Sony BMG has admitted that instead of the 20 CDs containing the much criticised Sony XPC Root Kit Software there are in fact 50 titles in their catalogue that will muck up your PC. Sony are recalling all affected CDs and offering customers an exchange when the Root Kit-less versions are released.The Root Kit has already […] … Read More »

Sony has finally bowed to the pressure put on it by the media, lawyers and the general public and have decided to remove the DRM software from future CD releases. The Sony DRM rootkit has been classed as “Malware” by several leading anti-virus companies and it has already been used to spread malicious Trojans. However, Sony […] … Read More »

Brain Lateralization Test Results Right Brain (34%) The right hemisphere is the visual, figurative, artistic, and intuitive side of the brain.Left Brain (52%) The left hemisphere is the logical, articulate, assertive, and practical side of the brain Are You Right or Left Brained?personality tests by similarminds.com Note – Find out your basic MBTI Here … Read More »

Dumb Domains Experts Exchange…. http://www.expertsexchange.com Doh! More funnies at Orange Dot. It’s amazing the difference a carefully placed hyphen can make! Rudeness! Google makes you enter rude words shocker! … Read More »

Here’s a little something I knocked up whilst fiddling with javascript. If you use the Bloglines News Aggregator then you can install the following on your links bar to quickly subscribe to feeds Subscribe with Bloglines To save the bookmarklet, right click > Add To Favourites and save it in your “links” folder. When the […] … Read More »

I have just downloaded some Pinging software that will send a ping out to 14 or so Blog Directories from your desktop. You can download “Pong” here. I’ll let you know if I notice any increase in traffic due to the pinging. Note that you need the Java Run-Time enviroment installed to use it which […] … Read More »

It’s not often that I agree with The Guardian (particularly due to their strange – and often melodramatic – slant on news and current affairs) but they’ve really jumped on the GTD bandwagon recently publishing two articles on the subject in the past month. 29th September 2005 – Meet the man who can bring order […] … Read More »

I have seen a lot of netizens talking recently about using Google Gmail to run their GTD systems which is all well and good if you can get a Gmail account. Living in the UK I can’t get the access/invitation code sent to my Mobile and I don’t know anyone with an account for them to send […] … Read More »

Well the article is out, I have to find a way to get it up on the net though as the PDF is currently 1.5meg. I think I have something at home I can use but I’m not sure… Anyway, yeay for me – and they chose my idea as the best solution as well! […] … Read More »

Well the magazine I’m supposed to be featured in is out to day – I hope it’s better than their website – which is crap. Rather laughable for an Internet Magazine I thought! Homepage keeps getting worse. The new design doesn’t fit into 800×600 properly (who would have thought eh?) so all the formatting’s gone […] … Read More »