Author Archives: nickromney
WAMP setup on Win XP Pro
My web hosting package is LAMP (Linux, Apache, MySql, PHP4), but my laptop runs Windows XP. Here is how I got a WAMP (Windows, Apache, MySql, PHP) environment for development at home. Continue reading
Firefox extensions
I’ve been using Mozilla’s Firefox browser for over a year now, and it’s my main browser. One of the key reasons is its extensibility, and here are the extensions I use (generated by the Listzilla extension):
Mid-rank Nerd
Followed the link on Heal Your Church Website to take the Nerd Quiz. And here’s the result:
Essential software
Read one of Photomatt‘s articles on essential software, which got me to thinking on some of the more useful pieces of software I use. Here is an impromptu list: Web design: Firefox 1.0 – My favourite browser Filezilla – Open … Continue reading
Romney is a fraud
When updating this website caused me to re-install, I checked to see the Google rank of “Nick Romney”. I’m pleased to say that this site came up first. So, with my ego suitably stroked, I decided to do a little … Continue reading
Christian marketing
I had almost forgotten about Testamints since seeing them in a Christian bookshop / coffee-house some years ago. A quick search on Google, and I found a couple of articles which sum up my attitude to the quasi-Gnosticism of “Christian” … Continue reading
Notre Dame
When I was in Paris a couple of weeks ago, I took a couple of tourist pictures – Notre Dame and the Champs Elysees.
Getting Things Done
I’m a big fan of personal development (Tony Robbins, Stephen Covey, Tony Buzan, Robert Allen, and Brian Tracy to name but a few), but after years of books and seminars, I had so much going on in my head that … Continue reading
Less vs. fewer
Via Mark Pilgrim, another site covering misused expressions: Less refers to quantity, fewer to number. “His troubles are less than mine” means “His troubles are not so great as mine.” “His troubles are fewer than mine” means “His troubles are … Continue reading
US Visit
This article in Wired covers the changes in entry restrictions to the US from September 30 2004. This stops short of the biometric passports originally tabled as required from October, but will still require visitors from “visa waiver” countries (Andorra, … Continue reading