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25th February 2004, evening time | Comments (25)
Let’s say you know a British web developer/photographer. He’s self-employed, has clients in the UK and clients in the States. He’d like to go and spend some time in America.
Ideally he’d like to stay there a year, working for the same clients, photographing the country, generally doing his thing, but doing it there, instead of here.
Because of the complex and inaccessible US visa system, he can’t figure out if he has any chance of getting a visa to live in America as a self-employed person, or if he has to quietly visit under a holiday visa and leave the country every three months.
If such a person existed, would anyone be able to offer him solid, reliable advice on the visa situation?
16th February 2004, late at night | Comments (30)
I can’t summon the energy to write today, so instead of words here are twenty-one random photos from my hard drive (view all twenty-one in the full post).
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9th February 2004, late evening | Comments (41)
Quick tip: if, when you try to load Firefox 0.8, you find that you’re faced with an error message such as Error launching browser window:no XBL binding for browser, take a good look at the extensions you already have loaded into Firebird…
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7th February 2004, late at night | Comments (21)
I’ve just been watching an old home movie from my university days (1997). It was about two hours long and contained a variety of things: some sporting action, some talking with friends, some general messing about.
Bits of it made me smile, bits of it made me laugh, and bits of it made me curl up with embarrassment at my 20-year old self…
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2nd February 2004, terribly early in the morning | Comments (33)
I have a very clear idea of what my ideal partner will be like, and I’ve just seen an almost perfect representation of her in a film called Keeping the Faith. Jenna Elfman is the actress, Anna Riley is the character, and I am recording this here for the day I get my Three Wishes…
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