Mil’s wish
I found a fun little iPhone app called Scribble. You use four pen colours (and there’s no erase) to doodle on the iPhone’s touch screen. Mil had a hoot letting out her frustrations on it. The images below are for Peanut.
I found a fun little iPhone app called Scribble. You use four pen colours (and there’s no erase) to doodle on the iPhone’s touch screen. Mil had a hoot letting out her frustrations on it. The images below are for Peanut.
Image by Josh Bancroft via Flickr
A quick obligatory post using the new Wordpress iPhone app. Useful, and might mean more frequent personal posts. Missing Zemanta and the Flickr Photo Gallery plugin for quick links and Flickr integration. Can’t seem to easily link to those two useful tools for instance. I might use it to post about things in the “real world” as they happen.
Google has been running a “treasurehunt” with unspecified prizes up for grabs for the fastest times to complete the tasks. What it amounts to is four questions spaced over a month, that you can log onto in your own time and attempt to nut out. The questions are randomly generated, but are of a different type each week. The first week was a number/maths problem, the second was a computer/file problem, the third a logic (and slightly computer network) problem. I haven’t seen the final fourth question yet.
I thought I’d jot down how I answered the questions - not my particular answers - as they will be different for other people, but the methods for answering the questions which are the same for each of the four question types.
Please note that I cannot finish the treasure hunt. I got stuck at question four. I wrote up how I did questions one to three before I’d done four and it just seemed like a waste not to post them.
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