I’ve been using Linux on servers for years, since before I started learning to code. Finally, after something like 7/8 years I am almost fully confident in severing the ties to my highly underused Windows installation on my personal laptop, but there are still a couple of exceptions

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Moving to Linux – Finding Alternative Software

At our company we currently all work on one shared network drive. The source code is not under any kind of source control, which for me is a big no-no. I’d love to be able to set up SVN and us all work of separate repositories and just commit back to a trunk or branch, but our tech manager doesn’t agree.

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Question: How does source control work in a non-distributed environment?

This used to be the ‘hello world’ post. It’s taken from July to now – that’s 5 months – to pick a theme for my blog and then get around to editing it. I’m quite inclined to say that that’s pretty rubbish, but I won’t, because that’s the usual response I have to these kind of things.

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Strangers in the same boat – Christmas 2009

No google storage team, thank you... Hi, We wanted to let you know about some exciting changes to your Google paid storage plan

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Google storage update: More space for your photos and email

My gumtree ads ( mygumtreeads.com ) is a new project of mine, filling in what I see as one of the major gaps in Gumtree's current service. The gap that I and I'm sure many other people have experienced is the inability to setup a user page containing all of your ads for easy reference, a bit like an eBay store.

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My Gumtree Ads

As anyone who actually reads this blog probably already knows, I work for an internet marketing company called Netbasic as projects manager and web developer. We entered the Tech Track 100 this year and as you can see from their website we're No. 3, which makes us the 3rd fastest growing private technology company in the UK ! Not bad at all for just 7 people! Since then we've doubled in size, grabbed some extra office space and completely revamped one of our bigger brands, accepted.co.uk - a mammoth task but something necessary to keep us on top of the game! So what's next?

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Netbasic – No. 3 in the Tech Track 100!