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www.paulnixon.org add a link title * your name * url * comments * image url saving details... add a comment your name comment nme radio added by paul 21 august 2010 16:43 actually very good indeed. well worth a listen. 0 comments add a comment permalink close comments 50 viral images... added by paul 12 august 2010 21:02 including... 43,252,003,274,489,856,000 on 02 november 2010 06:51 good point. ashleen on 23 may 2011 19:43 i like this saying. its pretty cool. meghan ashdan on 23 may 2011 19:44 so cool! meghan ashdan on 23 may 2011 19:44 :) umer pathanoo on 30 may 2011 21:15 no i am not happy i disturb my mum and dad ery much i put oil in my broyher's shirt and he dunt like me..so everybody start scolding me i hote every one....and pathano......v charles hamilton on 06 august 2011 13:46 all the best in your retirement.what a great contribution you have made to lccc and england.if there were more like you lccc would be at the top and grace road would be full 6 comments add or view comments permalink close comments rubik's cube - solved added by paul 09 august 2010 20:17 wow. "with about 35 cpu-years of idle computer time donated by google, a team of researchers has essentially solved every position of the rubik's cube, and shown that no position requires more than twenty moves." this is not as trivial as it might sound; there are 43,252,003,274,489,856,000 different 'positions' in total! simon jessey on 11 august 2010 01:12 i can think of some more important things to do with 35 cpu-years of idle computer time. rachel on 01 september 2010 19:23 what about the 7x7, imagine the man hours that would take? (which paul just completed on holiday - and i was suitably impressed). 2 comments add or view comments permalink close comments iogear usb to vga added by paul 04 august 2010 21:27 i think i've witnessed the future. usb to vga. get your pc on your telly. one step closer to integrated entertainment. paul a on 04 august 2010 21:37 will you be wanting sound with that dodgy vga picture? steve on 04 august 2010 22:29 nice idea, bit pricey though. oh yeah, what about sound? willow on 05 august 2010 08:42 ??199? a ??1 vga lead does the job. paul on 05 august 2010 15:29 it is nay cheap. my hifi is connected to my pc so nay bother there. vga cable unaesthetic apparently :-) 4 comments add or view comments permalink close comments notepad.cc added by paul 30 july 2010 19:50 the coolest, simplest, handiest website i've seen for ages. why don't i think of these things!? 0 comments add a comment permalink close comments circumspection added by paul 13 july 2010 06:01 man displays incredible lucidity and pragmastism after his wife is caught trying to get him whacked (as us guys at street level might say). 0 comments add a comment permalink close comments under construction added by paul 12 july 2010 20:47 putting a rather brave face on :-) 0 comments add a comment permalink close comments keegan quotes added by paul 12 july 2010 07:57 genius. i love some of these "the germans only have one player under 22, and he's 23." "the good news for nigeria is that they're two-nil down very early in the game." "they're the second best team in the world, and there's no higher praise than that." "you can't do better than go away from home and get a draw..." and my favourite... "in some ways, cramp is worse than having a broken leg" so true kev, so true. 0 comments add a comment permalink close comments photos of the famous added by paul 11 july 2010 21:55 oddly fascinating... paul on 11 july 2010 21:56 oh yeah, sorry, that's bruce lee of course :-) 1 comments add or view comments permalink close comments zx spectrum added by paul 26 june 2010 19:35 whoa. memory lane. incredible. chuckie egg is the best game ever surely. alas no commando or nuclear countdown. halcyon days. paul on 26 june 2010 20:53 hypersports!! 1 comments add or view comments permalink close comments poor old guardian added by paul 26 june 2010 18:44 just an(other) example of how bad things have got at the grauniad. the guardian jumped the shark for me during the election. they then turned round and jumped over it again. then they got in a big truck and reversed backwards and forwards over the bloody shark. i'll say it before and i'll say it again - the economist is the only way to get ones news i think. 0 comments add a comment permalink close comments volume added by paul 24 june 2010 08:12 i rather agree with this. and it is annoying. 0 comments add a comment permalink close comments the diet delusion added by paul 23 june 2010 20:28 horribly titled for the uk market (it's called good calories, bad calories in the us which is much better) but brilliant book. by far the best book i've read on diet and nutrition. not least as it backs up my n=1 experience and personal hunches. 0 comments add a comment permalink close comments mensch - a coding font added by paul 22 june 2010 21:10 very nice too. i'm in. 0 comments add a comment permalink close comments live tube maps added by paul 21 june 2010 13:37 awesome. renata on 22 june 2010 13:56 is it real? 1 comments add or view comments permalink close comments web designer game added by paul 12 june 2010 09:07 think you know your hex color codes? 0 comments add a comment permalink close comments sam harris added by paul 11 june 2010 20:31 it's been a while since i've thumped the bible thumpers, but sam harris is rather good. "atheism is not a philosophy; it is not even a view of the world; it is simply a refusal to deny the obvious. unfortunately, we live in a world in which the obvious is overlooked as a matter of principle. the obvious must be observed and re-observed and argued for. this is a thankless job. it carries with it an aura of petulance and insensitivity. it is, moreover, a job that the atheist does not want." reuben on 11 june 2010 20:46 to be fair, being an atheist is only slightly more reasonable than being a theist. no evidence either way. surely the only logical standpoint for one who thinks evidence is key to making any decision must be an agnostic? simon jessey on 11 june 2010 21:22 it depends on your definitions of atheist and agnostic. the latter is prepared to be persuaded, but the former most likely thinks the whole idea of deities is absurdly retarded per occam's razor. paul on 12 june 2010 07:01 reuben - odd standpoint you have there. are you suggesting that every single possible thing that might exist in the universe for which there is no evidence whatsoever must be held in this intellectual limbo? surely beliefs that are utterly implausible, cleary man-made fabrications can be safely disregarded. there are an infinite number of things that might exist that almost definitely don't. i'm not going to waste time believing in any of them and certainly not tolerating the hateful views of those that do. reuben on 12 june 2010 10:47 i suppose that by extension that is what i'm arguing. but only if there is no evidence against it either. you could certainly argue that a lack of evidence of god given his supposed nature is evidence he doesn't exist. at the end of the day its more a matter of opinion than anything else - which is the conclusion i've come to after a year of philosophy - there's no point arguing one way or the other, people will believe whatever they want to and no argument will convince them otherwise. paul on 12 june 2010 18:21 i'm not sure it is a matter of opinion or that the atheist position is only slightly more reasonable. you're not slightly more reasonable than me if i believe that the universe was created and is carefully orchestrated in it's every detail by an invisible man made of cheese and marzipan and you disagree. there is a point of arguing too. a lot of very bad things have been, and continue to be, done in the name of religion. reuben on 13 june 2010 00:33 well if you say he's made of marzipan and cheese then, given that we know the nature of such things (eg, inanimate and powerless, as well as tasty for a start)

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