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I’ve been to many gigs over the years in London. The Bloc Party gig tonight at Fabric was without a dought one of the best to date. These guys really blew the roof off. All in all a superb night.

Oh yeah and happy St Patricks day…

Harry Mathias of NEC tells Scott Kirsner over dinner “by the time half the screens in the US are converted to digital, it’ll be hard for producers of film like Kodak and processing labs like Deluxe and Technicolor to make money in that business”.

Ali Menzies has started blogging at Indigofood. Wehey! She’s a very talented web designer, a healthcare therapist and generally wonderful person. I’ve been trying to get her blogging for a little over a year now as I know she’s got such a lot to contribute. She’s full of great ideas for the alternative therapy community and some interesting business ideas too. Check out Indigobloom and the soon to be Indigoimage. Welcome to the party Ali!

Brian Krebs: “Hacking made easy: automated tools gathering victims keystrokes”. “10 million U.S. households own a computer that is infected with some type of keystroke logging program”. Looks like controling your network of zombie machines is as easy (or easier) than controling my render farm. Scarry.

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