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Monthly Archives: February 2005
Network coverage
Yeah, I’m bored on the train and therefore blogging like crazy. An interesting fact: I can now get from Norwich to March before my GPRS network connection drops. They’ve obviously GPRS-enabled more masts along the route, or installed a few … Continue reading
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Coincidence?
Sudden spate of blogging from me. Not enough network connectivity to play World of Warcraft. Coincidence????
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The joy of Vodafone
…. or, Ruby on Rails is soft pr0n? Trying to access the Ruby On Rails wiki page on i18n, I got the above error. I’ve no idea why Vodafone are suddenly sending this again – I’ve turned off content control … Continue reading
Gracefully downgrading
Question: does WebKit automatically downgrade graphics based on your connection speed? I’m traveling this afternoon and catching up on my RSS subscriptions whilst chatting via GPRS. All the images that NetNewsWire is downloading appear to be low-quality jpgs … where … Continue reading
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bus stop
They kinda missed the point of bus stop information systems in Norwich. They ripped out all the old paper timetables and replaced them with these signs… which all broke down and now say “please refer to timetables”.
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