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Ramblings of a pixel-pushing, barely-sane Sabbatical officer and Meeja Whore

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What are Digg, Del.icio.us, and Technorati all about?

Digg, Del.icio.us and Technorati are websites where you can quickly and easily bookmark (save a link to) web pages you like, usually just by clicking a link on the webpage you want to "save", or by clicking a button in your browser toolbar.

Most of these types of websites will let you keep your links list private, and all you need to sign up to most is a working e-mail address.

Because your links are kept online, you can access them from anywhere on the internet. This could be really useful, for example, if you're researching coursework on the library computers and end up with a list of web links you want to review at home, since you just save your links online and access them again at home.

If you'd like to find out more, try the following weblinks:


There are lots of other websites that let you do similar things with your bookmarks: see bookmarkz.net for a complete listing.

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Welcome

Welcome to my online ramblings repository. As of Friday 16th March, I have been sentenced to serve an extra 18 months in Portsmouth as a Sabbatical officer at the Union. Until then, I have to get my degree and train up to be a Sabb while running UPSU.net

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about me

"Grumpy, geeky old grey-head"

'Ello! I'm Alex, and I'm one of the mysterious and slightly-shady figures know as "Sabbatical Officers" - my job title is something like Media Whore, and I divide my time equally between upsetting students, annoying staff members, tweaking the UPSU.net web ... (read more).

my degree

BSc (Hons) eCommerce & Internet Systems (I got a Desmon)