I’ve chronicled my issues with the Royal Mail in the past, and one of those now has over 50 comments. Still, they continue to do things that annoy me.
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January 31, 2008
by Neil T
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January 31, 2008
by Neil T
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I’ve chronicled my issues with the Royal Mail in the past, and one of those now has over 50 comments. Still, they continue to do things that annoy me.
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January 29, 2008
by Neil T
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Last year Flickr were really cool and enabled content filters on their site, so that registered users who were over 18 could view the more, shall we say, ‘salacious’ imagery that is posted there.
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January 29, 2008
by Neil T
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I’ve fixed a long-standing template bug on the home page that came about as a result of me updating the OnThisDay plugin in the summer.
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January 25, 2008
by Neil T
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CuteBird is a theme for Thunderbird that basically makes it look like Apple Mail on Mac OS X. Though I prefer Thunderbird to Mail, I’ll admit that I prefer the look of Mail over Thunderbird, particularly since Leopard came out and the Proto theme was launched for the Firefox 3 betas.
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January 24, 2008
by Neil T
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There’s been a bit of downtime here, which unfortunately was entirely my fault. My hosting plan was due for renewal yesterday and expired at 5pm last night, at which point this site went offline.
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January 20, 2008
by Neil T
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I’ve just bought a new wireless mouse for about £7.50. I’m telling you this because it’s actually quite good.
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January 15, 2008
by Neil T
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Back in October, after a long thinking out loud essay on Apple’s HD strategy, I said that Apple was going to do one of the following: Avoiding HD optical drives altogether Waiting until Blu-Ray is a clear winner Waiting for … Continue reading
January 14, 2008
by Neil T
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Several things of which I have learned about recently.
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January 8, 2008
by Neil T
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The shareaza.com domain has been taken over by a company called iMesh/MusicLab, which now offers an alternative ‘Shareaza version 4′. This client has nothing to do with Shareaza and apparently contains spyware.
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