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Posts by jai
2236 posts • joined 8 May 2007
Google drive cloud to rain on Apple, Dropbox parade
no thanks. am sure they'll start charging for it once enough people start using it
Life-size Portal gun to shoot onto shelves soon
oh i want one, i want one!!!!
where's the cake?
British Red Cross First Aid
it's GameCenter enabled???
Asus UX21E Zenbook 11.6in Ultrabook
viewing angle
This seems to be the problem with all these ultrabooks that have been reviewed here recently.
I guess that's why they can afford to give away the case and the adapters, because they've skimped on the quality of the screen, and yet are still charging Macbook Air prices.
Eolas claims royalties for browser apps and plug-ins
Welcome to Tyler, home to the world's largest rose garden, and to the world's largest patent trolls.
Apple's new TV allegedly spotted... in Canadian office
you say that like it's a bad thing?
@craigj : scart
has there _ever_, in the history of electronics, been a connector that's more difficult to "just plug in", then trying to put a scart lead into the back of your telly, when you're reaching around from the front, trying to slot it in blind?
Even if you can get to the back of your telly without risking tipping it over onto your foot, it's still not an easy connector to fit.
So no, it won't be at all like "Almost like plugging in a scart lead and pressing AV on your remote", because for one, it won't involve the swearing, sore thumbs, mentally-scarred children, or tv-flattened cats, that your old fashioned method does
i think, when El Reg includes the name in "speechmarks" that's because it's not an officially designated name, and just what the press are calling it. you have to remember, despite these rumours, Apple have made NO announcement about this product, or if it even exists. So no one actually knows what it's going to be called, if it does exist.
Android's Chrome finish comes too late for Flash coating
Flash - fast going the way of the floppy disk and 8-track drives
Nokia: No Belle download for Apple users
[quote]does (Nokia) really care whether folk adopt Belle or not?[/quote]
or, perhaps more importantly, do folk really care to bother with a platform whose end of the line is only a couple of steps ahead?
2020: A Press Odyssey – reporter licensing explained
top stuff
for a moment there i thought i was reading one of Verity's works
O2 quietly cans gratis Cloud Wi-Fi connectivity
They told me about it...
I definitely got a text from them to let me know this was going to happen. I think it was a couple of weeks ago.
Found it - actually it was sent to me on 8th December:
O2: Just to let you know, from 1 February 2012 The Cloud wifi won't be part of your unlimited wifi anymore. You can still use BT Openzone as usual. And now, O2 Wifi. Go to o2.co.uk/wifichanges to find out more. To stop SMS, text STOP t 81145
So perhaps it's not that they didn't tell anyone, it's just that no one remembers or paid any attention when they did?
Has Microsoft finally killed off Windows 8 Start button?
Ah, you mean launchpad. I like it myself, on the small macbook air screen, it's easier to find apps than scrolling up and down the list that the Application folder on the dock puts up. But on my desktop, it's always easier to find the app I want in the /Applications/ folder. Or you could use Spotlight to find the app you want and launch it i guess.
So I guess my point is, on OS X, the Launchpad is just one of the many options you have, and people use whichever they prefer or suits best at the time.
However, I fear with Windows, MS will decide that this new start screen is the only way to go, and that'll annoy everyone, regardless of whether they like the new system or not.
launch centre?
that's a 3rd party iOS app isn't it? nothing to do with Apple
Conclusive PROOF of human activity causing glacier to VANISH
Objection, your honour! There is no evidence, these buckets of water are of no relevance to this case....
Toshiba releases 'world's thinnest' Android tablet
isn't ice cream sandwich available now? why release it with out-dated OS?
Mac demand helps Apple business bloom in Blighty
not so much when it comes to the desktop and laptops. most OS X users i know will wait several years before upgrading to the new hardware. it's only the iOS devices that we queue up for every year :)
Apple tells authors: All your
books iBook files are belong to us
Where's the lack of control? i can write a book, publish it in iBooksAuthor and sell it via iBookstore, if i wish, so that people with iPads can read it.
OR I can also produce a .pdf version and sell that myself via whatever means are available (Amazon, eBay, personal website, etc etc). I could even use that pdf to pitch the book to a traditional publisher to get it printed as traditional books.
