Month: July 2003


  • As I read through the papers over lunch today, I was greeted by yet more bad news on the job front; lay-offs in Volex, potential job losses in Waterford Crystal, […]

  • When 404 is No. 1

    Congrats to Mr. Anthony Cox from England who succeeded in becomming one of the most visited sites around by simply displaying a contrived error message page. At first glance this […]

  • Hijacked!!

    Report on always on computer users, whose machines may be hijacked by a new trojan that acts as a proxy for distributing advertisements relating to adult sites. Most people should […]

  • It seems as though the worldwide momentum against the use of camera phones has started to build up. I for one have always disputed the need for a camera in […]

  • Sometimes you see a joke picture and you just can’t help but smile…

  • Just read an article about the Guardian in England who are about to start charging for electronic newsletters. This seems to be the way all online sites are going now. […]

  • FoneBlog

    Looks like O2 have jumped on the blogging band wagon and are now offering a mobile phone bloggng service to customers. You can now post all your picture phone images […]

  • Just catching up on some feeds on the register and noticed this little article on the common practice of WiFi users sending everything they own over an unencrypted, unsecure connection. […]

  • Sounds like good news for those who may be a little more vocal on their blogs. Seemingly they cannot be held responsible for content that they republish which may or […]

  • Every now and then I stumble across something that grabs my attention purely for its ludricous nature. Today whilst reading CNN I found this article about dB (decibel) drag racers […]