This calls for a new property: Gustaf on tea.
And what a lot of ISO tea standards there are (from mobitopia, thanks JimH!).
Month: August 2004
A FOAFCamp summary
Inkel (currently at La Web Semántica en América Latina in Argentina), asked me what FOAFCamp was like…well,
first there was beer….
and then there was geeking…
and then there was beer and geeking….
and then everything went orange!
18:11:08 <inkel> Well evamen, it was just like here… first there was beer 🙂
FOAFCamp and Euro FooCamp
I’m at EuroFoo after an (I hope/think) successful FOAFCamp. FOAFCampers have put up their photos, and we’d like people to fill in the questionnaire. We hope to do it again sometime. It was lovely to see people again and meet new people and people I’d only met online.
EuroFoo looks good, though last night I was all socialized out and needed to hide under a rock. Today I’m more perky, and wishing I’d done some more cool stuff recently…. I’m totally chuffed that John Naughton is here 🙂
KLM suck, they really do
Our flight to foafcamp was ‘downloaded’ (downsized maybe?) this morning so we’ve been delayed 5 hours. Bastards. In compensation we got, each:
- one token for 30 quid off a future KLM flight (expired)
- 5 quid off food at BRS (that’ll buy you one overpriced sandwich)
- 6 quid off food in AMS
- a three minute free phonecall
Thanks KLM! you suck!
foolish
A foolish ‘hyperlink policy’ (a what now?) is in place for the Olympics. Oh the dear sillies.
(John Hanna describes out the silliness in more detail, via the ever-lovely Danny Ayers.)
PlanB 