As of 4am yesterday morning, my 19 year and 4 month reign as the youngest member of the family ended with the birth of Eve, the daughter of my cousin David and his wife Lisa.
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September 27, 2003
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Monthly Archives: September 2003
September 27, 2003
by Neil T
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Mozilla Foundation offering telephone support
The slightly surprising announcement that end-user telephone support will soon be available for Mozilla is further evidence that Mozilla is now flourishing after AOL spun it off.
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September 27, 2003
by Neil T
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Pants!
I set my alarm clock to go off at 9am this morning, since I was due to meet my parents in Manchester and needed time to get ready. So I was somewhat annoyed when I actually woke up at 10am.
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September 26, 2003
by Neil T
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Leeds Blogs Webring
Now here’s an interesting webring: Leeds Blogs.
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September 26, 2003
by Neil T
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Thunderbird 0.3 RC2
It seems like I missed at least one Thunderbird build, because 0.3 RC2 is now the most current version available, which I’ve installed.
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September 26, 2003
by Neil T
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Yahoo locks out Trillian
CNet News.com reports that Yahoo has blocked access to its Messenger network from Trillian users, and indeed the issue has been confirmed by Cerulean Studios.
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September 25, 2003
by Neil T
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neilturner.me.uk is 1 year old
Before I forget, it’s exactly a year since neilturner.me.uk came on the scene 
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September 25, 2003
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Now where did I put that al-Samoud…
This is probably the last serious entry you’ll get from me for several months .
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September 25, 2003
by Neil T
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It is an ex-parrot. It has ceased to be.
I am now the proud owner of a video containing 85 minutes of footage from Monty Python’s Flying Circus.
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September 24, 2003
by Neil T
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Days off are fun
By a rather nice bit of good luck, I have absolutely zip in the way of lectures, labs and tutorials today. Which is nice.
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