Posted by John R Hudson
( 3 minute read )
With mobile becoming more and more important in internet-based outreach, it's good to think about your mobile web strategy. You are recommended to build websites capable of display on desktop, tablet and mobile devices; we call this responsive design, a design which responds to the size and capabilities of the screen being used.
Posted by John R Hudson
( 2 minute read )
David S introduced
memtest86+ which can diagnose faulty RAM which may cause random crashes, the storage of faulty data, incorrect checksums and a range of inconsistent errors.
Posted by John R Hudson
( 3 minute read )
GIMP, or the GNU Image Manipulation Program, is the FOSS alternative to Photoshop.
Posted by John R Hudson
( 7 minute read )
Most voluntary organisations do not need to produce high quality reports, papers or even books but, for those who do, the best software for the past twenty years has been the free software LaTeX, particularly if their reports or papers need to have references, indexes, formulae or high quality images.
Posted by John R Hudson
( 6 minute read )
The arrival of Windows 8 RT in tablets and on mobile ’phones on October 26th and the announcement that Orange and T-Mobile have been given the go-ahead to offer 4G mobile ’phones raises the premium on HTML5.
Posted by John R Hudson
( 4 minute read )
A new report on the cost of cybercrime commissioned by the MoD suggests that we should spend a lot less on prevention and a lot more on detection.
Posted by John R Hudson
( 2 minute read )
Kriss and Shi introduced the co-operative
Spies vs Ghosts game they had devised for the Raspberry PiRaspberry Pi Hack Day.
Posted by John R Hudson
( 1 minute read )
David C gave us a photographic tour of Airedale
Fab Lab and suggested that we should organise a trip there one Saturday.