I seem to be enjoying amazing google juice at the moment...

"Make me hear joy and gladness, That the bones You have broken may rejoice ...

I cleaned and tidied both my bedroom and my front room today...it was quite an interesting experience..[and some more interesting stuff about books]

I finally found some good info on how the firewall works in Mandrake..

Description of my PHP based model view controller implementation.

Source code for my new blog is now available

I finished my new blog software, back to actually writing some blog entries...

Every possible type of spam...

So much to do...

That money talks, I'll not deny, I heard it once, it said 'goodbye'...

I would like to congratulate Virgin Radio on their very Linux friendly web site...

Since I now have two computers, it's time to start messing around with networking them...

I got a new computer, and switched Linux distribution too...

Supposing a friend of yours is going on holiday, and he comes to you the day before he leaves and asks you to look after his mobile phone (for some reason he couldn't take it with him). You'd conclude...

GMail invitations up for grabs, and whines about living with other people's code

“Christ died sufficiently for all, efficiently (or efficaciously) for some”. I’m afraid I fail to get any real meaning out of this, no matter how hard I try, except if I use an idea of sufficiency which is many miles from the what I believe about Christ’s death. The only logical conclusion I can get from this statement is “Christ death was sufficient for no one’s salvation.” – insufficient for all. Now let me explain.

Being predictable is often seen as a negative thing. Yet predictability is tied up with what it is to be truly known by someone, and this extends even to God...

'My King' or 'The Seven Way King' is a famous 'psalm' (that's the best word I can find to describe it) about Jesus Christ, by Dr S.M. Lockridge. I've been able to find two main versions of this on the net and other places, and lots of variants in the transcripts, so I thought I'd put up the results of my own searches, and audio files I've encoded or collected...

A wonderful tool for Linux developers

Nevermind the mail functions, it's the 1 Gb storage space that's useful - experimenting with GMailFS.