As a user, I can purchase a book via the iBookstore if i wish. Or i can go and hunt down the pdf, load that onto my iPad, and still read the same content. Or I can purchase/acquire a Kindle format .mobi file, cover that to .epub, and still read it on my iPad.
So as an iPad user, i have freedom of choice on how i consume content. And as an author, i have freedom on how i choose to publish.
I don't see where this "lack of control" is that you harp on about?
perhaps there is a missing apostrophe? (i'm assuming you're internet savvy enough to have gotten the Zero Wing reference she is making?)
it should be: All your books' (fee-charging) iBooks files are belong to Apple.
Analyst touts iPad 'transformer' after CEO confab
this is an idea proposed by an analyst? so there's zero change of it ever happening then
Apple vs Amazon in ereader format smackdown
iBooks Author
Didn't the iBooks Author license details just get clarified?
The content still remains under your ownership and rights, it's just the final .ibooks format file that Apple want the rights to. There's nothing to stop you exporting the same text into another format, or probably even running the ibooks file through a converter to produce a 100% epub3 compliant file, and then selling that elsewhere.
iOS 5 'crashes more apps' than Android
"Crittercism has funding from Google Ventures"
<AV:PD mode> Oh re-ea-ea-ea-ea-eally? </AV:PD mode>
RIM shot at Android: Free PlayBooks for devs
almost tempted
I'm almost tempted by this.
I spent some time messing around with Titanium to develop iOS apps (before going the whole hog and picking up Obj-C), and because that will deploy the same code to Android as well, I have some half-finish lame apps that I could complete and submit with very little effort.
But then.... I'd be stuck with owning a Playbook, with all the social stigmata and ridicule that that will bring down upon me and my family for years to come.
emulator with SDK?
I assume the Android SDK come with some kind of emulator app?
I've messed around with the Appcelerator Titanium IDE, writing iOS apps in javascript. And from what i could gather, that would convert or wrap your code and then hand it off to either the iOS or Android SDK to compile and deploy into a emulator app running on your pc that'd show you how the app would run on a mobile. At least, that's how the iOS side worked, I assume it's the same process with the Android SDK.
French court lays le smackdown on Google Maps
I so read that as Boffin Cartographes and I was, for a small moment, quite overjoyed that someone had a company with such a wonderful name. And then i realised I've misread it...
Boffins out earbuds that sound right when inserted wrong
sometimes the best ideas really are quite simple.
JEDI alliance: Jellyfish overlords won't rule Earth after all
...are not the jellyfish you're looking for"
Apple iPhone 5 to debut at developer gig
don't see it happening
I'd like it to. My 24-month contract from when i got the iPhone4 will expire in June, so I'd be keen on upgrading to the iPhone 5 at an O2 assisted discount (rather than the full price I paid for the iPhone4)
But I don't see it myself.
They've no need to rush it out. They'll hold out until it's about a year since the 4S launch and then announce the 5. By that time the anticipation and the hype will be unbearable and we'll all be dying to queue around the block outside the Apple stores again
New forum Wishlist
removal of up/down vote confirmation pages
when we click the thumb up/down vote buttons on a post, would it be possible to acknowledge the click right there within the thread, without taking us to another page, from which we then have to click to return from? At the least, have the confirmation page on a 3 second timer that'll automatically return us to the post we voted one.
But better, as the vote seem to take effect instantly now anyway, can't we just visually see the number increment when we click on it, so we know our vote has been counted?
40,000 Apple fanbois demand ethical iPhone 5
how many of those 40,000 are really so concerned that they'll _not_ buy the iPhone5 if it isn't shown to be more ethical?
i doubt very many. it's all very well to sign a petition demanding these things, but are they also willing to vote with their wallets?
Bill Gates' ass slams into iPhone
I'd rather someone re-made Space Quarks (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NOebaqeKk1I) for the iPhone instead. At least that game was damn good fun!
Boffin's blog blast births boycott of publisher Elsevier
and the difference?
So if they publish via iBooks Author, then Apple owns the copyright, but they at least get 70% of the proceeds from their own work. Whereas at the moment, they publish via Elsevier and they get no money, and Elsevier owns the copyright?
Seems the iBooks Author option is at least a bit more beneficial to the authors of the works. A small step in the right direction at least.
Dumb salesmen are hurting us – Nokia CEO
i've seen one!
