A question often put forward to web developers is the importance of a mobile responsive website (aka mobile friendly website). In short, it refers to a website resizing itself on different screen sizes such as desktops, tablets and mobile phones. Aesthetically, this is important because websites are viewed on a variety of different devices and…
So I’ve been guilty of the cardinal sin: I’ve ‘fixed’ something that wasn’t broken. On Cyber Monday recently, I was sent an advertisement recommending that I move to PlusNet for a very attractive price – £25.99 per month including line rental for their unlimited 80/20 FTTC package. At the time I was paying closer to…
One of our customers is a digital musician, and was putting together a package of hardware to take to gigs. For live music, they use a software package called Bitwig Studio on their MacBook Pro, presently running the latest version of the MacOS – 10.13.2 – “High Sierra”. As a simple control surface for this…
In the previous two parts of my series (Part 1 here and Part 2 here) I described why it’s still possible to find an obsolete OS like Windows XP in production environments. I explained why it’s a great idea to take a full backup of the computer’s hard disk, and suggested the basics of firewalling…