hdougie

It doesn't look like there is anything wrong with it to me, all looks valid and fine, but just try adding clear: both; to your content div. Although tbh I don't know if that will do anything because there is nothing wrong with your code looking at it, there is no reason I can see that the content div would be acting like that... even with the clear attribute, that's only usually needed after floating. But I dunno, give it a try and see.

Just go to your computer manufacturer's website support section, search your model etc, and download the drivers. If it's a custom built system, then find your motherboard model, go to your motherboard manufacturers site and download the drivers from there Install them all and you should be good to go.

If the BIOS isn't even detecting it, then sounds like its broke... You can often get the operating system not found error if your MBR is corrupt, so usually that is the first thing I would suggest (restore/fix MBR using a boot disk), but if your BIOS isn't detecting it then it sounds more serious than that

Just the fact that in a sense, the more money I make, the more money I can potentially make, if that makes sense? Because I started penniless (in fact, I started £190 in debt with my bank), I had no money to place into advertising/marketing, and therefore find it really hard to find clients, all my existing clients have been through referrals and word of mouth. But now that I'm slowly making a bit of money, I can start to invest some of it into marketing and advertising, which I would have done from the start if I had the startup funds.

The WildFire is essentially just a budget version of the Desire. I've heard good things about it, I'd say go for it if you can't afford the desire, it's supposed to be similar in a lot of ways.

I've been wanting to start going some conferences, didn't know about this, so very interested in attending it, provided I can find the funds to attend.

This was hard for me to do, as from just leaving college, there was no jobs so I've started basically from nothing... Having to make the most of my resources and what I've got... It's getting easier as each job I complete, I can finally start investing money back into business, but I have bills before I can do that. But really good advice that

Thanks, and yea, exactly. I have that drive, it's just I have my little moment where I think... This is so much effort, why can't I just have a stable job. If I can keep sticking it out, it will probably be fine after so long, it's just hard to get going. And yea, it is great being your own boss, but the 6 months you speak about is kinda what I'm having at the moment lol.. I think I underestimated how hard things would be, and maybe that was a big mistake for me to make. But going to stick it out, and fingers crossed everything will come together sooner or later

Funny you should say this, coz at the moment for me, it's looking the other way round. I resorted to freelancing and starting my own business quite simply because, after finally getting qualified and finishing college, there are literally no jobs in my area to do what I want to do, so I figured to start my own business... But I can tell you now... It is VERY, very hard. I have my up days, and my down days, and today is one of the down days I guess. It's just so worrying not knowing what is coming up, I am just about scraping along to pay my bills at the moment, with great bloody difficulty, but keep telling myself to keep going. Then I think, once I've finished the couple of jobs I've got going at the moment, what then? I've got business cards on the way, and trying to think of all the marketing methods I can... but it really is nothing short of very very hard work. If an agency offered me a job in web development any day now, I would easily jump straight into it... if anything, purely for the stability it offers, I know I may moan sometimes if that ever happens about how I've got a boss moaning at me all the time, but I just want that stability. At the moment, starting up myself, there is no stability whatsoever, and it really is, so damn worrying sometimes. An I know what the other mean when they say confidence is so important, it really is, and I've been improving mine so much over the past few weeks just getting stuck in there with clients. But yea, it's always gonna lead to the same thing, I want some financial stability

Battery life can be poor on desire at times too. I used to have to charge twice a day, then after burning in the battery after a few charges, it went to only once per day. Now that I'm rooted, I've installed setCPU too, and setup a profile so that when my screen is off, the CPU is underclocked to 245mhz, and it saves SO much battery... my phone used to use around 30-40% overnight, whilst I was sleeping... basically doing nothing... But since I've installed setCPU and that profile, it only drains by like 5% tops overnight

I've been looking into this recently, and yea think you should ring the tax office. If you're working as a sole trader/proprietorship, you have 3 months after earning money to declare yourself, but not sure how it works if you've been exempt for that long, so yea, I'd ring the tax office

I'm not bothered, happy with my desire as it is haha... and the latest froyo update just gave it 720p video recording too, and the framerate really aint too shabby better than I thought it'd be. And I'm stuck between twidroid and tweetcaster Ren, I like them both lol but my twitter is http://twitter.com/hdougie

Got a HTC Desire running rooted froyo and love it Welshhuw, afaik, it's included in any bundled data you have, but Google Maps uses quite a lot I think. I mainly have social apps, facebook, twidroid etc. Also have dropbox and evernote. And google skymap is pretty amazing.

Now I remember why I hate tables

I'm running on a 22" asus monitor at 1080p (1920x1080)... Love it, it's more than enough for what I do, although I do find myself thriving for more space every now and then. Also, I would kill for an LED monitor, they're simply nothing short of amazing for their contrast etc.