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Monday
Jul202015

My favourite Honda advert - from ages ago

And I don't even like Honda cars.

Thursday
Feb052015

A new devolo homeplug review

Although the Wifi in my office was registering nearly at full strength, I’d been finding that it was regularly cutting out, or drastically dropping in download speed. My router is two rooms and three walls away. The solution is to use what are known as Homeplugs; I’ve written about these before, but devolo, one of the bigger brands, has just sent me their latest model to try.

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Saturday
Jan102015

Two summer memories...

Another glorious summer memory

Ian Botham's spell of 5 for 1 at the Edgbaston 1981 Ashes

Sunday
Dec142014

Wrap your presents in 12 seconds...

Provided that you are buying everyone a box of tissues, of course.

Wednesday
Jul022014

Wifi is for the birds

Wednesday
Jun182014

My best health and safety sign

Thursday
Apr032014

My latest favourite sign...

Thursday
Mar202014

Recently from The Oldie - April 2014

If your computer is at least four years old there is a good chance, unless it’s an Apple, that it is using the Windows XP operating system. If it is, then you need to do some thinking, because on 8th April Microsoft will stop their “support” for it, leaving your computer increasingly susceptible to attacks by malicious scoundrels from all over the world.

Don’t panic; it will continue to work, just as before, it’s just that Microsoft will no longer be sending it monthly electronic repairs.  This is a constant battle; the cyber-crooks are always searching for vulnerabilities in mass market software and when they find a crack in the defences they exploit it by sneaking something malicious through it.  This might be to copy your passwords, or get into your emails, or worse.  It’s very unwelcome, sometimes sinister, and always a nuisance.

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Thursday
Mar202014

Monday
Mar102014

Very nearly an armful...

The classic Tony Hancock "Blood Donor" episode

You can give blood yourself: Click here