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Monthly Archives: June 2008
HP and their expired cartridges
There’s a HP printer in the church office. One of those fax/scan/print jobs. And it hasn’t been working properly. Bad printer. The error of choice is “supply expired”. I think it’s a empty ink cartridge, so I check the levels … Continue reading
Severed Fifth
Frequent readers of this blog will know that I spend a huge proportion of my time talking about computers, but every now and then I venture out into other subjects. I’ve talked in the past about Digital Rights Management (DRM) … Continue reading
Before you die, live!
Ruthy, my wife, has finally got her blog sorted out (www.dilligenz.co.uk) and has started her new project to keep herself, and anyone else who’s interested, away from the mindless evils of the new Big Brother series. For her first project … Continue reading
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Save Bletchley Park
I spent 7 happy years of my life living in the Bletchley area (now part of Milton Keynes), but now, as a full-grown geek (and also currently reading Cryptonomicon) I’m sad that I’ve never visited Bletchley Park, home of the … Continue reading
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It’s Official
Now that it’s been formally announced, I can confirm that I will be speaking at this year’s LugRadio Live UK This is going to be a new thing for me. I’m going to be pulling together a lot of my … Continue reading