ISPs suck. They’re designed to. The A in ADSL stands for “Asymmetric”. That is, your download speed is faster than your upload speed. This makes sense for most domestic purposes. Most people suck down a lot more than they push up. But we’ve now entered the (permanent?) work-from-home era. If you’re anything like me, you’re…
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Inspired by my friend Meri’s WFH Setup Tips, I thought I’d share my home-working setup. We’ve moved house recently, so I’m still finding my feet – but as I work from home fairly often, and have a bit of RSI, I thought I’d show you what I’ve got and how I use it. The desk…
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Due to COVID19, I’m using a wide range of video conferencing services. Those of us who have work-supplied laptops usually have locked-down hardware. No unauthorised apps can be installed. That’s not a problem for Google Hangouts – it just works in any browser. No need to install plugins or apps. Voice and video just work.…
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