100 words 027

If it’s Saturday, it must be Sofia.

This morning I arrived at the conference venue and made my way to the stage. I plugged my laptop in at the podium and started doing the tech check mambo.

Once the right adaptor had been located, the screen was displaying in the right aspect ratio, my presenter notes were visible on my machine, and the clicker was working okay, I was almost ready to begin. I strapped the madonna mic onto my head (always uncomfortable for my large cranial girth), affixed the controller to my pocket, un-muted it, and started to speak.

Have you published a response to this? :

Previously on this day

8 years ago I wrote Twilight

The slow disappearance of a storage medium.

10 years ago I wrote Virtually speaking

You kind of had to not be there.

11 years ago I wrote Decembering

Loving the Hazards of Love.

12 years ago I wrote Wrapping up The Future of Web Design

A long day out in London draws to a close.

13 years ago I wrote Hybrid Design and the Beauty of Standards

Hypertext footnotes from my appearances at the Web 2.0 Expo.

14 years ago I wrote Oddcasting

It’s weird repeatedly hearing your name when you’re trying to listen to podcasts.

15 years ago I wrote Some clarification

I’d like to just clear up a few small points just in case there is some misunderstanding.

17 years ago I wrote Netdiver interviews Eric Meyer

This site, along with that of fellow Brightonian Richard Rutter, gets namechecked during an excellent interview with CSS guru, Eric Meyer:

17 years ago I wrote Planes, Trains and Acute Respiratory Syndrome

I had the opportunity yesterday to dine in a very swanky restaurant in the heart of London overlooking Hyde Park.