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Jobs the Douche
This is why I don’t buy Apple stuff, although I fail to see why Giz appears so surprised. Apple has been obsessed with proprietary, propriety and their “privacy” since year dot, from the giant dick at the top to the … Continue reading
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Interesting IE Domain Drops
I’ve been meaning to do a regular post about interesting IE domain drops for a while now, but wading through the list can be very dull. So instead of a comprehensive list, I’ll just troll through everything up to 10 … Continue reading
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LLU Line Share finally a reasonable price in Ireland
(Line Share allows other operators to rent just the internetty part of the line, without having to take the phoney part.) ComReg set it to 77c in August of last year and Eircom, predictably, appealed. The case is now settled, … Continue reading
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This Is My Job
Actually I rarely do design these days, I project manage; so I get to be the interface between the Client and the Designer. One day I’ll find the perfect cartoon representation of designers, I’ll link that post to this, and … Continue reading
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Why burgers on telly look great…
They’re not even cooked!
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The Veil Collection
Some linkage for Walter‘s wife’s wedding veils website The Veil Collection. As James says, it’s great to see Irish businesses competing, particularly in the online space. Nice site Walter!
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Hosting365 loses ICANN Accreditation
Over 28k? Absolutely bizarre. I wonder is it actually Hosting365, or is it misdirected mail for Register365. They only have 900-1000 domains, which hardly seems worth accrediting for in the first place. (Accreditation costs $2.5k up front, $4k a year, … Continue reading
Why the train from Cork to Dublin costs what it does…
The Baker Tilly Report into CIÉ/Iarnród Éireann
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