Month: February 2003


  • Blogging London

    Well just on my way back from a project meeting in London and said that I’d advertise a hotspot that I just found in London City Airport (LCY); for all […]

  • Being involved in the technical research domain I often find myself questioning emerging services from a consumer perspective rather than what my background may suggest. Yes, those who know me […]

  • Interesting article from newsfactor.com which, I found through slashdot with my new newsreader :-), about a new discovery that may be the missing piece of the puzzle to a sudden […]

  • RSS News Reader

    Just installed this nice little RSS news reader. Seems like a handy way of keeping track of other blogs, etc. Plenty of features all under the same roof. Give it […]

  • Data Retention

    Thanks to antoin@eire.com for this one. The act that was passed to allow retention all information about telephone and internet calls by the general public so that it can be […]

  • It’s about time I posted an article on this as I have been following this great story for over a year now. For those of you that haven’t heard of […]

  • Well today has been all blog and the last entry before sleep is no exception. I finally got the chance to upgrade Moveable Type to 2.62 after seeing the release […]

  • Opera stings back

    An interesting posting in the blog of Mark Pilgrim regarding the seemingly deliberate attempt by Microsoft to target Opera users and the subsequent counter attack by Opera. Good for a […]

  • Blog Genealogy

    Just discovered this site. I like the idea of further enhancing the online community by establishing a blog genealogy. This way the community can discover who inspired the creation of […]

  • Google likes blogging

    As the cunningly Wall St encoded heading may suggest, Google has purchased a web publishing firm, Pyra Labs. Should be testament enough to the appeal of blogging for those cynics […]