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Just seen a brilliant feature on BBC Breakfast on a newly discovered type of penguin, that can fly. Can't find it on their website, but they had video on the TV and they've apparenly roped in David Attenborough, I hope they put the footage online later.
I hope that was this year's best april fool, and not yesterday's pay rise.
I've still not written up the weekend have I? The usual round of pubs and restaurants really, I might break it up into bits and scatter it about. Going out this week too, on a school night, this never happens. Got a "work outing" to Kalala on Thursday.
UPDATE: It's on youtube, but fronted by my friend Terry Jones.
According to the popbitch board someone at the beeb emailed this to everyone at the beeb:
This email is going to everyone
Dear All,
Thought you might be interested in this. Do forward to your friends.
All the best,
Txx Dxxxx & Axxxxx Hxxxxxxxx"
Kind of un-virals what I think was originally a good video. I guess someone in charge of it was worried about the amount of money spent on it per eyeball it actually got on the morning or april fools day or something.
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They just aired that at 7.30pm on BBC1 before I had to turn over because EastEnders was next. Well done I thought. Also "my friend Terry Jones"?
itchypaws :: 1 Apr :: Comment / reply
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See.
Just emailed you, glad you are around:
I have some kind of mounted network drive available on my ubuntu machine that 'is' my windows box. I can open a window to it, see the files in it etc, but I don't know how to find it from the command line... any idea where it will be? it's not in /mnt and it's not in /media or anything. I guess I used samba to connect to my windows "network" (not that I actually have a network), location of the mounted windows drive shows up in the ubuntu location bar as
smb://newdell and then directories inside that are smb://newdell/My%20Music etc, but I can't seem to use that on the command line to rsync from there to here... want to use the ubuntu box for backups.
