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Another post from Doug Setzer from 27Seconds.com :) At my "day job", the systems guys are building new Windows 2003 servers to upgrade our aging Windows 2000 servers.  The plan is to:  - Build

This morning Julian Voelcker came to me with an interesting issue that I’ve looked into before but I’ve never really looked into a re-useable solution. Seeing as it’s fun Friday I thought why not

I’ve been using Phil Whinstanley’s error reporting class1 within my applications for some time now and it really does help with diagnosing issues with the site’s during development (or client

I’ve always been adverse to getting a BlackBerry for a few of reasons: I don’t get away from work much as it is so I felt having emails on my BlackBerry on the go all the time would be one step too

** WARNING ** this post is most definitely a rant A couple of weeks ago Stacey and I were hit with some really nasty flu like bug (not man flu :P), I don’t think I’ve ever had flu before so I’m

Ok, as sad as it sounds I've been looking forward to the latest SQL Server service pack since I heard about some of the issues it fixed as there was two "glitches" in particular that seriously bugged

Stacey recently wrote an excellent brief on the pro's and con's of employing someone however this morning when I came to post it online I realised that it was deleted when I formatted the laptop for a

As part of my blog’s re-design I wanted to integrate my statistics from Last.FM which monitors what music you’re listening to and generates a stack of statistics about your listening habit (see About

We’re currently reworking www.florame.co.uk to improve it’s search engine ranking from virtually non-existent to (hopefully) first page for various inflections of organic aromatherapy, organic

I’m still somewhat shocked at how well the series on business start up advice was received, I was expecting one or two hits on it but so far I’ve had over 1,000 visits to the article which is pretty