A web-developer using broadband
After years and years of running away from good internet connections, I’m finally going to have a fairly decent internet connection (I hope).
After years and years of running away from good internet connections, I’m finally going to have a fairly decent internet connection (I hope).
Today, Saturday 11th February 2012, will see hundreds of thousands of people across Europe and the rest of the world joining a global street protest against ACTA.
ACTA is an ongoing multi-lateral trade agreement which threatens to change the Internet as we know it and puts fundamental freedoms at risk.
Take action to help stop ACTA being ratified by the European Parliament.
I recently read this entry regarding time, leap seconds and how it messes with technology on the Google Blog. It’s quite a technical post but I think you should read it all. It doesn’t really matter that it’s written by Google, it was just a handy example – it could easily be from anyone that […]
Google Music is a new digital cloud locker service in beta. However only users based in the United States are allowed to request an invitation. This post shows you how to request an invite when you live outside America.
I recently decided to check up on Bing Maps to see how the service offering differed from Google Maps and to see if there was anything compelling in it. For a user in Phnom Penh, the answer is pretty clear.
Facebook just offered me an ’email’ account ([email protected]). Whilst I can’t see any clear way to actually access it in a useful POP/IMAP type fashion – not that I have any interest in such a thing – it still looks like an interesting development.
Some web sites clearly have users with proper internet connections in their mind. Those of us in Cambodia definitely aren’t part of that equation.
When Twitter fails you, who you gonna call? Not Twitter Help Centre that’s for sure!
I haven’t done extensive research, but I can tell you one thing for sure, Mobitell Cellcard are miles ahead of Smart Mobile.