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Mathew installed Open Office a …

Mathew installed Open Office after getting this message, “Microsoft Office 2000 SR-1 Premium will run 39 more times before you will be required to register this product.”
I installed this for Martina and she’s working on her latest assignment on it. It looks good!

Posted byDonnchaDecember 12, 2002Posted inGeneralTags:Holy ShmolyLeave a comment on Mathew installed Open Office a …

Jason speculates about how AID …

Jason speculates about how AIDS came to the USA. December 1st is World AIDS Day. (It’s my birthday too!) I don’t remember the Irish media mentioning it at all.

Posted byDonnchaDecember 11, 2002Posted inGeneralTags:Holy ShmolyLeave a comment on Jason speculates about how AID …

BUG backpackers hostel reviews …

BUG backpackers hostel reviews Brodies Backpackers Hostel – and the one hostel I know is good (Martina’s been there and speaks highly of it) is booked out but also gets good reviews at this site. I can *probably* trust this review site. I’ll keep searching.

Posted byDonnchaDecember 11, 2002Posted inGeneralTags:Holy ShmolyLeave a comment on BUG backpackers hostel reviews …

BUG backpackers hostel reviews …

BUG backpackers hostel reviews A1 Playfair House Hostel – I’m trying to find a hostel in Edinburgh. Here’s reviews of the first one on a google search for “Edinburgh hostel”. Which review would you believe?

Posted byDonnchaDecember 11, 2002Posted inGeneralTags:Holy ShmolyLeave a comment on BUG backpackers hostel reviews …

Zimran picks up on the story t …

Zimran picks up on the story that MS will ship Linux apps within 2 years. I doubt it somehow but I will welcome it if it happens.

Posted byDonnchaDecember 11, 2002Posted inGeneralTags:Holy ShmolyLeave a comment on Zimran picks up on the story t …

Soup is Good – it certainly is …

Soup is Good – it certainly is. the guy(Bill Gates) gives $100 million to India to fight HIV/AIDS and then has his corporation invest $500 million to undermine the Indian Government’s attempts to use open source software in their government systems.

Posted byDonnchaDecember 11, 2002Posted inGeneralTags:Holy ShmolyLeave a comment on Soup is Good – it certainly is …

Golden Rules for optimizing yo …

Golden Rules for optimizing your pages – via PHP Everywhere.

Posted byDonnchaDecember 11, 2002Posted inGeneralTags:Holy ShmolyLeave a comment on Golden Rules for optimizing yo …

Interview with Tim Perdue. GFo …

Interview with Tim Perdue. GForge and behind the scenes at SourceForge – very, very interesting. What really happened at VA Linux.

Posted byDonnchaDecember 11, 2002Posted inGeneralTags:Holy ShmolyLeave a comment on Interview with Tim Perdue. GFo …

How to get on Fark …

How to get on Fark

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David Isenberg on the stupidne …

David Isenberg on the stupidnet – MSFT may have a monopoly, but it doesn’t have the poles-and-wires monopolistic advantage that the telcos have. The potential for a marketplace in stupidnet applications exists.

Posted byDonnchaDecember 11, 2002Posted inGeneralTags:Holy ShmolyLeave a comment on David Isenberg on the stupidne …

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    How Cork are you? (2003)
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    The latest works – optical illusions (2003)
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    Bloomin' Weeds! (2004)
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    Charge it! (2005)
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    News overload again (2006)
  1. Dec [{(:no_ai:)}] on The meaning of numbersAugust 22, 2026

    @donncha The unexpanded ZX81 had 1K of RAM, and a cheap membrane keyboard. There was a big aftermarket in better…

  2. Donncha Ó Caoimh on The meaning of numbersAugust 22, 2026

    @dec23k no machine code monitor? OMG. That would have been painful!

  3. Dec [{(:no_ai:)}] on The meaning of numbersAugust 22, 2026

    @donncha Any time I see the number 16514, that takes me back to running the USR command (equivalent of SYS)…

  4. Dan York on The meaning of numbersAugust 21, 2026

    @donncha Fun to read! I have many old numbers rattling around in my brain, too… although most of those are…

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