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Colourful ads

OK I know the ad block to the right here is not exactly in keeping with the aesthetics of the site, but regular readers will know that this whole blog is one long experiment in web publishing, so sorry we'll live with it for a while.

Sorry about the outages over the last 24 hours

Sorry about the outages over the last 24 hours. WestHost has had a power problem. It is one hiccup in normally superb service. Wonder who their UPS manufacturer is eh?

The soundtrack to the IT Skeptic blog

I thought I'd add a suggested soundtrack to the IT Skeptic blog

Note: only US readers can buy but anyone can listen :-D

ITILearner

In response to popular demand, now you can choose your ITILearner mug, cap, badge, mousepad or clothing in the colours of your country's Learner Driver symbol. C'mon, own up!

New subscription system for the IT Skeptic website

TO ALL REGISTERED USERS OF THIS WEBSITE: Please bear with us as we bed in a new subscription system for this website - the system that sends you notification emails.

Where the IT Skeptic has been

craigieburn 2 The IT Skeptic's trip to the Netherlands for the itSMF conference did not cause noticeable interruption to this blog, but the subsequent trip to New Zealand's Southern Alps did. No internet, no mobile phone, no earth-phone, no mailman ... heaven.

Get IT Skeptic widgets

Help yourself to widgets if you would like to post them on your own website. All widgets are available as Java or Flash (or... or... or... lots of options!). Examples:

Java

Linky love

There has been another change to the way this blog works - a tiny change that is bigger than it looks. It shares the linky love. All registered comment contributors especially should read this. [Update: bug fixed, should work for all users. please report to me if not working]

The IT Skeptic's Solid Gold Hits, Volume 1 - selected quotes

Here are some favourite quotes from the IT Skeptic:

Bullshit sounds less like bullshit when it is exact bullshit

If ITIL V2 taught us how to walk, ITIL V3 teaches us how to run. Trouble is so many organisations are still sitting down.

To create solutions, think of people, process and technology in equal parts and in that order.

DNS problem fixed on www.itskeptic.org

I found a DNS error for this site today. So if you have been experiencing problems accessing itskeptic.org, I hope they will be a thing of the past.

I'd like to say a special thankyou to Deaf-Llama for reporting the problem with excellent trace information so I could nail it quickly and easily.

I wonder how long it has been that way? Please drop me a note if you had similar DNS problems accessing this site and when.

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