Monthly Archives: November 2004

I’m sure we are all blighted by it on occasion. My poor little sister is being driven mad by it. Markiss collects it and Jeremy gives points out based on it. But all those of you who lament the state … Continue reading →

Everybody singalong because the W3C made it through a decade!!!

I don’t know what is. He’s been commander in chief for over 4 years and he never managed to visit the neighbours?

Well itâ??s possible. I recently added Russell Beattie to my regular reads list and a recent post caught my eye. Russell believes that it is possible that Apple will enter the mobile phone market within 18 months. I certainly canâ??t … Continue reading →

Right this may sound a little techy (and it is) but bear with me. I’ve been working on a way to get my blogroll file from Feed Demon (an OPML file) transformed into the kind of list I use for … Continue reading →

Itâ??s one of the new envelopes to be pushed and amazing leaps and bounds have been made over the past 3 years. Progress in digicam development has been so extreme that you can now laugh in the face of those … Continue reading →

I have to say I’ve never quite worked out why this holiday exists… it always struck me as a rather greedy way to get another day off just before Christmas and I certainly find very little to celebrate in the … Continue reading →

Who recently complained that my website is full of nothing but technobabble. Well Dan, never let it be said that I don’t listen to my readers. I’m pleased, nay proud to introduce you to a website that I’m sure you’ll … Continue reading →

If you need to look up the meaning of a word, don’t reach for the dictionary… don’t even bother firing up dictionary.com. If you have a Firefox window open simply type “dict word” where word is the word you wnt … Continue reading →

Sorry to start the day with a techy post but this is a very useful article for anyone who works with HTML forms on a regular basis. Web Usability – Accessible Forms What I find really amazing is that so … Continue reading →