Author: Justin Warren

The Happy Poster Project is a lovely piece of British silliness that tickles my funny bone. Go ahead, print out a poster and make your coworkers smile and nod as they slowly back away from your desk! Read More

The photos section is now active once again. I’ve migrated all the existing folders across to the new codebase and fixed up a few access and listing bugs. I’m still working on a slightly better interface to the photoset, but that’s likely to take a bit longer as I decide… Read More

Photos are in a bit of a state of flux at the moment as I reimport them all into a new object structure.I found a problem with my auto-thumbnail system that related to migrating between the really old object type from the old site to the new one. I couldn’t… Read More

Photos from the Festival of the Bean are up, complete with titles. Enjoy! Read More

I’ve added the photos from my cycle tour on the Wagaratta to Bright rail trail in Easter 2005. Read More

A bit of random silliness for a Friday: The Unitarian Jihad Name Generator. Also see this article in the San Francisco Chronicle for a bit of background on the Unitarian Jihad: Link Read More

Bach’s Air on the G String is, I feel, the most sublime piece of music ever written. This piece is the most melancholic piece ever written in my, albiet limited, appreciation of baroque music. That I am moved to write this at 3am should be justification enough that this sublime… Read More

I have fallen in love with mashups. They are just the coolest thing since .mp3 in my not so humble opinion. There have been a few famous ones, such as DJ Dangermouse’ Grey Album, but my favourite thus far is by DJ Earworm called No One Takes Your Freedom. It’s… Read More

I read a quote recently over at 43 Folders: “If you don’t know what you want, you probably need a nap.” This really hit home for me, as that aimless wandering feeling strikes me fairly often when I’m at home on the weekend. If I don’t have something actually planned,… Read More

Today was the Melbourne Festival of the Bean at Federation Square. This was a celebration of coffee and chocolaty goodness. As you can see, my mate Matt loves his coffee: Not only did we get nicely hyper on caffeine and sugar, we also indulged in a variety of culture, both… Read More