Daniel Maclean

So another year of worldy wares have collected themselves inside of my cupboards, shelves... and some have even re-surfaced after being lost inside of boxes and cases long ago. Naturallly, being a collector (my friends say hoarder) of gadgets, i felt it was time to say good bye to some of the older ones and pass them on to new owners via the cloud. Some of these items include my first MP3 player I got when in high school. When I get around to it, i'll post more items here: Creative Nomad Jukebox 2 http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=120549487782 My better half is also shifting some of her DVD's (mostly Disney Films and Chick Flicks): http://dvd-video.shop.ebay.co.uk/DVDs-/2288/i.html?_catref=1&_dmd=1&_fln=1&_ipg=50&_sop=12&_ssn=louloushoe&_trksid=p3911.c0.m282 Also, I wanted to embed these listing into a post but it seems after almost 15 years in the business eBay still haven't managed to provide an easy way to embed li

While many associate London with international fashion, low brow shady government dealings, compare the market style "Olympics" and gun crime (this may just be, but hey, it's my blog). I like to think that London has many hidden features which can come unexpectedly and almost catch you off guard if like me your used to expecting the stereotypical London situation around every bend. Indeed, there is a story with this... When staying in my previous property near Stoke Newington I was opening my bedroom window due to a higher than normal heat. Apon lifting the window I was surprised to see three squirrels running across the roof over the bathroom and kitchen. At first I sat down to watch them scurry away, as stated above, this could be classed as a non-stereotypical situation especially since Stoke Newington isn't exactly known for it's furry wildlife. So after realizing that this was quite special I grabbed my camera and snapped a few photos. Sadly only a few ca

Ok... since it seems #Google indexes this blog more often than my blog below i'm moving it back! So as a result i've given it a overhaul with a nice theme I found on btemplates.com. The original needed some tweaks and i've added some short cuts above to other social sites I use. So to get this blog rolling again, i've decided to continue one of the previous series of posts that followed the ever evolving task of customizing a Ubuntu desktop. Lots has changed since my previous posts including the applications used. Now using Gnome-Do for the dock, Screenlets for the widgets/gadgets and Chrome as my browser. Here's a nice screenshot to entertain: