Instagram changed the way it works quick a while back and thus rendered dhIMG Instagram broken. I have finally got around to fixing the program and it now seems to be working perfectly fine. If any problems do arise in future, may I ask - as I don't use the program myself -, can you notify me either via Twitter or the Contact form on here. Thank you, and enjoy. :)

Changes in v1.1

» Updated program because of Instagram changes

Download

You can download the latest version from:
https://dalehay.me/download/dhimg_instagram/

For instructions on how to use this program, please check its initial... [read more]

It has been very hard over the weekend to not notice the news from Florida, first the amazing Christina Grimmie then the Pulse nightclub.

Grimmie came to my attention many years back when she did a cover of David Guetta's hit 'Titanium' and since then I always used to check her out every few weeks to see what else she has sang. I would say she has a bright future for her, but she was recognised - and rightly so! She was (and I feel bad having to use the term 'was' instead of 'is') recognised, not only through the... [read more]

dhIMG Tumblr is a free program that works on pretty much any computer running Microsoft Windows and allows you to download the images from a Tumblr page easily. This tool can be extremely handy if you are wanting to backup your Tumblr profile and don't wish to save every image manually.

Features

- Small program size
- Standalone application (no need to install)
- Quick downloading of Tumblr images
- Always the highest quality picture downloaded
- Set where your downloads goto

What's New in 1.2?

- Downloading of photosets now works
- Dialog... [read more]

Noticed this image circulating a fair bit today and immediately questioned its authenticity as that's too good of a mistake to not get noticed. So, as ya do, I had a quick properly look and from what I can see so far, it's a fake.

My reasons?

1) The 'dot' on the I within Tesco's font (which is actually named 'Tesco') does not have a square 'dot' [Purple arrow]. Note the other two lines [blue arrows] (one I wrote and the original label one) are circular.

2) [Blue arrow] There's a very faint... [read more]

I don't really play many games these days, mainly because none of the equipment I own is powerful enough to play the games and they're not as fun these days either where more time and effort have been put into the graphics than the game play itself (give me [PSX era] Spyro The Dragon, Crash Bandicoot or Tombi anyday!)

These days when I do play a game, it's usually some sort of boring - yet addictive - increment game (like Cookie Clicker or AdCap!). Simple games that you can spend about 5 minutes a day catching up... [read more]

Over the past couple of years I have been seeing the same term banded around prior to the official release date of an album, "leaked", and it bugs me because if you had an ounce of common sense, you would click that it's just a tired old marketing ploy.

How so? Well, most music fans get excited for when the release date of their favourite singer/bands album is published and then like to fire off a few hundred tweets and Facebook posts predicting how the next album will change their life forever, yadda yadda. What is... [read more]

If you follow me on Twitter, you would know that I am heavily into my weather stuff and that I have running every six hours a few scripts that I have mashed together to generate visible weather maps for the temperature, wind speed, rain and pressure for the British Isles. Now when these maps have generated, they can be quite hefty. The last weigh-in I did for the maps was 73.2MB, which if you're wanting to quickly browse them and you're not on a 4G or decent WiFi connection end up loading quite slowly.

I did however come... [read more]

Before I begin, I must say that I have no idea why I ended up on The Daily Mail website ("MailOnline") and I can't be bothered to look through my history either to see how and why, but whilst on there I tottled into their Science section for all articles to do with, well, Science and Technology. And I saw one article that caught my attention.

Titled "The secret sites you WON'T find... [read more]

The BBC iPlayer is brilliant for catching up on anything you've missed on TV or Radio over the past month and it's very easy to navigate and use. However for me and I'm guessing quite a few other people too, if you've got a computer/laptop that's a couple of years old then when you're watching something on the iPlayer it lags, stutters and then goes on a mental buffering style loop whilst causing your computer to run at 100% CPU. It's highly annoying.

The iPlayer does however offer you some choice to watch the programmes in, so... [read more]

Twitter has decided to change a few things with how they deliver the images and because of this change it ended up causing dhIMG Twitter v1.5 to not work anymore. I have successfully made a work around and have tested the program and everything seems to be working fine now, so to get the latest version, just download from the same link below.

Changes in v1.6

» Updated program because of Twitter changes

Download

You can download the latest version from:
https://dalehay.me/download/dhimg_twitter/

For instructions on how to use this program, please check its initial release post here.