Someone in the office has one, it's the only one I've seen. And I work in the IT dept, so you'd think there'd be a higher percentage of people in this dept that would be willing to try out the new platform. And from the quick glance i got of it, and brief demo, it did look quite interesting.
However, he's getting annoyed by it. Too few apps and some really annoying UI decisions that mean you have to take several actions when the intuitive step would be one. But that's a windows UI problem, not a Nokia one.
Playstation Vita games match PS3 software prices
mobile phone games <> mobile console games...
...admittedly, so claiming that a iOS game is 1/10th the price of a Vita game isn't a fair comparison
However, equally, a mobile console game <> a ps3 game. I seriously doubt there is the longevity in the gameplay, you're not going to be getting a game the size of a Final Fantasy or a GTA4 released on the Vita. So who is going to pay 45 quid for a Vita game when the same money will get you a more fully featured game in the same franchise on the PS3?
'You will download your sneakers within 20 years. Yarr'
re: It is unlikely to the point of absurdity
You, sir, have no sense of wonder or imagination at what the future could hold. Your reality must be dull and boring and I'm delighted to say I have no grasp of it whatsoever!
You stick with your mundane future, where to world of tomorrow is very much as it is today, and I shall stick with mine where I'm downloading and printing my own rocketboots and hover-boards and riding the space elevator to the upper atmosphere at the weekend for a picnic looking at the stars.
US lawmakers question Google over privacy policy
So still no easy opt-out option other than just not using the services
Why isn't there a "do not track" checkbox on my profile settings page? So instead of having to be aware of if I'm accidentally logged in or not, I can feel safe that google aren't tracking my every move and making it available to whomever is willing to pay them for it?
Apple: Yes there are horrendous accidents, but we CARE
so why doesn't one of the other companies that use these same manufacturing plants step and put in place a contractual obligation? admittedly, it'd benefit all the other clients of the plant too, but the positive press it'd generate would be amazing too.
North Korea labels phone users war criminals
Samsung outsold Apple in world smartphone arena
what's that?
a five-letter swearword? what on earth is that?
Russian supply ship heads for ISS, space garbage crashes into Pacific
rubbish exploded in a fireball
Why can't we do that with conventional rubbish? It'd save all the worry about landfill sites and so on.
All we need is a working space elevator to carry the garbage up without the need for massive energy expenditure, and then we fire it off towards the sun, which surely requires little effort as gravity will do most of the work, or, for special occasions like New Years and Guy Fawlkes Night, the garbage could be fired towards earth's atmosphere to create a spectacular lightshow across the whole country to complement the fireworks displays.
Big biz BlackBerry refuseniks adopt Apple over Android
i think more likely something is screwy with your sample selection of the corporate world. you've taken a sample of 3 companies and come to a conclusion. Good have taken a sample of ALL their customers, and come to a different conclusion. I know who's data I have more faith in a better representative of the whole picture.
Intel issues dividend, Apple sits on $97.6bn
Peter 47 whined: "which _should_ also entitles you to sharing in the profits"
should? according to whom? according to just you. certainly, not according to any part of the financial markets, their regulators or the legal system. and i think they probably ought to know more about the subject than you do.
buying a share is a gamble. just because you bet on red doesn't mean the ball on the roulette wheel should land on a red number. you just hope it will.
you buy a share and you hope to take part in the companies success. you're not entitled to anything. if the share price tanks, are you going to put your hand into your pocket and help the company out, share in the losses? no, you're going to whine about the crappy investment (which was your choice).
the only thing buying a share entitles you to is that, if you sell it in the future, you'll get the market price for it, which may or may not be above what you paid for it.
grow up and get a clue
O2 apologizes for 'unintended' number-leak cockup
are they going to be offering us all new numbers now then?
iPad users 'risk shoulder pain', say US gov, Microsoft boffins
no, but you read a book in exactly the same back/neck/shoulder position as you do when you use a tablet. Or rather, the otherway round, we use tablets like that, because that's what we've become accustomed to be comfortable from years of reading books (which in many cases of hardback editions, are bigger, bulkier and heavier than a tablet, and so more dangerous).
ergo: US Govt is recommending the burning of books for your own health
Scalextric restarts space race with Star Wars craft
it's even worse than that...
from the article:
"That's the Scalextric Start Star Wars Battle of Endor, which will retail for £99."
and don't call me Shirley...
Apple CEO: 'Amazon Fire didn't dent our sales'
good grief!!!!!
big_D > doesn't show impact world wide sales
Tim Cook > "looking at our data in the US – there was no obvious change"
please can El Reg install some kind of a process that ensures people read the article before commenting? like a small quiz or something? or perhaps a minimum IQ requirement at least?
Page won't show his ring to prove Google+ 'engagement'
is it much better now then?
i signed up in the summer, logged in once, really didn't see the point of yet-another-social-network to interact with when everyone i know is on facebook, and all the interesting information comes from Twitter.
i guess perhaps i'm auto logged in when i hit the google homepage on my laptop? but i don't use any + functions.
and i suspect that's the exact reason why they don't give more detail on their stats. because it would be "over 91 million sign-ups, but only a dozen people actually use it they way we wish they all would"
Use iBooks Author, only Apple can ever publish the result
sounds worse than it is in practise?
as i understand it, the iBooks2 format is ePub3, with extensions to ensure all the whizzy embedded content and stuff work well. And no one else supports that yet, so if i make a book in iBooks Author, then the only platform anyone can read it on is going to be iBooks. And so i makes sense to sell via iBookstore, because that's where the majority of your audience is going to be shopping.
And also, the app is called iBooks Author, the clue is in the name. It's not iBooks&Kindle Author is it?
And as everyone has said, this restriction is only to the iBooks2 format file that gets generated. Nothing to stop you producing another copy of your file with a different tool that is purely epub3 compatible and missing the iBooks2 specialsauce.
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After trying
the openSUSE beer at FOSDEM
, which is specially brewed at a small Bavarian brewery near the Nürnberg SUSE office and where many of their developers reside, I began wondering if other Linux distributions were represented by beer, what beers would they be? Continue on for this enjoyable weekend article where the leading Linux distributions are described in terms of beer.
As many Phoronix readers know, I'm quite a beer enthusiast (mostly the wonderful German/Bavarian beers) and so trying out the openSUSE Old Toad beer from Klosterbrauerei Weißenohe was interesting and enjoyable. Afterwards I began wondering if Ubuntu, Fedora, or other operating systems / distributions were reincarnated into beer, what would they be like? Here's my perspective on matching Linux distributions to beer.
Of course, within the
you are welcome to
share your thoughts and beer pairings
. Prost!
were to be represented by a beer, I think it would probably fit as a
beer from the Cologne region of Germany. Ubuntu is undoubtedly focused on being end-user-friendly and so are the Kölsch beers like
. The Kölsch beers tend to contain less alcohol than other beers and they are traditionally served out of (small) 20cl glasses, which is obviously much smaller than downing a one liter Maß in Bavaria. Kölsch beers tend to be very easy to try and consume, just like Ubuntu. Kölsch beers are also popular in the region and extremely popular during the Karneval time. (Of course, after the fall-out from the Unity desktop and other changes by Canonical, some in the community would likely rather associate Ubuntu with one of the American light beers (e.g. Miller Lite) that is extremely easy to consume, extremely popular, but to the taste of many it's awful.)
On the opposite end,
would fit well as being a
. In Bavaria, this "strong beer" served during Starkbierfest by the Munich breweries contains more alcohol (10% or more) than you will find in beer during Oktoberfest and other seasons. Starkbierfest happens annually in Munich in the weeks leading up to Easter when this very strong, very dark beer (Starkbierfest is a great event and contains virtually no tourists). So like Arch and Gentoo, Starkbier isn't for everyone as if not prepared it can bite you hard. At the same time, to many it's very enjoyable. Also, the overall market-share of Starkbier is quite low.
is extremely fitting as
. Hofbräu is very popular -- especially to Americans it's perhaps the most well recognized Munich beer due to many people/tourists hearing of the Hofbräuhaus. Beers from Hofbräu though don't tend to be anything special, aren't too popular with Munich natives (just as many die-hard Linux native users would prefer MeeGo, OpenMoko, or other "open" Linux phones), and in America it's largely a duopoly market (at most stores in America as far as Munich beers go it's usually either from Hofbräu or Spaten-Franziskaner that can be more easily found) just as most phones these days are either Android or iPhone.
