By jkt, on March 6th, 2011 Update – 2011-09-28: There's a way of watching Netflix without using a dedicated VPN service; read how, here.
During my last trip to the States I was introduced to the joys of Netflix, an internet video on demand service. There is a video on demand service available in the UK – LoveFilm . . . →Read More: How-to: Netflix from the UK
By jkt, on November 18th, 2010 Note: Updated February 22 to add basic support (via a code tweak in tl2rssPL.pm – search for "categories" and update the array for now) for multiple categories
I have used TorrentLeech for my various media needs for nearly two years now. While it's a great site, the RSS feed is nearly always offline . . . →Read More: tl2rssPL: Perl TorrentLeech To RSS server
By jkt, on November 3rd, 2010 There is an art the problem reporting. It could be a science, but I think of it as an art as then it remains fluid, adaptable to the problem at hand. Semantics aside, your task as the reporter is this: To report the problem in such a way no further contact with you is required . . . →Read More: The art of problem reporting
By jkt, on October 31st, 2010 Note: This post presumes knowledge of UNIX and some Bash shell scripting. I was also able to do this because I have unix shell access on the host which held my email previously – this is also a requirement!
When I first transitioned to Google Apps nearly a year ago, getting . . . →Read More: Importing historic sent mail into Gmail
By jkt, on October 30th, 2010 Search engine rankings are all the rage; they have been for years. There is a whole industry built around search engine optimisation (SEO). My thoughts are a lot of companies providing these kinds of services are providing no information beyond what can not be deduced from logically thinking about how the engines work.
. . . →Read More: The magic of HTTP Response Code 301
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