Posts Tagged ‘ post ’

Watching BBC iPlayer Outside the UK – Now Using Google Chrome

  • December 27th, 2009
  • Posted in Thoughts

Following up from my earlier post, where I described how you could watch BBC iPlayer (or any geo-restricted content for that matter) from outside the UK. The process involved using Firefox and a plugin called FoxyProxy. Since then, I have taken a liking to Google Chrome as my web browser, because it is so much faster You may also like:

  1. Watching the BBC iPlayer outside of the UK, safely and reliably
  2. Dropping Vonage In Favour Of Google Voice
  3. Google Voice Introduces Web App To Circumvent Apple App Store Rejection
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Every Reason You Ever Needed Not To Have Kids

  • September 16th, 2009
  • Posted in Opinions

For a number of years now, my wife and I have decided that we really don’t want children of our own. There’s plenty of reasons, but then, that’s the point of this post. I plan to periodically add a new reason to the end of the list, expanding this list frequently. When I do so, I’ll You may also like:

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How to post links to Tweetie quickly and simply from your iPhone

  • August 8th, 2009
  • Posted in iPhone

One of the reasons I love the iPhone Twitter client, Tweetie so much (most of the other reasons are here) so much is that when I’m browsing the web and find something really interesting that I want to tweet about, they’ve created a really simple way to shorten the URL and take you straight into You may also like:

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  3. Post your Facebook Status Updates to Twitter automatically
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Cash for clunkers – government encourages environmental catastrophe

The US government’s “Cash For Clunkers” scheme is quite frankly a sham. If you trade in your old car for a shiny new American car (and we all know how amazing they are), Uncle Sam will give you between $3,500 and $4,500 for your old one. Trouble is, the energy required to produce a car is You may also like:

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