It’s been a while since my last post, so I thought I’d update you on my current events…
Recently I began working for an IT support company (Storm-IT) – I’m nearly into my first month in fact!

Although some of my work there is naturally going to be desktop-based remote support and troubleshooting, both my line manager and the managing director are very supportive in facilitating diversification within my job role.

I work in a very talented team of individuals – even the female “Personal Assistant” to the Managing Director is not scared to get her hands dirty on a machine!

The atmosphere is very hospitable with none of the usual politics you’d find in an office environment (none that are clearly visible, anyway). Everyone works together to get problems solved, which is great because I’m confident that should I be on a call too long and run out of “clever” ideas, I can then escalate the support to another (just as enthusiastic) member of staff!

In case you were wondering what my current projects for this new company are… Well, I’ve listed them below:

Storm-IT – Browser Toolbar
A simple yet extremely effective addition to any web-browser…
This toolbar makes it possible to connect to either your social network, or our team of support engineers!

For more information, please click here.

Storm-IT – Mobile Assistance
In need of help configuring your mobile, or saving valuable space on your device?
Simply visit the Storm-IT mobile assistance website directly from your devices web-browser!

For more information, please click here.

Storm-IT – Social Networking
Connecting technology with people, don’t be afraid of new computer trends…
At Storm-IT we do all the machine interfacing, so you don’t have to decipher technical jargon to find what suits you!

For more information, please click here.

I am also in talks with the company management to branch out in new areas of technology trades and trends.
So that hopefully in months to come you’ll have at least been tempted to try some of the services we provide!

Check out the websites by following the links provided on the right-hand panel ===>

Thank you for reading!

PS: I will try to update this blog from time to time, however, I will be very busy with work so perhaps I wont be as active as I once was.

BUT

I will be keeping the content of my blog up-to-date, even if I don’t post as regular – since I know how much you guys like your warez/pr0n fix!

‘Dark Source’ is an online game hacking community dedicated to providing affordable and reliable multi-player game hacks.
With an extensive team of programmers and developers working to produce cheats for today’s most popular game releases, this online community currently has five different game titles covered!

For more information please visit their website…

As always, I wish them every success.
You can visit their site via: http://darksource.co.uk/

Ka0s started programming in college, then onto university about 2/3 years ago. He began to code for ‘Counter-Strike: Source’. He started off with picking up ‘Royal Hacks’ public esp source code and took off from there. He is a master of all trades in the sense of coding, but tends to stick with ‘old skool’ software (visual studio 2003) as he finds the new software to have far too many dependencies (not good when you share the app about), if he was to label an exact skill it would be an ‘eye for design & simplisity’. If he designs software he tends to design them to be simple to use and easy on the eyes – too much information is a bad thing! (too much control too!).

As always, I wish them every success.
You can visit their site via: http://ka0tic.co.uk/

‘D.D.I’ is an independent games creator and publications website providing short, imaginative titles for the PC.
It’s only recently started up with a minimal amount of developers, however, it has began work on a few great releases that should be ready soon!

For more information please visit their website.

As always, I wish them every success.
You can visit their site via: http://dropdeadinteractive.co.uk/

The young Chef, 22 years of age, hails from Nova Scotia, Canada, and with ten publications, five spoken word CDs, and plenty of experience in kitchens all over Canada and America; despite his age, he has an incredible work ethic, and two companies which he has brought up from the ground up.  While continuously working, thinking, and imagining all that can be done with food and cuisine, he also reflects upon the psychology of the kitchen and its cultural representations.

As always, I wish them every success.
You can visit their site via: http://chefperry.co.uk