It’s snowing in Britain!! PANIC!!!1 It’s funny how Britain grinds to a halt when we get a few inches of snow. We don’t get snow often so when we do it’s almost like we revert […]
Tech bloggers have been heralding Windows 7 as the end of a resurgent Linux. Very OTT, in my opinion. A lot of the praise for Windows 7 is deserved as it is, in it’s beta […]
Netbooks are twee little machines. Powerful enough to be awesome mobile devices for on-the-go computing, but underpowered and not suited to running most desktop operating systems fully. Windows Vista is an prime example of an […]
Google finally removed the ‘beta' tag from their Chrome browser and pushed out a shiny new update fixing, improving and stabilising the browser even more. Chrome is now Chrome 1.0! W0ot!
To view Silverlight embedded content on the web in Linux, simply install the ‘moonlight’ add-on for Firefox developed by Novell. (Them what make OpenSUSE!). The add-on is being developed with assistance from the hallowed redmond […]
Only a few days ago Ruby was on webcam to the world! Unfortunately, last night Ruby passed away. It was all very sudden: Yesterday we discovered she was suddenly blind and she became stiff and […]
In some respects, had I never discovered Linux I would probably not be that enthused about software or technology. That’s not to say I wouldn’t be using tech—obviously, I would; we’re ever-more connected and reliant […]
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