Monthly Archives: January 2006

Ah … right … one of them! This week evaporated in short order. The normal reason for such massive dilations of time is an increase in workload and, sure enough, I had a full comp to do for Wednesday … … Continue reading →

Toad in the Hole Originally uploaded by Rob Dudley. As Dave was curious as to the exact make up of toad in the hole and, as by curious coincidence we happened to have it tonight I thought I’d give you … Continue reading →

The most frustrating thing about MeMe’s is waiting for the damn things to reach you. this one’s been going for weeks now but has only just made it’s way to my little corner of the ‘sphere via LemurGirl Four jobs … Continue reading →

This post has nothing to do with a missing bumble bee or indeed any relationship whatsoever with the cabbage from the last post. Instead it comes in the form of an announcement. As the first part of my NewYear-NewRob program … Continue reading →

Lemurgirl has been smokingillegalsubstances giving consideration to the nature of the Haggis, Scotland’s almighty pudding made of the bits no-one else eats. She’s offered a few questions and, being a self professed expert in everything, I have no choice but … Continue reading →

Well I haven’t as the lovely island of Jersey doesn’t have a single train let alone an underground. We do have a crappy bus service but that doesn’t warrant the time and attention required to post about it. But these … Continue reading →

A bit late but better late than never! I’ve finally started using the Flickr account I set up ages ago. The main reason for this sudden burst of photographic activity is that I’m now fully confident with using my new … Continue reading →

I’m in the process of reworking an existing website to add some new, and standardise existing, functionality. When I first threw the site together I used a mess of PHP and XHTML and it seemed to do pretty much what … Continue reading →

FolderShare (for those who don’t know) is a dinky little file synchronisation application to get round the issue of working on the same files from different computers. Because it works over the normal internet it can  be used behind firewalls … Continue reading →

It’s been ages since I did a geeky post so, for the benefit of those who couldn’t care less, please turn away now! Still here? Cool! This post was prompted by a question on Molly’s site regarding the computers people … Continue reading →