At last! A stable Read/Write for NTFS under Linux
NTFS-3G Read/Write Driver Home
See also: http://www.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=217009
Friday, February 09, 2007
Wednesday, February 07, 2007
Chain Reaction Game
Saw this ages ago, just been reminded of it.
- You get 3 goes.
- Each go has 50 "balls".
- You get one shot to make an explosion and blow up as many balls as possible
My Best 125
Tuesday, February 06, 2007
Case Mod - The Ultimate List
Case Mod - The Ultimate List Some that I've seen and some that I haven't. This is more interesting than figuring out how to get all my old blogposts back.
New Blogger
Changed to new Blogger from old. Let's see if it totally screws up the entire blog.
EDIT: Yes it did but that's because I didn't see the SWITCH OVER button on the home dashboard ('cause it wasn't there) and I created a new account, set up a new blog with the same name and details as the old one and published it. This totally overwrote the web pages with the articles published in the new blog database. DO NOT TRY THIS AT HOME.
How did I get all the old stuff back? Well, of course I had a local backup of my entire site but more importanlty the old blog account was still active, so I just opened that and re-published the entire blog again. Then I checked out what I should have done and waited until I saw the Switch Over button and converted from the old to the new blogger.
EDIT: Yes it did but that's because I didn't see the SWITCH OVER button on the home dashboard ('cause it wasn't there) and I created a new account, set up a new blog with the same name and details as the old one and published it. This totally overwrote the web pages with the articles published in the new blog database. DO NOT TRY THIS AT HOME.
How did I get all the old stuff back? Well, of course I had a local backup of my entire site but more importanlty the old blog account was still active, so I just opened that and re-published the entire blog again. Then I checked out what I should have done and waited until I saw the Switch Over button and converted from the old to the new blogger.
Friday, December 22, 2006
Tower Defence Game
This ugly little game at http://www.jeannettevejarano.com/tower-defence.swf is deceptively difficult and highly addictive.
For the first few levels you think: "what's the point", then you start thinking: "hey I'm good at this" then you get to the mid-60's levels and think "AAaaaarrgghhhhh!!!!!"
My record is level 79, although that must have been a fluke cause I can't duplicate it. The best I've had since is level 78.
EDIT: I just watched someone get to Level 82. AAAAAAaaaaaaaarrrrgggggggghhhhhhhh!!!!
EDIT: The record I know of is now level 84, the author of the game only got to level 90, although I'll bet that was on an earlier version that had more bugsd and was easier than this one.
EDIT: Well what do you know, the site I found this on has exceeded its bandwidth limit. Good job I saved a copy here
If anyone can figure out how to get past level 84 please let me know how.
For the first few levels you think: "what's the point", then you start thinking: "hey I'm good at this" then you get to the mid-60's levels and think "AAaaaarrgghhhhh!!!!!"
My record is level 79, although that must have been a fluke cause I can't duplicate it. The best I've had since is level 78.
EDIT: I just watched someone get to Level 82. AAAAAAaaaaaaaarrrrgggggggghhhhhhhh!!!!
EDIT: The record I know of is now level 84, the author of the game only got to level 90, although I'll bet that was on an earlier version that had more bugsd and was easier than this one.
EDIT: Well what do you know, the site I found this on has exceeded its bandwidth limit. Good job I saved a copy here
If anyone can figure out how to get past level 84 please let me know how.
Kevin Cornell's Cubbyhole Mind
About a year ago I discovered an article by professional illustrator and designer Kevin Cornell about his Cubbyhole Mind on his website www.bearskinrug.co.uk.
I emailed him and asked if I could use his images on my home page www.cubbyhole.org. He was happy to let me copy the images and host them so long as he was credited and I linked back to his site. Ever since then the cubbyhole pictures have been on my front page.
Now, they have finally been relegated to here
©2005 KCornell used by permission
and replaced by the most addictive little flash game (see the post immediately below this one): Tower Defence by Roman Sanine based on Warcraft 3 Element Tower Defence.
I emailed him and asked if I could use his images on my home page www.cubbyhole.org. He was happy to let me copy the images and host them so long as he was credited and I linked back to his site. Ever since then the cubbyhole pictures have been on my front page.
Now, they have finally been relegated to here
©2005 KCornell used by permission
and replaced by the most addictive little flash game (see the post immediately below this one): Tower Defence by Roman Sanine based on Warcraft 3 Element Tower Defence.
Thursday, December 21, 2006
Companies to update websites and email footers before 2007 | The Register
Companies to update websites and email footers before 2007 | The Register
The first I heard of this was December 21st, 4 working days before it has to be implemented. I wonder how many companies will fall foul of this law and what the process for enforcement and punishment is.
The first I heard of this was December 21st, 4 working days before it has to be implemented. I wonder how many companies will fall foul of this law and what the process for enforcement and punishment is.
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