Squarewords See if you can solve this letter array puzzle. This is one of a large number of puzzles I wrote back in the 80’s. Seems a shame to waste it, so I’ve added it here. Squarewords Read clockwise or anticlockwise each block of four letters can form two or more words. No proper nouns […]
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Nexus word puzzle Going through my boxes, I found a load of puzzles I wrote back in the 80’s for various places. Seems a waste, so I’ll start adding them here. Can you find the connection between the following four words ? (nxa001) Words : Beam fish rise less (nxa002b) Words: Sane lark tans rice
‘Celebs’ doing depression You have to laugh how all of a sudden it almost seems fashionable to be “depressed”. You can almost hear the PR people and ‘celebrity’ agents minds ticking over with this: Agent: “Have you seen the coverage Catherine Zeta-Jones is getting? Get out there now and admit you have a problem” (a
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The draw will start on May 1st, with the million gold winner drawn on May 31st. Here’s the first proper tweet about it: Coming soon : Jaw dropping giveway for #WoW: 30 daily draws of 10,000g and one of those lucky winners will be drawn to win ONE MILLION GOLD !!! Question: Can you really
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T(w)itter ye not (NOTE: This post was moved from milliontwits.com, posted on June 1st, 2009. For all it’s dated, it’s still valid!) Hypocritical I know, but seriously, go for quality, not quantity. A thousand genuine followers beats a million automated bot scraped followers hands down! Here’s my take on it: if they don’t RT …
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Get paid to complete surveys? I plan on doing a separate blog site just for this (when I can think of a good name) but I figured I’d better start here or I’ll never get moving on it :S It won’t just be surveys, of course, it will look at related options, like draw, competitions,
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Data backup Last year I had a hard drive fail on me. A Seagate. I know some people don’t like Seagate, but I’ve used them for nearly 30 years, or at least as far back as I can remember, and before this I’ve never seen one fail before. I remember the breeze block sized 10Mb
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Brief comparison and contrast of the Debugging features of MS Visual Basic and C Nota bene: Again, this is an old assignment I did about a decade ago for a HNC Software Engineering course I did. Useful if only for historic reason, but much of it still holds true. Overview of C debugging C allows
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