Monthly Archives: March 2010

3 mobile block port 25 on mobile broadband

Posted on March 30, 2010 by Phil Edmonds

Another Tuesday technical tip. I use 3′s mobile internet service – which works well for me (although I’ve never ventured much out side a city conurbation with it.) Maybe their offering is aimed at the mass market of Hotmail users … Continue reading →

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Attempt to Save WordPress Post bug

Posted on March 23, 2010 by Phil Edmonds

Well for this weeks Tuesday Technical Tip I’m opting to mention something that is actually referred to on countless web pages (thus already further drifting away from my concept of uncommon problems.) I’m mentioning this as a rather annoying bug … Continue reading →

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Lame on Linux

Posted on March 9, 2010 by Phil Edmonds

Tuesday Technical Tip I want to automate generation of MP3 files on a linux box- so I need to install LAME so I can do this via a command line. So this is what I did 1 – First grab … Continue reading →

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Microsoft Security Essentials exclude network paths from real time scan

Posted on March 9, 2010 by Phil Edmonds

My first real “Tuesday Technical Tip”: I’m currently using Microsoft Security Essentials on some machines on one site, with quite favourable results so far. From the GUI there is no way to exclude network paths from real time scanning. On … Continue reading →

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Technical Tips Tuesdays

Posted on March 2, 2010 by Phil Edmonds

One aim of this blog is to share small little tips or solutions to issues that I’ve found. I’ve got a few in draft form already, so I’m going to try and make Tuesdays “Technical Tips” day. Where each Tuesday … Continue reading →

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