Red Hat Enterprise Linux
(with other Enterprise Linux distributions) and
could go hand-in-hand. Both have been around for a very long time in their respective markets, both are very popular in the markets that they serve, and they are very stable. Augustiner complies strictly with the Reinheitsgebot, the Augustiner beer at Oktoberfest is still served out of wooden barrels, and the Augustiner brewery is still very strict, just as Red Hat Enterprise Linux is in terms of stability and building upon a proven process. Both Augustiner and RHEL stand the test of time.
Similar to the Augustiner-RHEL pairing,
would fit with
for the same reasons. Erdinger is another wonderful Bavarian brewery just outside of Munich.
is already covered with its own beer...
Old Toad
from Klosterbrauerei Weißenohe. As a runner-up I would pick
, which is a brewery just south of Nürnberg where the SUSE offices are located and is very popular and very good Hefeweizen.
It was a bit difficult thinking of a fitting beer for
. In the end
Berliner Weisse
was the most fitting beer that came to mind. Like Fedora, Berliner Weisse is quite popular in its region, tastes good, and they tend to experiment a lot compared to the traditional establishments. Berliner Weisse is experimental in terms of having beer with raspberry, woodruff/waldmeister, strawberry, orange, and other fruit flavors. (Just as Fedora can be somewhat experimental in terms of ambitious features, quickly pulling in upstream packages, the sometimes wild state of Rawhide, etc.) The alcohol content is also quite low for the Berliner Weisse beers making it popular and easy to try out, just like this Red Hat sponsored community distribution.
could be paired with the
200 year Oktoberfest Jubilee Beer
. For Oktoberfest 2010, the six main breweries of Munich all collaborated to create this "200 year Oktoberfest Jubilee Beer" to celebrate the 200th anniversary of the wonderful festival. This was quite an interesting beer and attempted to mimic the taste of beer from 200 years ago, but unfortunately only brewed for this 200th anniversary celebration and is never to be made again. Along the same lines, unfortunately, Mandriva's best days have probably passed -- going back to the glorious days of Mandrake.
What other Linux beer pairings would you make? Would Windows be a Bud Light? Looking for any other beer recommendations? This
discussion can be continued this weekend in the forums
. For anyone not into beer, you can share
what was your first Linux distribution
, a long Phoronix Forums discussion that's been going on since 2007. If this article made you thirsty for some wonderful beers, be sure to visit Oktoberfest; until September, you can read
my guide to Oktoberfest
or check out photos from
Oktoberfest 2011
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My dog is called Jessicles or Jess for short!!!! If it helps my cousin's husband (a geek also) has two cats and my cousin wanted to call them Death and pestilence but he was having none of that and called them Mabel and Marvin!!
sorry for this post, couldnt think how to resolve....
being a geek in charge of a load of year 9s, got into conversation about the pets names of the rich and famous.....
some bright spark started an argument about the fact that geeks / techs etc..all have pets names that have some demonic connection.....now i dont have any pets, well one called butterscotch but i wasnt gonna offer that for slaughter (the comment not the rabbit)....
if you have pets what are their names.....i will anonymise all answer and present the data to them.....
i suppose i have to be prepared for the plethora of fangs, devils, and other morbid pets names...
as many as you can please.....i suupose you could anser from the point of view that if you had a pet what would it be called...
once again, for posting here, but if there is another collection of helpful guys like you all then tell me where they are...
My dog is called Jessicles or Jess for short!!!! If it helps my cousin's husband (a geek also) has two cats and my cousin wanted to call them Death and pestilence but he was having none of that and called them Mabel and Marvin!!
I've got a cat called Dave
All passed away now, but we've had Honey* (Hampster), Pamplemousse, Kisses* and Hearts* (All Guinea Pigs)...
That blows the demonic theory out of water heh?
* Explanation: I have two daughters - maybe if I had boys they'd have been called Hacker, Slasher, Maniac and Dexter?!
2 cats, Hex and Fudge, 2 guinea pigs named Ginger and Afro.
With the possible exception of Hex (who's a big black hulking farm cat descended lump of softy), there's nowt demonic about it..heh.
Dead cats - sammy and dellie (samson and deliah), kiwi - all black (met an untimely death in the washing machine), polo, short for napoleon he had a black patch over one eye.
Current cats -Rico named after a player in our local basketball team, same colour and same strangely high pitched voice for such a big person, and Jess named by my sons class.
Not geeky at all!
A dog called Smartie, and the current dog is Smudge.
The cat was Stirling Mogg
Dinky my cat - although I didn't name her.
