The Locker Project

The Locker Project: A Locker is a container for personal data, which gives the owner the ability to control how it's protected and shared. It retrieves and consolidates data from multiple sources, to create a single collection of the things you see and do online: the photos you take, the places you visit, the links you share, contact details for the people you communicate with, and much more. It also provides flexible APIs for developers to build rich applications with access to all of this information.

A List Apart: Articles: Responsive Web Design

A List Apart: Articles: Responsive Web Design two years on it's still a very valid piece on RWD

Raspberry Pi | An ARM GNU/Linux box for $25. Take a byte!

Raspberry Pi | An ARM GNU/Linux box for $25. Take a byte! mine just arrived on Friday, magic bit of kit

Engadget's tablet buyer's guide: summer 2012 edition -- Engadget

Engadget's tablet buyer's guide: summer 2012 edition -- Engadget there is a great selection of tablets available these days

Build a bonkers hi-fi • Reg Hardware

Build a bonkers hi-fi • Reg Hardware very funny

Ben Heck’s Raspberry Pi case (which looks *suspiciously* like a BBC Micro…) | Raspberry Pi

Ben Heck’s Raspberry Pi case (which looks *suspiciously* like a BBC Micro…) | Raspberry Pi

PC Upgrades

They say the days of PC upgrading are numbered. Looking for an update on my 4 year old HP DX2450 for about what I bought it for (£220) and there is nothing much about. Instead, spending altogether £120 on...

• 120GB ADATA SSD
• 2GB RAM DDR2 800mhz
• Dual DVI card, MSI HD 5450 1GB 64bit DDR3

...works great. Switch from WinXP-32 to Win7-64 is a culture shock, but worth it for more RAM.

The dual DVI card is great now both 22" monitors run over DVI, rather than DVI and VGA, one sharp and one blurry. Both look sharp as you like now.

OK, so downside is a 64 bit Win7 doesn't work with my old scanner and webcam, but no probs really.