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Have you visited Google lately? I would consider it a personal favour if you did and typed in the search string “let it snow” https://www.google.com/search?ie=UTF-8&q=let+it+snow I love it, and it is the wrong season so we can’t call it an … Continue reading →

I have a G15 gaming keyboard and a mouse plugged into the USB hub that is built in. Every so often the G15 LCD starts flickering very fast and the only remedy is to unplug the USB lead from the … Continue reading →

In this age of governmental oversight of everything done or said (the old saying about George Orwell being 10 years off is never truer) and your right to basic liberties removed at each turn one company is going out of … Continue reading →

I have just had a lovely Citizen Eco-Drive watch from my wife for a Christmas present. Of course, as standard it came sized to fit a bull elephant. “No problem, two minutes work and I will make it fit” I … Continue reading →

Let’s see how many hits I get for the term “Bupa By You”..

Let’s go and see how many hits I get for the search terms “Real Steel”.. counter:

I have a .tk web address (I have several actually) and have had them for a good number of years. This morning I received the following email: The Dot TK Abuse and Copyright Infringement department has visited your website today. … Continue reading →

If you are here it is because you have googled the email address ninobrown023@ibibo.com. This is a person claiming to have free pets to good homes. However it is a classic “I have just moved from XYZ to SomewhereFarAway, please … Continue reading →

Yesterday I noticed that ITV4+1 had disappeared from my Sky channel lineup and I was missing a great film. The channel is still being transmitted but is not showing in the listings. Here is how to get it back: Services, … Continue reading →

Another day, another unknown email spammer brought down. Gregory – Regardless of how the rest of your day goes, here’s something to be happy about — today one of your donated MXs helped to identify a previously unknown email harvester … Continue reading →