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I’ve been musing about the future, so forgive me for a bit of crystal ball gazing.
For years we’ve been building complex software systems, confidence that the underlying hardware was getting quicker and quicker courtesy of
I haven’t added anything to the blog for a few months as I’ve been busy on a number of fronts. First I’ve swapped over to using a MacBook for day-to-day development. It took me a while to get used to, especially as the keyboard layout in the UK is different from the PC–and it took [...]
A friend of mine had that dreaded moment when his main PC wouldn’t boot. Backups? Yes, well I was going to get round to it….
I suggested that he should insert the Windows XP CD and see if he could boot from that. He was lucky and he was able to do that and get [...]
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