Monthly Archives: September 2004

Google censor results

I used to have a lot of time and respect for Google – their search is cool, super-quick, and the results have never been dictated by advertisers. Now, however, Google appears to be bowing to pressure because in its recently … Continue reading

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Hacking into photocopiers?

Yep, it’s true – I read it on the Internet(!) No seriously, according to an article on ZDNet, hackers have realised that it is possible to find cached domain information in Google (or your search engine of choice) and thus … Continue reading

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Open Office file format to become standard?

According to an article on Slashdot the European Commission has asked Sun to make the xml file format used in Open Office files into an ISO standard. This story started back in March when an OpenOffice team and a Microsoft … Continue reading

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One computer becomes ten!

A Canadian based company called Userful has come up with what I think is a brilliant idea – using Linux’ native multi-user abilities to do away with computers! Up to ten separate monitors, keyboards, and users can work simultaneously off … Continue reading

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WordPress template

The new look of this blog comes from a downloadable WordPress template. I had a look around some sites with templates and this site had by far the best WordPress templates I could find.

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Importing Blogger postings into WordPress

Looking into WordPress as a blogging tool (in particular, in comparison to Blogger), I came across a page which ships with the WordPress installation called import-blogger.php in the wp-admin folder. Logging on to this page you are served instructions on … Continue reading

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