The future is already here:
There’s a regular piece of media shtick where they show a clip of tomorrows world etc from the 60’s where James Burke or Raymond Baxter are enthusing about some potential innovation and predicting how we will use them in the future (i.e. today). They then cut back to the present and the two presenters (neither of whom can rewire a plug or attach a file to an email) make jokes: cue talk of hover cars and pills instead of meals etc
Well as far I can see we just didn’t deserve hover cars, tinfoil clothes well that’s d

Take the thumb drive, USB memory stick, doggle call it what you will, they are science fiction. My first computer was a Dragon 32 i.e. it had 32 kilobytes of memory (that wiped it self when you turned it off) I now have 2 USB

Of course back in the studio Kirsty and Dermot will joke about not being able to understand the instruction book and then cut to Darfur and talk to Kate Addie over a satellite video phone, we some times forget how far we’ve come.
Friday night is comedy night:
Speaking of in

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Page 36 of observer magazine yesterday, full page ad for the iRobot Roomba robotic hoover, which roams the house cleaning!
I'm loving the robot lawnmowers on the roof of the YSP gallery (green roofs) at bretton too.
and tonight it's the new series of i'm sorry i haven't a clue. excellent.
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