I do not doubt that blogging can and does satisfy several (good) desires and needs that humans have, including the need to communicate and interact with others and the desire to learn new things. My problem is this: does blogging do these things as well as other means?

One of the problems with all internet journalism is how easy it is to get involved...

...As I see it, the sad truth is that the Christian sector of the blogosphere has a fairly mixed witness to the rest of the world...

I'm currently installing SimplyMEPIS on my old machine. And using it to blog at the same time...

It's very satisfying when a feature you programmed is finally tested...

My broadband internet connection has held up for a month now..

Konqueror has an awful lot of hidden features...

It really bugged me that there was no iTunes for Linux, and despite searching high and low, there is no decent alternative that works on Linux - a simple way of buying a single track online. Until now...

Updated Debian package, plus an update on my TODO list for this project

I've become more and more skeptical about the usefulness of blogging and the blogosphere, especially from a Christian perspective. This will be the first in a series of posts that will criticise blogging :-) ...

Having lacked IE on my home PC for a few weeks, and now got it back again, I came to ask myself -- can you do any serious web development on a Linux platform?

Finally got round to getting Win4Lin working, with a few hassles...

A warning for anyone switching to a 64-bit architecture (such as AMD64) from a 32-bit: Subversion repositories have to be migrated...

I insert a CD, and watch as it is automatically mounted (good!). I check it's MD5SUM, then eject. Only it won't...

I found there is no way to get Win4Lin running on my 64-bit kernel, so I'm looking at the alternatives...

Here's my solution to writing an `accumulator generator `_ in PHP, listed here because Paul Graham is no longer accepting submissions...

I've started a small repository for AMD64 builds of Debian and Ubuntu packages.

I thought it might be useful to add a bit more about how it's going with Ubuntu...

Having messed up my Mandrake installation (kind of), I decided to have a fling with Ubuntu...

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