Fun with CurrentCost
Five years after the cool kids first started jumping on the bandwagon, I've got myself a CurrentCost CC128 (Southern Electric send them to some customers for...
Five years after the cool kids first started jumping on the bandwagon, I've got myself a CurrentCost CC128 (Southern Electric send them to some customers for...
I've just read an interesting piece over at The Register on the bloated awkwardness of Visual Studio 2010, and another on the question of whether we need IDE...
It's amazing how many fewer afternoons I seem to spend hacking around on my servers these days. Perhaps I got a life; I certainly got a full-time job. I have...
It's been over a year since I deployed Django in production, and I wasn't looking forward to it. Last time, I had a lot of trouble with mod_python, sessions ...
2010 will be a bad year for IPv4 - this is exactly why I designated native IPv6 support as fundamental, not merely a "nice-to-have", when setting up Splice l...
My e-mail still isn't as shiny as I'd like. In particular, my use of Exim Filters to sort incoming mail into folders lacks the ability to mark messages as re...
Earlier this year, I hacked together a stateless RSS reader called Bogroll. It's been doing sterling service for me at news.dnorth.net ever since. Today, I'v...
So the turkey is (at least partly) eaten, the mince pies are disappearing fast, the wrapping paper has been picked up off the floor and the presents played w...
Let's be honest about this. Looking back, I should have known better. Nevertheless, as I describe the problem that ate far too many hours of my weekend, judg...
I've long been of the opinion that Firefox and Thunderbird are a bit like democracy: aclaimed far and wide as major achievements and bastions of a civilised ...