Coping with public and private transport since 2001
I’ve mentioned it on some previous posts already, I’m a long-time Firefox addict. Everywhere I go, and on all computers I work, I’ve installed a version of Fx3, and on most including my favourite plugins. Maybe I’m a tad late with this, but since the release of the thing, I’ve been using Google Chrome on my work-laptop. What can I
Continue readingSo we went to France, right? We figured our camping just had to be filled with those French people, talking nothing but french to us. And we figured it would be really old-school and dirty all over. In short, we’re wrong. I’m typing this right now from our campsite, sitting on a remarkably well-kept part of the campsite, with the
Continue readingYou’ve probably heard it from others, migrating from an ISP to another or new subscribers on a blank line tend to go horribly wrong. Missed deadlines, defective modems, weird connection issues, finger-pointing among the ISP and line-supplier, etc. The horror-stories are well-known and occur too often. Not for me though, I’ve had the most fluent installation possible. Scenario: new (blank)
Continue readingIt took them quite a while though, but finally the update to Windows Live Mail has been pushed to the mailserver my account resides on. No more Mail Classic, but the enhanced version that has been available to Firefox 2.x users for ages, and has been made unavailable for the Firefox3.x users. It seems to have been a browser-detection issue
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