There appears to be an epidemic of MSN-bourne viruses plaguing LFC students. Perhaps more tragic than that people are gullible enough to download these viruses is that once infected, no-one who I have talked to has known how to remove them. The virus itself (technically a ‘worm‘ in virus terminology) works by hijacking your MSN […]
Author Archives: orangeacid
Future prospects
It has come to a stage in my life where I am compelled to look at my future and where my life is heading. The most pressing issue is what to pursue for future education. I can either achieve 5 A*-B grades and return to landau to study ICT, Mathematics and English Language and Literature […]
The Giraffe Analogy
Every once in a while I get really down about relationships, sparked by nothing in particular – perhaps a relic of a past relationship with an untactful and indelicate bitch. Whilst these days these moods only last for a couple of hours (opposed to the couple of days that used to linger for less than […]
WAMP – your own personal Apache, PHP5, MySQL
Want to turbocharge your exploration of dynamic webdesign? Would your own free, private webserver help? I discovered WAMP through a blog that I’m subscribed to, and have found it immensely useful – and suggest that it would be useful also to others interested in PHP, dynamic website design (i.e. database-orientated forums, blogs, CMS), or designing […]
Cleaning out my inbox: Humerous Complaints
I have a Hotmail (now Windows Live Mail) account for a little over half a decade, and have amassed nearly 700 emails – this is coming from someone whose digital assets are usually impeccably organized. Whilst searching for a satirical forward, I discovered an email listing alleged extracts from genuine letters of complaint to UK […]
Pointing the finger
As I was walking home earlier this evening, two cars collided almost head on about 20 meters in front of me. From the angle of the cars, it appeared that an elderly lady had tried to pull out of her drive without taking the time to check for incoming vehicles. Another car had collided with […]