We took on two kittens this summer. So, they are obviously named Freddie and Ashes.
I have a black Labrador bitch (am I allowed to use that word in this context?), named Rosie, AKA Boo.
Last edited by tonyd; 6th November 2009 at 06:39 PM. Reason: add photo!
Ready for this list?
I have a vast array of pets - while they aren't all mine - I will include them here
Without knowing whether you meant current pets or past pets, I'm including all information I have.
Psychorat, Mallow, Pest, Sweeney, Brownie, Sox, Sparkle, Stripe, Spot, Jay, Kara, Spooky, Alice, Sarah and lastly... Arwen.
Maisie, Spooky-Mouse, Mabel, Harriet, Ying, Yang and Coffee.
Pets that aren't mine (are my parents):
Daisy, Bella, Oscar, Ozzie, Murphy, Harry, Sally, Blair
Semi-tame Pheasant - Phil.
Lastly... Squirrel - Nutkin.
As you can see - quite a list, some have stories behind them, some not.
'Psychorat' is because she was crazy, she didn't stay still and was generally hyperactive - lovely rat though.
'Sweeney' - she used to rip hair out by the roots.
'Spooky' - was purchased during one of the earlier series of Spooks.
I hope this list is enough - if you need more information I'll be happy to provide it when I can
Nevermind the pets! Some good camera work going on there!
currently living with me: Juno the Springer Spaniel (also known as 'oi you lil' ***' or Worm) and the gerby-boys (gerbils that belong to my sister and are nameless)
living at my parents house: Jasmine (mum to my springer) and Wigga (real name Jupiter, brother of mine from same litter), the cats: Teazle, Whiskey Mac (ginger cat), Holly, Bramble and Daisy. And the chook called Tikka (or she might be Masala - she's the last of the curries left - we had 8 chickens at one point all named somethign to do with chicken..) Also got a horse called Paris and I used to have a horse called Milo.
Past cats have included: Cleo, Willow, Hazel, Pebbles, Black Cat and we used to have a mongrel dog called Sparky.
Not sure how we ended up with so many animals apart from my mum used to work for a vet (where most of the cats came from)
A guinea pig called Betsy, and a rottweiller called Humphrey... not very demonic..
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Day before yesterday to the Cliffs in the rain, misty rain. As I approached their edge, I saw the woods beneath, Fair Haven Pond, and the hills across the river, — which, owing to the mist, was as far as I could see, and seemed much further in consequence. I saw these between the converging boughs of two white pines a rod or two from me on the edge of the rock; and I thought that there was no frame to a landscape equal to this, — to see, between two near pine boughs, whose lichens are distinct, a distant forest and lake, the one frame, the other picture. In November a man will eat his heart, if in any month. Journal, 11/1/52.
A different sort of November day, to be sure, but no less lovely in its grays and greens and browns. Here too was Thoreau in the museum of his vision, finding "frames" for the "pictures" hung liberally there. He walked his woods with no less reverence than the slow, heel-clicking strides of museum-goers as they cross polished stone floors and contemplate painters' visions.
But what stopped me was the final sentence in this passage – what does it mean to eat your heart? And what in November might incline one that way?
It's common enough to say "Eat your heart out," when we think we have something others want. Well, okay, but envy seems unrelated or a small reading of Thoreau's sentence. Somehow, I thought, it is the unequaled nature of the "frame" that triggers his observation. And the image of Thoreau stopped near the edge of the Fairhaven Cliffs, looking at this loved landscape came clear to me. There he was, and here I was, looking through his eyes at a landscape hung just so; here, contained by the lichened boughs, was the best world, a world to swell your heart.
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The volume of users and the lack of a suitable alternative means that this incident won't have far reaching consequences for Facebook. However, it may just place doubts in users minds that when a suitable alternative is available users may begin to switch...
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Danger!! How's that for a blog title that screams fear, uncertainty and doubt!? Fact is Facebook boast 400 million users and is in so many ways seems out of the control of its founder, and is looking dangerous. This is a company that has grown faster than fast and has a (very intelligent) 20 something CEO just out of puberty calling the shots.
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I'm as sick of writing about it as you are sick of reading about it. But because Facebook has become a societal juggernaut: a massive inexorable force that seems to crush everything in its way, we need to discuss it because it's messing with lots of functions of society.
