Well, it would seem that Sourceforge hasn’t tested how the ads on their site affect the experience on mobile. Great, your site is basically unusable.
Author: Lee
LastPass for Android Brings all the power of the desktop plugin
I’ve been using LastPass for, probably about a year now. If you don’t know, it’s a password management tool. For me, it allows me to keep a different random password for each site, and not have to worry about remembering them. As well as this, it allows you to do extra things such as security… Continue reading LastPass for Android Brings all the power of the desktop plugin
Google fix 30 minute purchase issue
In the news recently there has been some complaint with regards to the fact that if you were to purchase something in Google Play Store on Android, you have 30 minutes to install as much as you want without reentering that password. It looks like you have the ability to change this in the Google… Continue reading Google fix 30 minute purchase issue
SeLinux, the NSAs front door back door??
An article on the front of the latest Linux Format caught my attention, it announced “Beat the NSA” I presume the article is going to offer various options such as using openvpn and encrypting your drives and emails etc, etc. An article which they wrote a few years back but was titled “Beat the hackers”… Continue reading SeLinux, the NSAs front door back door??
Installing Ubuntu Touch onto Nexus 7 2012 from Fedora 20 (in depth)
When I started looking at installing Ubuntu onto my rarely used Nexus 7 2012 edition tablet, I hadn’t considered how much of a right pain in the arse it would be if you weren’t running Ubuntu. Turns out, if you’re running Ubuntu, it should be a walk in the park, if you’re running anything else,… Continue reading Installing Ubuntu Touch onto Nexus 7 2012 from Fedora 20 (in depth)
The value of teaching coding at a young age.
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Oculus Rift – What’s it good for?
The Oculus Rift has been in developers hands for at least a few months now. Where they have been putting it through its paces to get a feel for what they can do with it. If you’ve not heard of the Oculus Rift then to sum it up, it’s essentially a head mounted screen which… Continue reading Oculus Rift – What’s it good for?
The downfall of the UK Highstreet.
Is it just me, or if 10 years ago Blockbuster, HMV etc had used their names online to create a digital version of themselves, then they might have held on. GAME will likely go next, despite attempts to save it, then who knows. Soon the highstreet will just be clothes shops and empty premises. Electronics… Continue reading The downfall of the UK Highstreet.
Installing Skype on Fedora 18 Beta
Hello all, I’ve just installed Skype (skype-4.1.0.20-fedora.i586.rpm) on my Fedora 18 Beta version of Linux and I thought I’d share the dependencies with everyone as I have done in the past. If you get a root terminal up and execute this command: [code]yum install alsa-lib.i686 qt-x11.i686 qt.i686 qtwebkit.i686 libXScrnSaver.i686[/code] that should pull in all the… Continue reading Installing Skype on Fedora 18 Beta
4th Generation Nexus Phone to be Intel Based
There are strong suggestions around that Google will be using an Intel based platform for their next Nexus phone. I can’t see them making a much larger device as the Galaxy Nexus, their current Nexus phone is already on the cusp of being too large, even though the Galaxy S III is slightly larger and… Continue reading 4th Generation Nexus Phone to be Intel Based