How bizarre, and why does it happen so oftern?  I don't know why the tracker indexing program continuously remains at 1% of the file system on my Fedora 13 laptop but I do wish it would get its act into gear sometimes.  Does anyone else have this problem or is it just me?

...is installed and working fine (thankfully!).  It took me over an hour to install because of the number of items in the case.  As it's a quad rail power supply I'm hoping that I haven't overloaded one of the 12V rails (shouldn't have but you never know).

All's good with it at the moment :)

Well that's the question I asked myself last night and it looks like I can (according to 2 sources I read on the internet).  So with that in mind I'll be looking to replace my Intel Pro Wireless 3945ABG card with an Intel Pro Wireless 4965ABN (same size, interface etc).

Currently I can pull down 2.5MB/s over wifi so I'm hoping to see a marked improvement on this once I've got the N card installed and working, hopefully with the 2 antennas which are in my Vaio SZ5 laptop.

In what has been some of the most emotional days of my life so far, I wasn't expecting to get home and then have my computer quite literally explode on me :(

Surely a 700W power supply would cope with running:

Finally, confirmation today that the house is finally mine! Now I just need to wait 7 days (Wednesday 21st October) until the completion date to get some keys :)

Anyone fancy helping with some clearing, cleaning, painting and gardening? Free chocolate hobnobs if you do!

Why is it I can't get my expensive pint in a glass in case I smash it but cheap bottles of drink are in glass bottles?

Do you think it would be possible to program a virus that uses a vulnerability in Microsoft Internet Explorer 6 to gain access to the computer and then upgrade it to IE8? P.S. Windows update doesn't count...

If Microsoft aren't allowed to put Internet Explorer in Windows 7, how is Joe Bloggs meant to download Firefox/Safari/Opera/IE8?

Wow, just as I was offering someone £120 for their rejected E71 (iPhone 3G S 'replacing' it) they go and announce the Nokia E72! If you haven't heard about the E72, it's a query based Symbian Series 60 phone as per the E71 but expands on this already great phone with FM transmitter (podcasts in the car!), 5 megapixel camera (yus!), optical d-pad (ooooh!) and 600MHz processor (zoom!). Now lets hope that Mail for Exchange works on it...