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Bar codes by Pandammonium at 12.20 BST, 7 Oct 2009

I scanned Google’s bar code image with my bar code reader.

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Double trouble at Google Checkout by Pandammonium at 13.32 GMT, 27 Jan 2009

Remember I complained no end about Google Checkout being pants? Well, I sent them a message using the form that Vishnu helpfully provided a link to, and I received a reply today saying I have two Google Checkout accounts! Apparently, I used both to order the item I wanted, so they cancelled one [...]

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Checking out of Google checkout by Pandammonium at 18.13 GMT, 24 Jan 2009

If your credit card company declines payment because they suspect identity theft, Google Checkout *will* cancel your order, whether your payment goes through or not after clearing it with your credit card company. Google Checkout is worse than useless.

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CSS = Completely Sodding Stupid by Pandammonium at 09.29 BST, 10 Sep 2008

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Ha! It seems I’m not the only one who is bothered by CSS – remember I ranted about it the other day. This chap, Dave, posting to GeekLondon.com, has written a whole list of things that annoy him about CSS. He points out that it’s not intuitive, which [...]

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Google Chrome by Pandammonium at 22.06 BST, 2 Sep 2008

This is my first post written using Google Chrome, but will it be my last?

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A new search engine by Pandammonium at 09.22 BST, 28 Jul 2008

http://www/cuil.com/ – new way to search.

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LaTeX: flush figures and tables by Pandammonium at 12.12 BST, 6 Jun 2008

Useful blog post found about how to flush tables and figures in Latex.

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