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Since updating Firefox to v1.5 I had a number of extensions that I couldn’t remove from the list because they were greyed out, this was somewhat irritating as I had the later versions installed too

A man was crossing a road one day when a frog called out to him and said, "If you kiss me, I'll turn into a beautiful princess." He bent over, picked up the frog, and put it in his pocket.The frog

I was sent this comedy prank call this morning so thought I'd share it...Demolition Girl prank caller (DemolitionGirl.mp3)

I installed a copy of Vista onto a Virtual PC for testing purposes and due to the way this PC is configured Virtual PC always catches me out and sets the default network adaptor as my VPN which

Being a fair way into an application that relies heavily on Atlas I wasn’t best pleased to hear that Microsoft had done the usual comedy act of renaming the framework which would mean we’d have to

We're nearing the end of a large system for the lovely people over at Consolidated Communications Management Ltd and we've just come across a nice idea to make sense of database responses. Typically

I’ve been a member of the RX-8 Owners Club since I bought the 8 –a little sad but there’s great discounts and help on the forums so I thought it was worth the £30pa, anyhow, they’ve had the

I'm forever downloading application trials to see how otherdevelopers write applications, partly out of curiosity but moreover to improveapplications we’re developing –seeing what we’ve left out, how

Since integrating Phil Winstanley’s error reporting code into our first ASP.Net project we've made a number of useful alterations to the way we use it and I thought we'd take another dive how it's used including riding yourself of spambots, 404 errors and a few other useful methods.

Matt Smith sent me this today which made me laugh, the housing market really as gone crazy...http://www.findaproperty.com/displayprop.aspx?edid=00&salerent=0&pid=605998&agentid=04438£95,000 sounds a