Now that I have my new mobile phone, I figured I won’t be needing my old Nokia phones, so if anyone is interested I have two phones for sale… The first one has a 4.1 MegaPixel camera and the second comes with Vibrating Alert AND a Camera. Here’s a pic of the two phones:
Google sued over search ranking – as if a case like this will ever succeed Volcano site becomes web hotspot Digital swing with stylus Adultshop heads for mobiles New virus demands ransom Google Earth heads to Mars
Happy St Paddy’s Day! Lastnight, Kristy, Heidi and I went to PJ O’Brien’s to celebrate and whilst there we ran into Kate and Nick… before they left, Nick stole a little plastic Irish flag for me (as like most males, he enjoys stealing little things after a few drinks). After a Guinness and a reasonable [...]
Yesterday I went to purchase a new mobile phone. Telstra had confirmed my current mobile contract had ended, I researched the phones available, and all the various plans… selected a phone… called my local TelstraShop to ensure they had it in stock… got them to double check my details and they reassured me that my [...]
Sony delays PS3 launch – bummer Pod plug-in makes big noise – as much as I want to dislike the iPod’s for making non-geeks think they are instantly technically savvy by having one… I certainly can’t knock their range of accessories Solar storm cycle looms – this is very cool… wonder if we’ll see 4 [...]
Last post I mentioned how beer ads are good… well here’s one that was emailed to me today: Handyman This doesn’t involve beer, but it’s still pretty good… Workwear
On Monday we turned greylisting on… and as with all technical services that affect clients, things usually never go smoothly. I spent most of Tuesday on the phone sorting-out problems with emails being rejected that shouldn’t be and one guy actually abused me (well not me directly, but Ingenuity as a company) for trying to [...]
Usually on Monday nights Kristy, Caleb and I play tennis with one of Kristy’s workmates – Heidi. Please note that I use the term “play” very loosely – if anyone ever saw us “play” they would say that we massacre the game. Personally I have worse hand-eye coordination than a blind amputee and a fitness [...]
Today we setup Greylisting on the Ingenuity mail server. Greylisting is a relatively new method of blocking significant amounts of spam at the mailserver level, but without resorting to heavyweight statistical analysis or other heuristical (and error-prone) approaches. For more info about how this works, have a look at the Greylisting.org website.