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Monthly Archives: September 2005
Finally resolved
Over the past six months I have had an extremely irritating problem with my desktop computer – whenever I went to play games in 3D it would last a couple of minutes, and then crash out. Sometimes the game would … Continue reading
Posted in Computing, Linux, mrBen
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Are you part of the problem?
Well, it would appear that the UK is top of the infected PC charts again. (At least according to Symantec, who aren’t exactly unbiased given that they sell security software – not sure I always agree with their ideas). The … Continue reading
Posted in Computing, Internet, mrBen
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Blame Culture
Over the past couple of years since I started taking public transport to work, I have become an avid reader of the Metro. It may not be the best quality publication, but it’s free. (The quality has dropped since they … Continue reading
Posted in mrBen
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Meet Tigger
Well – here he is for the first time. Our new kitten, named Tigger (after much deliberation). He’s settled in surprisingly well, and is very friendly (and already taking visitors). tigger/tigger.jpg (It’s also a nice time to show off the … Continue reading
Posted in mrBen
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Countdown to Extinction
Okay, maybe a little melodramatic. A better title might have been “The countdown to the great big Scottish Power cull”. At some point in the next two weeks I (along with everyone else in the company) will find out if … Continue reading
Posted in BigAl
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International Incident
There’s not really anything to be said about the last 2 England football games, other than that they were rubbish. Completely rubbish. Plus in the Wales game they did something that I always hated when Liverpool did it under Houllier, … Continue reading
Posted in Film & TV, mrBen, Toys & Games
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Cat! redux
For those of you not yet avid readers of Illyria, we are getting a cat, but are unsure what to name him. He’s an 11-week old tabby. Sensible suggestions welcomed. Non-human names, or obscure human names preferred. Literary and/or geeky … Continue reading
Posted in mrBen
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Hidden Gem
I spend a huge amount of my time looking at bits of software. I have, as you can imagine, an active interest in computing, but there are certain areas of software that I often feel are lacking a certain edge, … Continue reading
What Superhero Are You?
You’ll find out here. Looks like I’m… Whoo… Brilliant. BigAl
Posted in BigAl, Books & Comics
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All hooked up!!!
Bwah ha ha!!! The fools! What have they done? They gone and given me broadband again. Ha ha! Settling back down to Earth for a moment, it wasn’t the most straightforward setup. According to the nuggets at NTL customer service, … Continue reading
Posted in BigAl, Computing, Internet
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The bowler’s Holding, the batsman’s Willey
Probably one of the funniest cricketting quotations leads me nicely into a short homage to this years Ashes contest. I’m a football fan, through and through. But over the last 5 years of so I have come to appreciate cricket … Continue reading
Posted in Computing, mrBen, Toys & Games
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