Welcome to my Blog

This is actually Version 4 of my blog. 

  • Version 1: Was hand coded posts on my original Website back in the early 90’s before the term Blog was even invented.
  • Version 2: Was on Livejournal
  • Version 3: Was on the three-Ninjas site
  • Version 4: (And hopefully final version) is here!

Enjoy!

There are some series of posts that go together. You can access them directly with the links below.

Care In The Community – AKA Death of the Asylum

I Swear They Are Testing Me!

I read a book many, many years ago. It was one of the Foundation series by Isaac Asimov, Either second foundation, or foundation and earth, I forget which. (I did read them all in order straight after each other, so the actual books blurred into...

read more
Care In The Community – AKA Death of the Asylum

Mail Filter Madness – Part 2

Sometimes when you come up with a new project to work on you jump right in without fully considering all the possible side projects you will need to work on to get the main project working. For example:- Step one of my Server Side Mail Filters SSMF...

read more
Care In The Community – AKA Death of the Asylum

Mail Filter Madness – Part 1

I have to admit I am a bit unorganised in the email department! In fact,  that’s a bit of an understatement! I am extremely unorganised in the email department! Due to different projects, and historical reasons I have several domain names, with...

read more
The cake is a lie?

The cake is a lie?

Cake or death? Uh, cake please. All right… You, cake or death? Cake please! Here. Next! You, cake or death? Death please. No, cake! You said death first! I know, but I meant cake! Oh, all right. You’re lucky we’re Church of England… You, cake or...

read more
Care In The Community – AKA Death of the Asylum

Ghosts At The Insane Asylum

It seems the Insane Asylum is haunted, or we have the worlds weirdest burglars. Last night as I made my bid for freedom I left Gawain my trusty work desktop recompiling its kernel, and doing other re-compiles of parts of its OS. I know it was doing...

read more