More like a Google-firecracker than a Google-bomb.
So it turns out that currently, 38.6% of all of my Google-searcher traffic is looking for the phrase “firefox settings”. Also, all of that traffic seems to be going directly to my short article about, wouldn’t you know it, Remote Firefox Settings. How could this be?
Well as it turns [...]

After a few months of beta testing, Adobe Reader 7.0 for Linux is finally available for download.
AdbeRdr70_linux_enu.tar.gz (39165K)
AdobeReader_enu-7.0.0-1.i386.rpm (38933K)
In my opinion, it is the first stable not-so-bloated release since version 4. It also works flawlessly within Firefox 1.0, and any other gecko-based browser. I have also tested it in Opera and Konqueror and I can [...]

Today (Fri, 18 Mar 2005) at 01:58:31 GMT unix time turns 1111111111.
“Tonight we’re gonna party like its 1111111110“

German company Ahead Software have released a Linux version of their award-winning Nero Burning ROM.
Nero has long been the industry standard for CD and DVD compilation on the Windows platform, and the announcement of its availability for the Linux operating system could be a major boon for Linux users and developers alike.

Today is a momentous day for my ears. After years of mucking about with ALSA and .asoundrc files, I can finally say I have been able to achieve simultaneous sound streams on my linux box. Admittedly, by years I mean maybe a couple of times a year, for only a few hours at a time, [...]

Since writing about the problems with the nVidia drivers and the 2.6.11 kernel I decided to repackage a custom installer that WILL compile against the latest linux kernel.
NVIDIA-Linux-x86-1.0-6629-pkg1-heno-custom.run (4751.7K) - The latest nVidia drivers now work

Version 2.6.11 of the Linux kernel has been released. The 2.6.10 kernel has only been the third from the 2.6.x branch that has seen more than semi-permanant use on any of my systems. 2.6.5 and 2.6.2 are the only other releases that I have had reasonable success with; 2.6.6 - 2.6.9 caused me nothing but [...]