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On Sunday July 19 2009 Hardy announced on the EFnet website that Demon Internet will be delinking efnet.demon.co.uk and hub.uk from the EFnet IRC network in August.
For me, it marks the end of an era. There are no more UK IRC servers on the EFnet IRC network.
Yesterday marks the day that I took over the “cssbase” project.
CSSbase is a html and css base framework that has been developed to make web site development quicker and more efficient.
I hope to continue to maintain this project for all to use freely.
This week i’ve been tweaking a little site I’ve started called “ismybrowseruptodate.com“, which is designed to assist people who don’t know whether their browser is up-to-date or not.
At first I thought this would be simple, because I knew jQuery had browser detection and had a variable called jQuery.browser.version, which would be very useful for checking the browser version, or so I thought.
I started writing this article a long time ago, however after researching the DG834G I soon found many more articles and sites dedicated to hacking or customising the Netgear DG834G router.
Recently I have discovered that many of these sources are now going offline. The thing is about this router, even though it has been around since at least 2004, is that it is still in use and more importantly, still available to purchase, yet hardly changed in price.
So, the purpose of this article is to provide you with information on how to customise your Netgear DG834G router. I hope you find it useful.