Police Force Bans Smoke in Grounds
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/wales/north_east/4426374.stm
It's great to see someone doing the right thing. Hopefully the same
will be done else where.
A blog about things that interest me.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/wales/north_east/4426374.stm
It's great to see someone doing the right thing. Hopefully the same
will be done else where.
I've finally found out how to get the dictionary definition for any
word on the page. You use the keyboard short cut control+cmd+D.
Thanks to this page http://www.macosxhints.com/pollbooth.php
There seem to be a number of places going on about Google's Base webapp that is meant to be available at http://base.google.com/. I only seem to get as far as the login, then another screen asking to confirm password. I don't know what is going on.
Mind you it is probably still in Beta, just like many of the other things at Google, so they will be just preventing people from accessing, just the same way that they prevent too many people from accessing Google Mail (or out with the UK GMail).
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Labels: Edinburgh, Lothian Buses, Transport, travel
I'm fed up with the very high frequency of the Lothian Buses 22 and 26 in Edinburgh, especially when there are so many other routes that are so low frequency, such as the 15(A), 18, 32, etc.
Maybe if everyone were to stop using the 22 and 26 whenever possible and use alternatives instead, maybe the Lothian Buses management will take notice and redistribute their services.
http://edinburghnews.scotsman.com/letters.cfm?id=2117062005
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Labels: Edinburgh, Lothian Buses
Take a look at http://www.appleinsider.com/article.php?id=1317 , you will notice that it is a FireWire cable in the picture, rather than a USB cable. That is very strange, considering Apple has stopped bundling the FireWire dock connector cable with the iPod for some time now!
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I've been a victim of blog comment spam, so I have decided to turn of word verification.
Today, 13 October 2005 is OpenOffice's fifth birthday today. The project has come a long way in the past five years, with the imminent release of version two, which is currently in release candidate stage.
I'm currently using Eric B's latest build for Mac OS X, which is the best build I have seen so far!
Excellent Work keep it up OpenOffice.org team!
I've just noticed on the Apple store that Apple now have a USB modem that is required for connecting to the internet. This is probably due to the fact that the majority of people connecting tot he net these days do so via broadband rather than dial-up.
Is Apple starting the beginning of the end for dial-up internet connections by phasing out modems in the iMac? This seems to be the same thing as the loss of the floppy disk drive from the iMacs when they came out in 1998.
I managed to crash the startup script on my iPod Photo, when trying to update it.
The syptoms constantly force restarting its self after starting to read from the HD.
I did eventually managed to sort it. How?
Put the iPod into disk mode (press and hold select and menu keys to reset, then when you see the apple logo immediately press and hold the select and play keys). You can then connect it to a computer and run a disk utility app over it.
Fingers cross the disk utility app will sort the problem out. If it does your fine, you can just eject the iPod, disconnect it and it will hopefully work. It did for me after a few runs of the repair disk in disk utility. Any comments let me know.