Archive for the ‘General’ Category
BT Hacking Scam – Are You Near Your Computer?
This week, I have had 3 phone calls regarding what I am referring to as the BT Hacking Scam. This is probably very similar to the Microsoft Windows Log Error […]
Read MoreAdd Links, Captions And Subscribe Buttons To YouTube Videos
You may have seen videos on YouTube with buttons and wondered if you need extra software for this. Adding links, captions and subscribe buttons to your YouTube videos can be […]
Read MoreWindows Error Log Phone Call Scam
The other day I got an interesting phone call from ‘Microsoft Support’. Actually, this was a scam or fake Microsoft call and it seems like a few people I know […]
Read MoreHow To Add Featured Image Support To A WordPress Theme
If you look beside this post, you will see an icon or image of the WordPress badge. This was added to the post so it displays as a ‘Featured Image’ […]
Read MoreLondon And UK Riots 2011 – My Opinion
Living in London, UK, and very close to the scene of the start of the riots, I have been very aware of the events unfolding around us recently, so I […]
Read MoreSkype 5 on Mac OS X
A little while ago I upgraded my Skype app from version 2.8 to the new, spangly version 5 with it’s single user interface window. However, I use screen sharing a […]
Read MoreHow To Cancel Automatic PayPal Payments or Subscriptions
Paypal offers a recurring payments system for sellers or merchants. This allows the seller to set up an automatic, recurring payment or subscription which renews payments once they reach their […]
Read MoreNative Instruments Product Registration
One of my interests is in making music. The kind of stuff I make meant I was very keen on the Native Instruments Absynth software synth for sound design. I […]
Read MoreOrange Broadband – Serving Up Slowly
This post is a rant… Just cancelled my Orange HomeMax broadband package, which was supposed to be 8MB. I was only getting an average speed of 3.5MB (I can hear […]
Read MoreThe Pattern Behind Self-Deception
Here’s an interesting video from ted.com on how and why we are wired to see ‘things’ in the world around us.
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