Archive for February, 2009

Need a new mobile, don’t bother with T-Mobile, they just dont’ care!

Feb 26th

Posted by admin in General stuff

Rant alert – my current contract with T-Mobile (UK) is now up, 18 months on from when I signed up.
I was on the Flex 35 package which cost £35/month. I’m now looking to upgrade to the new LG Renoir phone with internet etc
Anyway I took a look on their website to see what deals More >

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Quake Live launching in open beta | News | TechRadar UK

Feb 24th

Posted by admin in General stuff

Quake Live – can’t wait to play this….

Eagerly awaited online shooter Quake Live goes into open Beta today, with the ad-supported game likely to quickly pick up a fan base.
The game formerly known as Quake Zero is id software’s and uses the id Tech 3 engine, but it is likely to be speed of gameplay More >

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Developers issue death warrant for IE6 | News | TechRadar UK

Feb 24th

Posted by admin in C# and ASP.Net

A campaign calling for the immediate death of Internet Explorer 6 is picking up pace, with a host of developers castigating the browser that ‘hindered the development of the web’.

.net magazine is supporting a campaign to rid the world of IE6 – a browser that is still being used by a large proportion of people More >

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Add META keywords and Description in ASP.NET (DigitalColony.com)

Feb 10th

Posted by admin in C# and ASP.Net

Add META keywords and Description in ASP.NET
Here is the syntax for programmatically adding META tags to an ASP.NET 2.0 page.
HtmlMeta metaDesc = new HtmlMeta();
metaDesc.Name = “description”;
metaDesc.Content = “Tips on roasting coffee at home”;
Page.Header.Controls.Add(metaDesc);
HtmlMeta metaKey = new HtmlMeta();
metaKey.Name = “keywords”;
metaKey.Content = “roast, coffee, home, tips”;
Page.Header.Controls.Add(metaKey);
ASP.NET will render the above code to valid XHTML META tags.
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