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Tweeted this week 2010-03-07

  • This time last year i got a free nosejob trying to talk some sense into a would be thief. A year on i'd still do the same. Ben 1 meathead 0 #

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  • I’ve got soul but i’m not a soldering iron. #
  • Would you expect an off license to be open early because it’s valentines day? I’d rather prefer it to be shut. #
  • All I had growing up was my RE teacher telling me I was a right hand man. Oh how different it would’ve been with this http://bit.ly/d32cWf #
  • Anyone watching the superbowl – come on favre!!! #
  • I think therefore i wish i wouldn’t. #
  • My own Radio1 road trip? In a car, going nowhere in particular listening to Driving with the brakes on by Del Amitri. #

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Updated to Wordpress 2.9

Well today I awoke to find news of the latest release of Wordpress. A quick read-through of the changes sure brought a smile to my face. I’ve been a  little out of the WP loop (pun… slightly intended), and had just started using my installation as the be all and end all of my site, the reliable and durable blog/cms I could safely keep coming back to. Instead of viewing it, as I do most other scripts I use and tinker with (often from opensourcecms.com), as a new chance to stretch my coding muscles – my eyes, fingers and brain I suppose!

Continued…

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Making Vista and Linux get along

Windows_vista_logoAs I said in my previous post I’ve recently got a nice shiny new laptop. It came with Vista and so far I’ve left it on there. I have a few games which I don’t yet dare try and get running in Linux so a multiboot system will suffice for now.

Unfortunately, Windows Update doesn’t like this, specifically when it comes to installing service packs. I actually want service pack 2 for my laptop as it brings in better support for my BlueRay drive. What I need is to find a way to make my Linux and Windows installations more cosy with one another.

The way to do this is to give the Windows  partition the boot flag, booting its manager andLinux-penguin selecting either Windows or Linux from there. Otherwise when the Vista update scans the boot manager it finds grub and gets, quite rightly I suppose, a little confused.

To setup your multiboot computer to get around this, read my tutorial.

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