by Tom | Mar 30, 2004 | Business
Ben picks up the riff with a note that
by Tom | Mar 30, 2004 | Science
A Prominent Solar Prominence does not do justice to an larger-than-Earth-sized cloud of gas trapped above the sun in its magnetic field. Just an incredible picture.
by Tom | Mar 29, 2004 | Business
El Reg has a nicely thought through article on the fact that album sales are growing in both the UK and Australia. This basically means that most people are buying more albums if downloaders aren’t buying anything. More likely: everyone is buying more because...
by Tom | Mar 29, 2004 | IT
Free hotkey scripting tool (I use Macro Express, but this looks like a neat OSS alternative). Motherboard monitor helps you check if your poor overstressed box is running too hot.
by Tom | Mar 29, 2004 | IT
Some relatively inexpensive ways of cooling your PC more effectively. Time for a new PC first – my current one is six years old. Respect to the old codger.Par the firstPart the secondPart the third
by Tom | Mar 29, 2004 | Personal
From the “what on earth possessed me” department. Why would anyone say “OK, sure, sounds like a nice plan” to doing late evensong (6:30pm) in Guildford Cathedral on a Sunday evening? It’s a slightly scary building, also known as the house...
by Tom | Mar 29, 2004 | Business
How to increase your weblog’s popularity according to an internet gurus.
by Tom | Mar 29, 2004 | Reading
GHOST TOWN is a pictorial and excusably odd English record of a trip on bike back through the Chernobyl dead zone. Very, very interesting.
by Tom | Mar 29, 2004 | Science
Math in the Movies looks at bit like the phyics version.
by Tom | Mar 29, 2004 | Business
Metronomy Desktop Marketing gives away a free PC with ads that play every 20 minutes. Too painful for me I think, but it won’t be long before there’s a hack. Watch this space.
