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Building a race car from scratch

Palatov Motorsport has developed a neat little track car, the DP4, from scratch. Smaller than a Mini with a 200bhp bike engine and 4wd.

Posted byTom BashamJune 5, 2010June 5, 2010Posted inCarsTags: Cars, Elise, Motorsport, Palatov, Racing, Tech, TrackdayLeave a comment on Building a race car from scratch

Google Wave

There are clearly some very clever ideas in Google Wave but will it ever replace email? Emails strength is that everyone on the internet has an email address, will Wave ever be that ubiquitous?

Posted byTom BashamDecember 6, 2009December 6, 2009Posted inTechTags: email, Google, Google Wave, TechLeave a comment on Google Wave

Using 2D Barcodes

How might you use 2D barcodes? A question about using them in cinemas got me thinking about how you’d use them for marketing, promotion and online content

Posted byTom BashamFebruary 18, 2009September 30, 2009Posted inTech, WorkTags: 2D Barcode, 2D Barcodes, Asset Management, Cinema, Film, Microsoft Tag, PS3, Tech, Work, XBoxLeave a comment on Using 2D Barcodes

Facebook Privacy Settings

After a brief conversation about online privacy at work on Friday, I’d been meaning to look into the various privacy settings available to Facebook users.

Posted byTom BashamFebruary 8, 2009February 8, 2009Posted inSocial Media, TechTags: Facebook, Privacy, Social Media, Tech1 Comment on Facebook Privacy Settings

Let it snow… Twitter becomes a weather service

I’m a bit of a Twitter fan. Even I didn’t think I’d ever look at twitter for a weather report though.

Posted byTom BashamFebruary 1, 2009May 21, 2020Posted inHome, Social Media, TechTags: crowd source, Google Maps, Mash-up, Seloc, Tech, Twitter5 Comments on Let it snow… Twitter becomes a weather service

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