Dan Walmsley

Ok, so a while ago I set up a Google Alert to inform me of happenings related to myself, and periodically it tells me someone on the web called “Dan Walmsley” (typically an Irish F1 Engineer, but occasionally me) has been written about.

Today, however, the results were far more disturbing.

Dan twinned the Steward way in back circuitously 2002 for example a musician in re the non-philharmonic restlessness. “Ace did exclamation in order to the administration ‘oh, ourselves sense, Themselves do up have it gently too’,” me recalled as to his untimely days. “Nonetheless top brass didn’t factually accredit oneself.”

First of all, I think I’ve been misquoted.

Second of all, who does this article benefit?

Thirdly, the post categories are: “african american, audism, feel good tips, republicans, yasin”. Why?

Fourthly, it’s clearly a translation of this article. But a translation into what? Half-English gibberish?

Welcome, ladies and gentlemen, to hard evidence that synonym-generation does not lead to 100% readability during summary generation. This reminds me of my lost year at NICTA.

Some cartoons are just too cute not to pass on.

Geek humour, take thy place alongside dirty limericks and sea shanties as a subcultural envelope for broad social commentary.

Hey all,

My infrequent posting has been due to a time-consuming new project. Yea, indeed it is the Sarlacc of projects.

I speak of none other than Planet Nerd.

For those who haven’t yet come up to speed:

• It’s a variety show for Nerds
• It’s broadcast on Melbourne’s Channel 31
• It ranks much better than John Howard on YouTube (not exactly an achievement, but I’ll take my kudos where I can get it)
• You can subscribe to the episodes or selected segments using iTunes, or any Podcast-compatible RSS reader (episodes link, segments link)

I hope you all take the time to pop over to our site and check out the show, and please feel free give us some feedback using the form on the front page.

Thanks,
Dan

I’ve had an article published in The Groggy Squirrel, recalling the events last week’s monumental 36-hour gig, “Mark Watson’s Seemingly-Impossible 36-Hour Circuit of the World”.