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Archive for June, 2008
Posted by twitter.com/brackendawson on Monday the 30th of June, 2008 at 10:28pm, in General Insanity.
Posted by Bracken on Monday the 30th of June, 2008 at 9:22pm, in Computer.
This series of posts, in the “computer” category, is a rolling project about my PC. To start off with it’s just stuff I’ve done in the past, but pretty soon we should hit what I’m doing now, which is a bunch of case mods.
But for now, here’s how my 1st, and longest running build started out:
A µATX mobo, an E6600, and some Orange RAM.
An X1900XT 512MB, which only just fits.
Far to many wires (note to self: go modular next PSU).
And a sexy case, with a neat floppy dive/card reader combi.
No clocking on this small scale, it’s a little warm.
Next time; the SFF mods.
Posted by Bracken on Monday the 30th of June, 2008 at 6:32am, in General Insanity.
All by themselves.
Posted by Bracken on Monday the 30th of June, 2008 at 12:24am, in Preview.
I have a new project section of the site in the works, it’s a bunch of simple pages that you can use to diagnose people’s browser set-ups.
There are currently 2 pages finished:
Enjoy
Posted by Bracken on Monday the 30th of June, 2008 at 12:14am, in Rant.
You may - or may not - have heard this, but AVG has a feature, which pre-checks all search results.
Terrific! Unfortunately this means it loads every single page, even if the user is never going to click them.
Up until now, they have used a “user-agent” which identifies AVG, but they have now changed it to exactly match IE6. So we can no longer remove them from statistics, block them, or my favourite; redirect the request to AVG’s own site.
Some pages which feature in a lot of searches are facing a tenfold increase in page requests! So techies: start recommending Avast instead as a free anti-virus, it scores better in ICSA labs testing anyway.
Sauce: El’Reg
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