Tags: nerdy
Firefox 3.6
March 13th, 2010Yay, a new version of Firefox. I'm not as excited about it as you might think. It's more one of those "meh" "Yays" instead of a truly ecstatic "Yay".
The new version of FF decided to change the way it deals with opening new tabs. I like control-clic… more »
iPhone goodness
January 3rd, 2010MaxBabe got herself an iPhone on new year's eve. I have long maintained that a phone is a phone is a phone, and should be nothing but a phone.
That was until I met the iPhone. This marvellous piece of technology has turned me around. And so, in a fi… more »
Quick Launch, how I love thee
December 27th, 2009Windows 7 is not too bad, as a client OS goes. But I've really been missing the Quick Launch toolbar. It's seemingly been replaced with a "pin to taskbar" feature, which is OK, I guess, but NOT the Quick Launch. I've been living with this for a few da… more »
Annoying message when accessing files over a network
December 23rd, 2009This one's popped up occasionally at work, and now at home in my WinXP-trying-to-talk-to-Win7 network: "Not enough storage space is available to process this command". I've seen messages like this that have ultimately wound up being related to group me… more »
B2evo comments mod
August 27th, 2009I've applied a b2evo mod that allows threaded comments - ie you can see replies to comments nested underneath said comment. I don't know if a reply to a comment actually generates an outbound email to the original commenter. I suspect it does not, but… more »
Inside a Google datacentre
April 17th, 2009Sweet.
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Governments sticking their filthy noses where they don't belong
March 30th, 2009I am, of course, referring to the "clean feed", in which people in the Australian government make decisions on my behalf, about what I should and shouldn't be able to see on the interwebs. The government seems to think that imposing web filtering on eve… more »
Goodbye spam, hello clean networks
January 27th, 2009Some time ago, I read this article, which describes the results of one guy's fight against spam. The disconnection of McColo, a host which did nothing to stop spam going through its networks, effectively took out 75% of the world's spam problem. And I… more »