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Tag: internet

  • How To Keep Up With The Latest Happings On Scatmania (or What Are All Those Pretty Buttons?)

    If you're looking for a way to keep up-do-date with the latest Scatmania happenings, it's now really really easy. I've enhanced my weblog with a heap of useful syndication tools that make keeping track of my latest activities a doddle, even for those of you who are unenlightened and can still be caught using an …

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    • posted 10 August, 2004
  • Dan Breaks The Internet… Again

    Whoops. You'd have thought I'd have learnt my lesson when I fucked around with BIND last year, and 'broke' a small portion of the internet, but no. I managed to 'break the internet' again while playing with the Domain Name System settings on big. That's why Scatmania was inaccessible for the last day or so …

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    • Article
    • posted 9 August, 2004
  • Making Progress

    Claire's at work this Saturday morning, so I'm taking advantage of the oppertunity to finish the web site I'm developing for my dad - almost got a deployable version ready, which is nice, because I could do with getting his feedback on it and (assuming all's well with design and whatnot) deploying it "live" on …

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    • 3 comments
    • posted 31 July, 2004
  • Something Cheery

    I see that Slate, a magazine run by MSN (and owned entirely by Microsoft), recently published an article promoting the idea of not using Internet Explorer. Whoopsie, say Microsoft. Better yet, the article suggests using Mozilla Firefox, their main competitor in the browser market, instead.

    Promised you something cheery. There it is.

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    • Article
    • posted 26 July, 2004
  • Scatmania, Version 2

    Welcome to Scatmania, Version 2!

    After my disasterous data loss the other day, I decided to take the oppertunity to redesign Scatmania into something altogether better-suited to the purpose (i.e. doesn't use a silly flat-file system). And here it is (well; unless you're reading this through LiveJournal).

    I'll be graduating this afternoon, which will mostly involve standing …

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    • 5 comments
    • posted 16 July, 2004
  • Some People Should Not Be Allowed On The Internet

    http://bash.org/?104052

    In related news, I hear that some folks have been arrested on suspicion of being behind the Half-Life 2 code thefts. Maybe Valve were waiting for the arrest to be made so they could get their code back. =o)

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    • Note
    • posted 11 June, 2004
  • PlannedChildhood.org

    http://www.plannedchildhood.org/

    Umm - what is with these guys? Are they anti-abortion, or anti-TV-violence, or anti-technology, or anti-drugs, or anti-pornography, anti-sex-ed, or what?

    And the title: "Unborn babies poisoned by rocket launches" [sic]???

    Still, this painting is pretty good.

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    • Note
    • posted 18 April, 2004
  • A Demonstration Of The Next Generation Of β€˜Phishing’ Attacks

    [this post has been partially damaged during a server failure on Sunday 11th July 2004, and it has been possible to recover only a part of it]

    [further content was recovered on 13 October 2018]

    If you've been on the internet for any length of time at all, you'll probably have come across the concept of a …

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    • Article
    • posted 9 April, 2004
  • PHP 5 RC1

    Terribly geeky I know, but I find it awfully exciting: PHP 5 Release Candidate 1 was released today. PHP 5 can now be considered feature-complete, and mostly stable. If only the program I'm writing with it could be considered the same...

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    • Note
    • posted 19 March, 2004
  • SiteFinder: Mark Two

    [this post was damaged during a server failure on Sunday 11th July 2004, and it has not been possible to recover it]

    [further fragments of this post were recovered on 12 October 2018]

    If you've been reading this blog since September-ish, you'll remember when I had about a week of ranting about the VeriSign/SiteFinder lark: this was …

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    • Article
    • posted 12 February, 2004
  • The Internet Is A World Of Ends

    Got a spare quarter hour? I think you should go and read WorldOfEnds.com. It's a fascinating and concise analysis of what is the nature of internet, and why why should stop making mistakes with it.

    It's not geeky - it's philosophical.

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    • Note
    • posted 8 February, 2004
  • Christians Should Be Banned From The Internet

    [this post was lost during a server failure on Sunday 11th July 2004; it was partially recovered on 21st March 2012]

    If you're going to spend (at an absolute minimum - and probably closer to four times the amount) $350 on a series of banner advertisements promoting your service, to be displayed inside a popular ad-sponsored …

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    • posted 15 December, 2003
  • AbNib, Version 1.1

    I've taken a step towards fixing AbNib. It now works correctly with Alec and Andy's LiveJournals, and loads significantly quicker by not updating the live-feed of everybody's journals at the same time. Yay. Also, have swopped out Claire (who was never updating her blog anyway) for Bryn, a proper Welshman: give him a read!

    I'd still …

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    • Article
    • posted 19 November, 2003
  • Penbryn Residence

    My new web site, Penbryn Residence (the sequel to the immensely popular Penbryn Hall web site I set up several years back) is now under development. And I've made a link to it here so that Google starts picking it up. <wink>

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    • Note
    • posted 9 October, 2003
  • Growing Up

    I've done so much this last week, but I'll get around to that later.

    This is a special message for all of you who are using Windows Messenger (a.k.a. Microsoft Messenger (a.k.a. MSN Messenger)). It's just a summary of all the reasons you shouldn't be, and why you should be using ICQ instead. If you're an …

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    • posted 28 September, 2003

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