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Since the revelations about Facebook and the analysis and fallout, I have had a question in my head. No, not "Should I delete my Facebook Account?" (there is that one too!). I began to wonder what the real issue was. Is it trust in the people we give our information to or is it as many people have suggested, myself included, about privacy of information. However, are they ...
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"Whoever is faithful in small matters will be faithful in large ones; whoever is dishonest in small matters will be dishonest in large ones." (Luke 16:10 GNT)
A common saying today is that "what you do in your private life is nobody's business." Well, it actually is. What you do in your private life — what you do behind closed doors or out of view of other people — builds and reveals your true character. And God sees it just as clearly as the things you do in public.
In fact, the small things you do that are unseen are the seeds to God's public blessing on your life. You cannot compartmentalize your life and say, "I have integrity in my public life, just not in my private life." I bet you could make a list right now of public figures who have tried to live their lives this way only to have their private indiscretions become this week's public scandal and their personal downfall. No matter what they say, any leader who is not faithful in small matters will not be faithful in large matters.
Jesus says, "If you have not been faithful with that which belongs to someone else, who will give you what belongs to you?" (Luke 16:12 GNT).
For centuries, everybody who learned a skill, trade or vocation learned it through an apprenticeship. If you were going to be a mechanic, you apprenticed to another mechanic and served in his (or her) business before you started your own.
This principle of apprenticeship applies to every area of your life. It applies to how you handle other people's money, how you handle other people's possessions, and even how you handle other people's ministry before God gives you your own.
Before God gave me my own ministry, I served as a youth pastor under another man's ministry. God was watching how I handled it; he was testing my integrity. I needed to prove my faithfulness in that ministry before God would allow me to lead the ministry of Saddleback Church.
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ZeroHour (14th May 2009)
On opening this thread: New smiley
I get a pop-up box appear asking me to log in to a site called www. gattancha .co.uk to access "Members Area"
Is one of the advert people playing up?
The ads on there are Fasthosts and Adobe.
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Cool - free advsertising
/me wonders why im getting it though
Ok think I know whats happened - I shoved a .htaccess file on my site
Completely forgot about this - I'll get it sorted
IIRC its this smiley ->
ok removed the .htaccess file - should be working now
Aha! Now it makes sense! Probably happened everywhere you posted a linked image too.
Yeah will need to re-evaluate my site i think...
In fact I could do with getting some proper content up onto it
I have edited your post to use the locally hosted one so your safe to delete it now.
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Cheers ZH - will sort my site when i get time...
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Financial Audit:Securities and Exchange Commission's Fiscal Years 2014 and 2013 Financial StatementsGAO-15-166R: Published: Nov 17, 2014. Publicly Released: Nov 17, 2014.
Nov 12, 2014
Defense Contract Audit Agency:Additional Guidance Needed Regarding DCAA's Use of Companies' Internal Audit ReportsGAO-15-44: Published: Nov 12, 2014. Publicly Released: Nov 12, 2014.
Financial Audit:IRS's Fiscal Years 2014 and 2013 Financial StatementsGAO-15-173: Published: Nov 12, 2014. Publicly Released: Nov 12, 2014.
Nov 10, 2014
Financial Audit:Bureau of the Fiscal Service's Fiscal Years 2014 and 2013 Schedules of Federal DebtGAO-15-157: Published: Nov 10, 2014. Publicly Released: Nov 10, 2014.
Nov 7, 2014
Financial Audit:Office of Financial Stability (Troubled Asset Relief Program) Fiscal Years 2014 and 2013 Financial StatementsGAO-15-132R: Published: Nov 7, 2014. Publicly Released: Nov 7, 2014.
Nov 6, 2014
Fiscal Year 2014 Agreed-Upon Procedures:Excise Tax Distributions to the Airport and Airway Trust Fund and the Highway Trust FundGAO-15-152R: Published: Nov 6, 2014. Publicly Released: Nov 6, 2014.
Sep 22, 2014
Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act:Procedures for Reporting Certain Financial Management Information Should Be ImprovedGAO-14-697: Published: Sep 22, 2014. Publicly Released: Sep 22, 2014.
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Deutsche Bank figures point to 'ugly' reporting season for Euro banks
20 January 2014
Deutsche Bank's early publication of a large fourth-quarter loss could be the start of an "ugly" earnings season for the European banking community, sector analysts and lawyers have warned.
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