Mike Little’s Journalized

Adams’ voice in radio Hitchhiker

The late Douglas Adams, creator of the Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy, will be heard in the first new radio adaptation of his work in 25 years.

I can’t wait. See also BBC Radio 4’s HHGTTG site

I’m so pleased they made it. CNN has the story: Private craft flies into space as does MSNBC Private rocket ship breaks space barrier.
There’s still a way to go but this is a huge step in the right direction. The folks over at slashdot have plenty to say on the subject SpaceShipOne Flight Completed Successfully.

It’s always nice to hear of another success for Linux; Wimbledon serves Linux volley (from BBC News)

Following a pilot project in 2003, the internal computer network at the All-England Club has been converted to the open source operating system.

Mr McMurrugh said IBM had prepared a Pocket Wimbledon for the 60-70 PDAs that will be given to these special guests.
The PDAs, which will be O2’s XDA, will give users access to scores, statistics, biographies and plot their position on an interactive map of the All England Club.
Data will be sent to the PDAs via the wi-fi network installed around Wimbledon for the tournament. Mr McMurrugh said IBM is also trialling the sending of video streams of matches to the handheld computers.

If it all works (and why shouldn’t it after a successful trial last year?) it will be another feather in the cap for IBM and Linux.

I put some old pictures up in a new album on the gallery. My gallery was broken for a while (at least as far as uploading pictures) and I have let it drift for far too long. I upgraded last night to the latest version and now it works!
I may even get round to adding the huge backlog of pictures.