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| 1/2001 | 2/2001 | 3/2001 | 4/2001 | 5/2001 | 6/2001 | 7/2001 | 8/2001 | 9/2001 | 10/2001 | 11/2001 | 12/2001 | | 1/2002 | 2/2002 | dsp - Tue Feb 26 12:17:41 2002 <MARGE>Hmmmmmm the clock is very nice but is it possible to have a check box on the page to turn it on and off?</MARGE> John - Tue Feb 26 10:21:05 2002 dsp: the clock rocks :0) I may have to steal that... rowanboy - Mon Feb 25 16:10:53 2002 Email me to let me know asap please ;0) rowanboy <tom.rowan@securityalchemy.net> - Mon Feb 25 14:33:08 2002 Hi everyone,
It's Sarah's 30th this month (tomorrow!) and my 25th on 12th March.
Depending on numbers the joint bash might be best on the 16th March - We will need to know numbers ASAP in order to keep our provisional booking.
If this isn't possible then we will book us a table somewhere
If Sarah has already emailed you, then ignore this!!
Tom and Sarah
If you are a regular traveller on the London
During Autumn of 2000, a team of scientists at
Despite London Underground's claim that the interior of
The analysis was broken down. This is what was
· 4 types of hair sample (human, mouse, rat, dog)
When the seats were taken apart, they found:
. the remains of 6 mice
It is estimated that by holding one of the armrests, you are
It is far more hygienic to wipe your hand on the inside of a recently
It is estimated that, within London, more work sick-days are taken
John - Fri Feb 15 08:57:43 2002 If you want a webmail type program, then it's a piece of piss, especially as I'm doing one for a company right now. Only problem is that it depends on what Objects we've got on the server (Shouldn't be too bad). Sending the mails is easy (Just SMTP, which we are already doing) Just doing a POP3 (getting the mail) is trickier, but shouldn't be impossible. If Microsoft can do it, then I'm sure we can. However, It's looking more and more like we need some kind of standard (In terms of coding and also look and feel). Obviously people's own areas (Rob / John & Tim) should be there own choice. Standards Boy (JOn) - Fri Feb 15 08:26:51 2002 Pity it's fucked under netscape. Kind of need a colspan=4 in the header, on the mainpage. Typical IE isn't following the w3c.org standards. Whinge. Whinge. Jon E - Fri Feb 15 08:21:06 2002 You might want to take a look at the main page... There's been a few changes! John - Thu Feb 14 19:30:20 2002 Aha! I think I've got GreyMatter working - although before editing the templates it's really pretty ugly! John - Thu Feb 14 16:35:48 2002 Got some way towards getting Movable Type (which looks really nice and doesn't need SQL) to work, only then to find it needs the DB_File perl module. Apparently you need to be a system administrator to install it. I'm getting really fed up with this! John - Thu Feb 14 15:39:34 2002 Hmmm I just connected to the maison directly by FTP no problems... Maybe you just need to try again? John - Thu Feb 14 13:44:55 2002 Can't you go through greenlightning instead? John - Thu Feb 14 13:43:59 2002 Fasthosts is crap, I cannot ftp to the maison. dsp - Thu Feb 14 13:41:52 2002 Back to the news thingy... Zope seems to be very nice, however, I don't know how we can get it running on the maison given we only have FTP access... Installation talks about reconfiguring IIS and stuff. I doubt we can do that. John - Thu Feb 14 13:15:42 2002 You mean, an innovative application built on solid design foundations, as well as some really good stock and finest hand-made dumplings? John - Thu Feb 14 12:47:38 2002 How about Stewdios dsp - Thu Feb 14 12:35:09 2002 What are the chances we can run a web-based mail service from the maison? John - Thu Feb 14 12:32:40 2002 I've been considering renaming photo studio (want to avoid clashes with ArcSoft, and Scott Professional, as well as others). I'd like to keep studio in there if possible. I've considered something like iStudio (i for image), pStudio (p for photo), dStudio (d for digital) and so on. There seem to be lots of iStudios on the web, a few pStudios and not so many dStudios. Any thoughts at all? John - Thu Feb 14 12:14:22 2002 Any chance the snow javascript program can be modified to form a celebratory US-style ticker tape shower? John - Thu Feb 14 11:59:02 2002 Nice one Mr. Ellis!! John - Thu Feb 14 11:54:24 2002 Oh ok, maybe I can't blame fasthosts then. I might do anyway though, just to be contrary. graf <graf@altavista.net> - Thu Feb 14 11:33:53 2002 Welcome back my friends. Jon E - Wed Feb 13 18:03:56 2002 WTF? Did anyone have a hand in this? dsp - Wed Feb 13 16:55:28 2002 Fasthosts? Craphosts more like... Graf <graf> - Wed Feb 13 16:43:13 2002 Got my scanner last night. Phase one of the Radstock image archive is going ahead as planned - already scanned getting on for 200 images, but I'm trying to do a really comprehensive set so there's probably around a thousand in total! I'm not doing particularly high resolution scans - really going for quantity rather than quality. I'll probably wait until I've got a really good chunk of them done before I put any on the web. Going to try and comment them all too. Was maybe even considering a simple system to let people add their own comments afterwards... John - Wed Feb 6 13:49:45 2002 I'm opening a boutique. Rob Lang <icar@icar.co.uk> MADLAB, Reading - Mon Feb 4 20:38:41 2002 I've just decoded a JPEG in Haskell. For those of you who haven't heard of it, it's basically Miranda. Imagine a JPEG decoder, but in Miranda. Yes, it's quite sick. I need a lie down. John - Mon Feb 4 20:04:19 2002 Well Brian, I just hit the ball, and there it was in the back of the net. I'm opening at Boutique. John - Mon Feb 4 18:50:10 2002 Nerdy question: is it easy for someone to get PHP working on a Windows 2000 Advanced Server machine or is a a complete bastard with horns and everything? Rob Lang <icar@icar.co.uk> MADLAB, Reading - Mon Feb 4 16:42:04 2002 Hey tom, did you get that webbrowser i emailed you. FWIW it was dillo (compiled for Sun4m natch). It looks like quite a good prospect for a open-source browser (given that mozilla has disappeared into bloat-hell). Graf <graf@altavista.net> - Mon Feb 4 14:21:25 2002 i dont know if u have seen this site b4, but it is fairly amusing (the bloke who made it is apparently a complete nutcase) www.blankfrank.co.uk i hope ur all well etc. doing whatever u...er..do...l8r Chris Rowan - Sun Feb 3 22:57:13 2002 Hi John hope you're OK drop me a line at the e-mail address when you've got a mo will ya !! Catcha later Dibble <chris@dabell.co.uk> - Fri Feb 1 19:34:09 2002 Bork, Bork, Bork Swedish Chef - Fri Feb 1 16:28:33 2002 Why does it feel like installing the Microsoft Platform SDK is now a weekly task....? John - Fri Feb 1 13:49:02 2002 Yes, it is indeed quite great! Simon - Fri Feb 1 13:15:29 2002 May I recommend that anyone who hasn't already seen it goes to the Salmon Days website and download the MS Office paperclip mpeg file thingy. It made me laugh anyway. John - Fri Feb 1 12:33:38 2002 Last year in Germany, a man camped for two weeks in a giant pita (pitta?) bread. He had to leave when it started to decompose. Mike - Fri Feb 1 12:30:31 2002 In a sudden shock, and independant, but unnervingly relevant, realisation it just occurred to me that "pain in the arse" forms the acronym PITA, as in, the standard container for kebabs. Maybe they were trying to tell us something all along? John - Fri Feb 1 09:27:24 2002 Hmmmm....nice.....especially potent after chicken I imagine....Hmmm.....Kebabs.....Chilli sauce and ev'ryfing? Simon - Fri Feb 1 09:18:37 2002 To let you know what you are missing, I currently have a bad arse after consuming a chicken kebab (with mint sauce). Salad, no chips, open. It was yum. dsp - Fri Feb 1 08:48:53 2002 |
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