Sorry the front page hasn’t been updated. This is for two reasons:

• I have no internet at home.
• I can’t be bothered.

But it’s fine, because it has now been updated.

BTW, I’m posting this from school.

A tool was launched quite a while back now, which lets you see whether your ISP is throttling your BitTorrent traffic. I took the test today, out of curiosity, and it turns out that Tiscali are nice to everyone, and don’t throttle BitTorrent traffic (or at least not that you can detect).

You can test yourself at their website.

These are my results:

OK, I thought I’d post about this, because it’s really quite amazing. Microsoft released this recently, so I downloaded it and tried it out. You can explore the entire night sky, from about 20 different satellites.

You can read more here: http://scobleizer.com/2008/02/27/what-made-me-cry-microsofts-world-wide-telescope/

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OK - the blog is fixed (ish), and the new style is ONLINE!

Post your comments in the forum, and if you find any bugs, I’d appreciate it if you reported the in the support forum, or by using the ‘Contact Me’ link at the bottom of all the pages.

Enjoy!

UPDATE: I’ve put a forum post about it on the forums. It’s posted as a sticky post in the ‘Anything’ forum, so post your suggestions there!

RAJAR (Radio Joint Audience Research Limited), the radio listening figures governing body has released figures for January 2008 to April 2008 were released today. Read more by going to http://www.radiotoday.co.uk/news.php?extend.3342.

EDIT: I just thought I’d add this link: http://www.rajar.co.uk/listening/quarterly_listening.php - Adam.

This year’s BBC April Fool - Penguins:

The effects are amazing!
The making of:

OK Everyone - we now have an IRC Channel.  We are using the freenode IRC network (irc.freenode.net) and our channel name is #adamsite

You don’t have to have an IRC client to chat though - you can use our online Java applet, located at www.adamsite.co.uk/irc/

Enjoy!

The one they didn’t want you to see…

I’d just like to say… well done to Alan Johnston, the BBC Corrispondent who was kidnapped just over a year ago. He has now been given an ‘international award’ for his contributions to BBC World Service… since December 2007 Alan has been a presenter on the radio station.

Read more on http://www.radiotoday.co.uk/news.php?extend.3164.2.