2nd of Apr, 2013

Selecting ALL mails in Gmail

Earlier on today I wanted to archive a bunch (over 7000) emails from within the Gmail web app. My inbox was overflowing, it was time to archive. In the old interface, I’d select all on the page using the tick box at the very top of the message window, a yellow box would then pop [&hellip

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9th of Feb, 2012

Ripping BluRays on iMac for Apple TV2

Since upgrading the TV, adding a AV amp, a BluRay player and wiring in a set of 5.1 speakers, I’ve been looking to get some milage out of the Apple TV we have owned for getting on for a year now. I jail broke the ATV (second generation black unit) some time ago, back when [&hellip

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14th of Jun, 2011

AIAIAI TMA-1 headphones, first thoughts after a few hours use

Update 10/7/2011 : Amazon are now selling the TMA-1s, and at a great price too. Currently you can get them for £127.46, stocks look to be limited so head over to Amazon and save yourself almost £40 on the Apple store price. I’ve had the AIAIAI TMA-1 headphones for a few hours – here are [&hellip

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7th of Jun, 2011

CSS3 column-count and multiple paragraphs

If you’re looking to use the CSS3 column count property as a way to give your site visitors (those who use modern browsers) easier to read multi-column layouts, this may be of help… First off, this property isn’t supported across the board, and of those browsers that do allow control of columns through CSS most [&hellip

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10th of Mar, 2011

New York, Feb 2011

As it was Jules ‘big’ birthday this year (you know the one) I couldn’t really get away with the usual ironing board cover, or dish washer powder. No, this one would have to be special. I already set the bar pretty high by buying her a Dishwasher and new Tumble Dryer just before Christmas, so [&hellip

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20th of Jan, 2011

Syncing iPhoto with Flickr to backup your photos

There are a number of ways to sync your iPhoto collection to your Flickr account, each with it’s own advantage disadvantage. I started out by using iPhotos own Flickr uploader, but quickly found that if i deleted a photo or photos from within iPhoto they would disappear off the ‘net too. The reason I wanted [&hellip

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20th of Jan, 2011

Testing my new URL shortener, must make a very long url to see if it works

This is a thoroughly pointless post, put here purely to test the new URL shortener I’ve put together. The url I’m using – http://foe.rs is actually a Serbian TLD and conveniently spells out my surname. The shortening software is YOURLS which is installed on hosting at http://foe.rs (more about YOURLS once i’ve had chance to [&hellip

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17th of Jan, 2011

Facebook shares more of your private info

If you’ve entered your address and telephone number into your Facebook profile, you might want to check the privacy screen next time you allow a third party app access to your profile. This friday just gone (14th January 2011) Facebook changed it’s policy ever so slightly to allow developers of third party applications access to your address and mobile phone number. Facebook will tell you that this is perfectly

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11th of Jan, 2011

And another thing…

It looks rubbish here, I’m tinkering – and it may take a while

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17th of Dec, 2010

Passwords, and how easy it is to crack them

Excellent write up on how easy it is to crack a password, and the implications of using the same username/password combination for multiple sites. Interestingly, by adding a uppercase or special character into your 8 character password will make the time it takes to hack it go from 2.42 days to 2.10 centuries! Read more [&hellip

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