If you are looking for an alternative to Skydrive, I’d recommend you have a look at zovo. With unlimited storage, the ability to sync data across various machines (like Dropbox), and the ability to backup network drives, it might be a worthwhile alternative to consider.
I should just say, that I have a biased interest in zovo, being its founder and all.
As some of you may have noticed, the design of my blog has drastically changed.
This has been on my to do list for a while, and finally, we are nearly there. I’ve now moved the site over to the mediatemple.com grid service, so things should be a lot more responsive. Part of the demise of my regular blogging was due to the sluggishness of wordpress on my old server.
As much as possible I’ve tried to preserve the link paths with this migration, but just in case, the old blog will still be available on old.hamleshmotah.com, for a short while.
I’ll also setup files.hamleshmotah.com as a more permanent mirror/repository on the old server, for downloads and resources such as the system restore ISOs, which seem to still be very popular
1. Log into LinkedIn.com
2. Select Contacts > Add Connections from the menu.
3. Towards the bottom of the page you will see “Import your desktop email contacts” – select this.
4. Upload each CSV.
5. Make sure all contacts are selected, then click “Invite selected contacts”.
You will need to repeat this for each CSV file, and you may run out of invites if your account is new. You will have to come back every week or so and try again until you’ve imported/invited all of the contacts.
The UK, as much as I love this country, its weather sucks. We should be in the peaks of summer right now, but instead its pouring with rain. Nearly every day it rains, be it sustained or intermittently.
After getting soaked on my way into London, and drenched on my way out of London, riding my GSXR 600 today, I thought I’d do a quick post to get bikers thinking about raining day riding, and how to do it safely.
This article has some great pointers… in fact, even though I’ve been riding for years now, its only this year that I started to “turn your head side to side to clear visor”…
A lot of people are put off riding mopeds in the rain, and many new riders will not likely even contemplate it. When you have bought a moped or a motorbike for your main method of transport for popping out and about …