Those that read my Blog now and again will know of my achilles heel. For those that are new and have just read this post the main thing holding me back from being great with programming and Computer Science is my lack of Mathematical ability. I am very passionate about Computer Science, but my lack [...]

One of the many things I hate about the online world is the religious stances many seem to take regarding their favourite software. By visiting any social news website you can clearly see that pro-Apple and Linux stories are dominant in tech circles, with anti-Microsoft hate bringing up the rear.
Every Mac and Linux distribution I [...]

I don’t often like to talk about the state of different companies and their actions online, but when it’s about Microsoft, a company that all computer users are almost indebted to, I just had to write about their current stance with the online world.
At my university Live Search is the default choice on Internet Explorer’s [...]

A common question amongst webmasters and aspiring online business owners is the subject of rights to domain names. There have been a large number of legal questions and demands thrown around over domain names, ranging from Gmail to Microsoft and the more popular case of MySpace, but for regular webmasters like us do we really [...]

A couple of years ago I was working with a number of websites on their forum scripts; essentially putting a main website layout onto a vBulletin forum, then handing out general advice on how to moderate and delegate, as well as how to lay out a forum structure. Whilst this was interesting for a while [...]

For those who have never heard of it, Digg.com is a social news website where users add and comment on various websites on the Internet with an emphasis on news. It was a pioneer in social news with its infamous voting structure, now copied on every other social news website on the planet. In simple [...]

Boy, did I not expect to see this when I woke up this morning…
Source: Google Webmaster Central Blog
“We’ve received numerous requests to improve our indexing of Adobe Flash files. Today, Ron Adler and Janis Stipins—software engineers on our indexing team—will provide us with more in-depth information about our recent announcement that we’ve greatly improved our [...]

On my forum rounds today I came across an interesting post by a user that had managed to purchase a great domain name. The natural problem that came with this was what to do with this domain name; a subject that many think would be planned weeks, months, even years in advance.
It seems that the [...]