Article Archive for June 2007
From time to time it’s worth checking all your server drives to ensure there isn’t redundant data on them, or data that needs to be consolidated onto the central file server.
It’s easy for spurious files …
A tool I have used for some time which has come in particularly handy on a number of occasions is HandyRecovery. There is a 30-day trial which allows the recovery of 1 file per day …
Reported in IT Week (18th June 2007) IBM announced the launch of BladeCenter S management system specifically targetted at the SMB, pencilled in for late this year. This device is a chassis for up to …
Fortunately I stayed the same at weigh in but Sunday was a complete wash out so I need to be extra careful the week ahead. I have a couple of seminars this week too which …
Well this is it … the Weekend is ahead and it looks to be a wet one. That means staying indoors and that means visiting nice places like cafe’s or retaurants, or cafe’s and restaurants.
Diet …
It seems we’re on the PAT test trail again, and as Monk found out it’s worth a) Employing professional testers and b) Understanding the requirements yourself. With this in mind I have decided to …
I wrote previously regarding Password Management Solutions and after evaluating several I have settled on KeePass Password Safe[1]. It is a free open-source package that sits happily on a USB memory stick and provides a …
Anything, within reason of course, that purports to make life a little easier is worth investigating and it is with that in mind that I’m testing Windows Live Writer[1] an editor for creating blog entries.
I feel …
Wow, I just got my Uni Masters results and was very pleased to get A’s across the board. I laboured long and hard over my paper on the “Ethics of Intelligent Agents” reading paper after …
I’m starting to lose grip on the low-carb and I have to reassert my control. Yesterday was DJ’s 1st birthday so we took him out for the day with a picnic to the Italian Garden …
