Out of all the devices available for reading I find the Kindle Paperwhite the best. It’s a good size to carry and the non-reflective screen means it can be read in broad sunlight. The iPad has many benefits but the way it reflects bright light means it’s not really good for long sessions of reading. …
My dad goes fishing and he’s quite good at it. He’s never had to buy fish to feed the family since 1997. This is where him and his friends like to show some of their better catches.
Sometimes you may want a copy of all of the data you have added into Facebook. This will include all the posts you have made as well as the photos and videos you uploaded. Below is the easy way of getting a copy of that data. Step 1: Open your Facebook account in a desktop web browser. Click …
My dad has been making home-brewed beer for a number of years. He’s quite good at now*. In a lot of cases people tend to prefer his lagers over the commercially available brews. That no doubt has a lot to do with the fact that he is not only the maker but also the barman and …
This was written for ‘Palace Echo’ about how we watched the Crystal Palace / West Ham United play-off final in 2004 on the other side of the world. It’s a pub rammed to the rafters, there’s more cockney accents than you can shake a jellied eel at and the majority are there to watch the …
This was written for ‘Eagle Eye’ in 2005 as Palace looked (correctly as it later turned out) to be heading for relegation. The club owner, Simon Jordan, and manager, Iain Dowie, did not get on well with Routledge’s agent, Paul Stretford, who was keen to move him to that graveyard of young English players – …
I was starting to look around in Xcode 5 and noticed that creating an AppIcon in image assets now has space for twenty items (that’s not including the eight for the watch). This comprises seventeen different sizes which map to 29, 40, 50, 57, 58, 60, 72, 76, 80, 87, 100, 114, 120, 144, 152, 167 and …
Written about Palace’s play-off final game against West Ham in 2004, it appeared in the one-off resurrection issue of legendary fanzine ‘Eagle Eye’ in February 2005. Clement Clarke Moore may have provided some inspiration. ‘Twas the night before Cardiff, when all through the club Not a person was stirring, they were all at the pub; …
This was written for the ‘Palace Echo’ fanzine after the play-off final win in 2004. The person most disappointed with the result was the one who did the most to have it shown in Australia. Originally the play-off final wasn’t going to be shown in Australia. This was going to deprive a number of Palace …
My name is Graham Nealon. I’m a software developer living in Australia and have decided to (finally) start collating certain thoughts into a more cohesive form. So this is where I shall put some very occasional ramblings.
