The MSN adcenter (sic) should be usable in Firefox as of August 5th. MSN is a business, so they obviously realised that they couldn't alienate users. It still isn't of much use to advertisers interested in targetting Irish MSN users though .... … [Read more...] about MSN Adcenter To Support Firefox
Accessibility Procurement Toolkit
The IIA blog mentions that there is a draft Accessible Procurement Toolkit currently available for comment … [Read more...] about Accessibility Procurement Toolkit
Irish Bureaucracy – Working Well (for once!)
Last Monday I spent the afternoon sorting out a few administrative tasks that I had been putting off for ages, as I had been dreading them. First of all I had to renew my passport and then I had to renew my driving license. I expected both operations to be awkward and time consuming, but I was happily mistaken! The Gardai were very helpful in filling out the forms for the … [Read more...] about Irish Bureaucracy – Working Well (for once!)
MailScanner – Even More New Features
Julian has just released the August version of MailScanner and, as usual, has made a great bit of software even better. One of the things that has always been awkward to track were changes in the config ie. our custom changes vs. Julian's default settings. You can now see this easily by running: MailScanner --changed which will output a table of values that have been changed. … [Read more...] about MailScanner – Even More New Features
AerLingus.com – Taken Over by Americans?
For some odd reason the Aer Lingus website is now defaulting to the display for US visitors. I've tried this from several different IP ranges and it always does the same thing. Haven't they heard of Geo IP?? … [Read more...] about AerLingus.com – Taken Over by Americans?