I'm also trying out Vitalist. It's pretty hot! (From this GTD blog which I found via ma.gnolia.com) 

I've put out a post on a possible London Geek Trail. If you are in London, please read it and comment! (And if you are not, read it and think about having a Geek Trail in your area). 

A local NO2ID group has been set up in Tunbridge Wells. Nice. It's all about the hyper-local, folks. 

Christian Heilmann points towards the tool that will finally make Windows users as happy as Macintosh Quicksilver addicts like myself - it's called Launchy and it mirrors some of the basic functionality of Quicksilver (type in name of file or application, choose from list, hit enter to load). It's super cool, free and GPL. If you are afflicted with Windows, grab it. 

Londonist has a cool Google Map showing free wi-fi spots in London - tell them about your favourites in the comments. 

Syndication now supports LiveJournal 

In a bid to increase the availability of the content from this blog to a wider audience, a syndication feed on LiveJournal has been set up which you can see at tommorris_feed. If you add this to your friends list on LiveJournal, you will be able to keep track of what is going on with my blog. (David McNett (aka. Nugget) did it, I think)

I am also syndicating my Twitter updates via tommorris_twit.

And, finally, I have set up LiveJournal syndication accounts for all of the Tube trackers. You can find them on the original blog entry. When you add them as friends, you may want to use your LiveJournal IM, SMS or e-mail notifications. If there's any problem with 'em, drop me an e-mail or post a comment.

Again, if the Tube fucks up (as it will do at the most inconvenient moment), don't get angry. Grab one of them 'Customer Charter' forms, fill it in and get a free Tube ticket in return.

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