling medical research charity sites for open access policies, but can't help being moved by some of the patients' stories they present
@cbthomson @danetho - seen this free hyperlapse tool from Microsoft tnw.co/1EHH0qT. Kayaks and bikes await!
Reading about port forwarding for Xbox to fix chat issues. Not sure our network is the issue. Can’t see son’s mates doing this crap if not
Anyone had & fixed problems with Xbox one chat? Not working on son’s new console. Network settings (NAT) seem fine.
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Part of the gallery of postcards that get left in books returned to the Robinson Library bookbins instagram.com/p/2bRa5FCweB/
Kids want to come to the polling station with me. Expect they’ll be slightly underwhelmed by the process & community centre atmosphere
Don’t write much HTML these days, but I assume browser support isn’t good for the typo’d <dic> tag :s
"Moving WordPress: Moving a Multisite Network" code.tutsplus.com/tutorials/… < decent tutorial, but hope you don't really need to read it
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Open access transition made easier with collaborative publishing with .@openlibhums bit.ly/1zsRC1d
@DonnaLanclos Cost aside, the packaging on the cartridges is more secure than for hazardous materials when I worked in infectious diseases!