If you were at this month’s Reading Geek Night you would have seen an excellent presentation by James Anderson of the University of Reading on the subject of “transreal arithmetic”. This gives rise to the ability for computers to divide by zero.

James mentioned that he has another talk coming up on the subject, and the details are here:

Thanks to everyone who came to my Reading Geek Night presentation about IE 9 and HTML 5 last night!

It was a pleasure talking to you all, and hopefully you got something out of the evening.

All my slides on the night were powered by HTML 5, so I have zipped them up (minus the space shuttle launch video – it was HD so quite a big file) and they are now available to download below.

Hopefully catch up with you all at an event soon!

Download Slides

Tonight I will be presenting at the Reading Geek Night (#rdggeek on Twitter), on the subject of “IE 9 and the Future of the Web”.

Why not come along? It’s at 7.30 at Copa bar in central Reading (map), and is a great opportunity to meet and catch up with local geeks.

I’ll be talking about the latest Platform Preview of IE 9, and some very cool new technology that is in the works for all the major web browsers, in the shape of HTML 5.

Hope to see you there!

Reading Geek Night