As you might know, Clicksonline.info hosts the site for the comic Boys Will Be Boys.

The creator of the comic Gavin Aung Than has sent me a comic as thanks for hosting the site.

I once again what to thank him for his kind present and welcome you to check out the comic at www.boyswillbeboyscomic.com.au .

If you have a sitte you want me to create for your business, you can check all the details on the services I provide on  the Web Hosting page by clicking here . 

A lot of people have seen me using the internet on my laptop when I have been at their house fixing their computers. Whether you have dial up or a broadband connection, or none at all it does not affect me due to the system that I use to get internet access no matter where I am in the country.

The way this is done is with the Vodafone mobile internet 5 gigabyte plan for $40 a month, on a 24 month contract.

After one month of using the service, I have some numbers that will come in handy.

With the launch today of the News That Matters covering the computer and technology news from the week that was I have now launched a new part of the site.

If you go to www.newsthatmatters.com.au you can now read the news on it's own site. You can also get to the new site by clicking on the "Tech News" in the menu on the left of the screen.

I will still post the news stories here for the next 2 weeks, but then they will only appear on the News That Matters site at www.newsthatmatters.com.au.

Seeing as it is part of the Clicksonline.info site, and family of sites, all the terms and conditions as well as trustworthyness remain.

I hope you enjoy the new site and check on it each week. 

I'm going to try something new from today.

Nearly everyday something new, exciting or disastrous happens in the world of technology. In years gone past I have read the stories and commented on them. For a little over a year, all I have done is read them myself and left it at that. Today that all changes.

Every Friday night/Saturday morning, I will post the major computer and technology news that matters to everyone, from the most hard core computer user, through to someone who is only getting started on the road to techno-enjoyment.

As well as giving you the stories, I will also link to the original story and give you my thoughts on the developments, both good and bad, the stories can lead to.

Seeing as this was part of the plan for the business and website last year when I was orgainsing the relaunch it about time it started up to coincide with the new ad campaign.

Unfortunately I didn't plan this far enough in advance, so all the stories for this week are from ZDNet.com.au , but  I will search from a wider group of sources from next week.

Daylight saving changes cause chaos

Australia's main internet connection gets an upgrade

Free software not used by major government bodies

Federal government kills one billion dollar rural broadband contract

Leaks and data loss not due to one person

Ubuntu Linux the safest way to use a computer

Australia to get our own Silicon Valley, in Perth

Windows XP is allowed a few more breathes.

Click on the read more link to read the News That Matters for this week. 

The week is over and the majority of promotional work is done.

A couple of weeks ago I was reminded about how hard it is to read the letters that are on the back window of my car. Today I contacted Easysigns in the southern suburbs of Sydney to get a proper rear window full size ad.

I had looked into the option in the past but had decided to hold out. Now with the bus ad finished and just about to go up, I decided this is the right time. Using the blue area of the bus ad as a template I designed and set up the design for the car so that they both look similar and keep the appearance some what consistant.

I will try my best to make sure both ads start on the same day, and I will try and post a photo of both vehicles as soon as possible.

It's amazing, I just finish typing all the blog posts for today and sit down to watch Today Tonight and I get an email.

The email was from Gary Turner of Go Transit.

Like I said earlier today it was looking like quite a wait for the ad to turn up. It now appears it could happen a little faster.

Click on the Read More... link to actually see the first proof of the ad. Mind you the only thing I didn't like the arrow, but everything else is fine.