Paul's Latest Public Bookmarks
Seth Godin: Startup School
Recordings of a day long event with Seth Godin on being self employed and starting a 'startup' business.
Saved by: Paul on 9 May 2014
Holiday in the warm South of France climate any time of year
Looks like an amazing place to stay. Space for parents should we want to take them. Will have to search out what's on in the area and contact them about prices.
Saved by: Paul on 7 May 2014
Listing ColdFusion Scheduled Tasks
Useful for pre-CF 10, apparently CF10 has a 'list' facility within the scheduling tasks functions.
Saved by: Paul on 4 Apr 2014
Cognitive Lode
Behavioural economics and consumer psychology research, boiled down by Ribot
Saved by: Paul on 2 Apr 2014
Series: Unaffordable cities Previous | Index Paris: life in a storage cupboard has never been so expensive
The tiny, often dilapidated spaces in Paris that are being rented out. Lots of arguments in comments that London is still much more expensive, not that I think that's a good thing.
Saved by: Paul on 2 Apr 2014
Rather - replace items in your FB & Twitter feeds with something else
Replace Facebook posts and tweets about sports news, baby pictures, particular TV shows, etc with other content, or just mute it entirely. Chrome extension
Saved by: Paul on 20 Mar 2014
ImageOptim - utility for optimising images
Good image optimiser for OSX. Drag and drop image files on it, it saves optimised versions in their place (so make sure you have original's backed up.) Creates Progressive JPGs which can help load times of web pages in some speed tests.
Saved by: Paul on 11 Mar 2014
Tim Broadbent - musical career
Website of the guitarist/singer I saw at the New Sussex Hotel in February 2014. He was performing with violinist Christian Fromentin, and a very good pairing they were - excellent music.
Saved by: Paul on 6 Mar 2014
The Quiet Ones
Finding quiet spaces in the modern world, and the behaviour of people on quiet carriages of trains. -- Supposition -- In 'The Future' will quiet places be sought after by small groups who cannot take the cacophony of normal life? Or will the cacophony be silenced by more personable technology?
Saved by: Paul on 6 Mar 2014
