Month: August 2004

It seems telescopes no larger than those available in department stores are proving capable of spotting previously unknown worlds.

Nice, those zany Japanese are onto it already, with a major milestone for commercializing holographic data storage systems.

But I have found a very cool ASCII art stereogram generator. Cool.

As you are no doubt aware, we haven’t got around to having a housewarming party yet – but don’t worry, it’s Cat’s birthday soon and we’re already scheming. We’ll keep you posted.

3D Volume Atomic Holographic Optical Disk Drive Storage – Colossal Storage Corporation Mmmm…. 10 Terabytes to 10 Petabytes and Beyond Rewritable Atomic Holographic Disk Drive nanoTechnology. I wonder how long we’ll have to wait.

Now well into my second week, I’m starting to adjust to the new lifestyle. I keep drawing the short straw and working late shifts, which isn’t particularly compatible with my passion for cooking elaborate dinners or with Cat’s schedule, but it is kinda fun. Hopefully the novelty won’t wear off any time soon.

Starting Friday I’ll be working for a company called PCI based in Southbank working as a help desk operator for AAPT’s dialup and broadband internet users, mainly dealing with fascinating queries regarding configuration and changing user’s passwords. Sounds exciting, I know, but the pay is pretty good and I get to wear a tie.

We’ll be having a party to celebrate this funky new house of ours in a couple of weeks. Give us a call if we don’t call you soon!

Well, how very exciting. Today I’m celebrating 2 weeks of fresh air, having (finally) quit smoking two weekends ago. Feels great!