Archives for May, 2004
I have been using Mozilla Firefox as my secondary browser for the last few weeks, and I am impressed. I use Avant Browser most of the time, but I am noticing that I am gradually increasing my use of Firefox. I chose Avant over Internet Explorer because it has tabbed browsing and cool middle mouse button stuff. Firefox has all of ...more»
Kirsten just said ”God I love technology”. ...more»
Due to the Issues mentioned in a previous post, we do not have a high-speed connection in the Melbourne office at the moment, and this is where I am. We are currently making do with a dialup connection, which basically limits us to email and the most basic of services. I have had to set exchange to reject all emails ...more»
So here I am in Melbourne. Once again there are problems that might prevent me from going home. Once again this is because of Telstra.
Our Melbourne branch is in the process of moving offices, which means that new phone lines need to be installed before the move, and one of the analog lines needs to be activated for ADSL. Luckily ...more»
Tonight I fly to Melbourne for 2 days. It won't be two days. It never is. If I am back in a week it will be a miracle. Telstra is involved.
I wish that Telstra was a person, so that I could murder them. ...more»
That I have Asperger's Syndrome. ...more»
poor little kitty
This afternoon I buried Stimpy, my beloved pet and friend of 11 years, at her favourite spot in my Dad's garden. She led a very happy life and was loved by everyone.
Stimpy has lived with me since March 1993, when she was 5 weeks old. Being so young, I think, she imprinted on me as her 'mother' and has loved me ...more»
I bought my first linux cd in 1997, it was Yggdrasil linux. It was very exciting, a free UNIX that I could install on my own PC! What possibilities!
Since then I have installed a few different flavours of linux, enjoying the challenge of trying to get it working before going back to good old usable Windows.
This week, while troubleshooting my ...more»
I am in the middle of a weeklong training course called Developing IBM Lotus Domino Applications: Foundation Skills. At the end of this week, assuming that I pass the exam, I will be a Certified Notes Specialist. I don't expect to have any problems - the course is not difficult, possibly because the general concepts are not new.
If you don't know, ...more»












