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- seven up on Oct 19, 2009 in Using
By this point most of you will know that Microsoft have just released Windows 7. It should be appearing in the shops within the next couple of weeks, and by some accounts is already available in some places. I have been using it for the b...
- music plus on Oct 11, 2009 in Listening
Last night we went to see The Fray in the Optimolwerke in Munich. The gig was great, albeit we’re just too fucking short for Munich audiences; they tend to be far taller than us and have an annoying tendency to film every gig they go to in si...
- Announcing the WebsiteSpark Program - ScottGu's Blog on Sep 25, 2009 in Building
Really interesting development from ScottGu today. Microsoft have announced a new program called WebsiteSpark, which basically provides some tools to allow fledgling web developers get off the ground. Tools include licenses of VS2008, Expressio...
- magnificent on Jul 24, 2009 in Travelling Being Watching Listening
So, another day, another German class out of the way. Unfortunately I have an hour to kill in town before my physiotherapy so I figured I'd hang out in Starbucks for a bit. I deliberately chose to hang out in town so that I could use the...
- guid generator on Jul 12, 2009 in Using Programming
I often have to generate GUIDs (Globally Unique IDentifiers) for applications, and I’m sick of the process of googling “guid generator”, and then going there. So, instead of simply adding a favourite, I built my own. Its here. ...
- android apn for alice germany on Jun 21, 2009 in Technologising
The APN for the HTC Dream on Alice in Germany are as follows. I haven’t seen this published anywhere else, and some of it has been deduced by trial and error. There seem to be a couple of settings missing. Namely, the message indi...
- progress on Jun 5, 2009 in Building Technologising
I guess it had to happen eventually. I’ve just wired some of our apartment for network. There’s now a 10GB (Cat.7) link between the router in the cupboard and the office. Originally there was a wireless bridge, but in order to s...
