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Mines the travelcard like most others, if I go at the perfect time its only £15 So not too expensive but I do have to buy another one for the day I want to go home >.<
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|08 Sep 2010 - 14:47
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First time I went, I used the Megabus and paid £6.50 for a return ticket from Manchester. Begrudging spending 5 hours on a bus/coach again (I fidget a lot), I forked out £29 for a train in May (booking in advance).
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15 pounds on the megabus XD Thats from Hull to xd
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At home in Oxford, £10 because I have a student card. XD It'll be £19 when I go back, though. Mmm I do love the Oxford tube.
From my parent's house it's about £14 with my student card. I've never tried taking the bus, and I don't think I'd want to.
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|13 Sep 2010 - 16:59
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£34 for a peak return and £29 if off peak - such a rip off, it makes me cross because it's not that far! Plus you can never get a seat
|13 Sep 2010 - 18:29
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I'm actually really starting to panic about getting to london this time! I'm really not sure how we're going to do it. 3 of us have to get to the Docklands Travel Lodge.. and it looks like the only option we have is the train and then the tube and then the DLR. But.. I can see that travelling with our costumes.. is going to make it difficult to say the least. Lightsabers, Huge head pieces and giant Rocket Launchers arent really the best thing to walk around London Train Stations with... And i just know something is going to get broken!! ARGH!!
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£32 saver/month return ticket from Ipswich station to london liverpool street. *really need to get a railcard*
i think peak trains can cost around £72 return :S
but booking at least 2 weeks in advance can be £8 one way
or i just mooch a lift from friends and pay towards petrol XD
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|16 Sep 2010 - 15:58
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ive been to london and back 2 people £9.50 from manchester
it might not be this cheap but try megabus.com it takes about 5 hours but its cheap
|24 Nov 2010 - 15:33
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I've done megabus for about £20 which took 7.5 hours.
Last time I did east coast train for £50 which took 2.5 hours.
This is from Middlesbrough mind so it's quite a way.
|24 Nov 2010 - 15:39
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I always go by train from derbyshire if you go at off peak times ive had it cost as little as £10 one way.
It tends to cost on average around £20-£30 return as long as you go at the off peak times.
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I try to book my train tickets well in advance, then it comes out at £9.50 each way.
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I drive, from Yorkshire.
(these are times and costs for one way, double it for returns)
very little traffic:
2.5-3 hours - £20
Medium traffic:
3-4 hours - £30
Heavy traffic
4-5 hours £30
The cost doesn't really change all that much, as it depends on how hard I drive and how much weight I'm pulling in the car. On an empty car and no traffic I can get to London and back on 3/4 of a tank, that's just over £25 of petrol, give or take.
However I always offer lifts as splitting the cost of petrol means a journey to London with company that isn't the general public for a fraction of the cost of a train.
Driving at night has its upsides, as well as the non-existent traffic there's also the way it feels to drive along empty roads listening to Rob Dougan.
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I live in surrey so im right next to london, I buy a travelcard for £10.80 and take the train =D!!
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£8.50 return on the coach, but thats a 4 and a half hour long trip, then there's tube fares...
It doesn't sound like much, but when you're living on £30 a week only on school days, its one HELL of a lot when you gotta make your cosplays with that money aswell.
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I get the National Express for £5.50 there and £5.50 back from the West Midlands and sometime I can the £1 tickets so beats a £50 train fair lol!
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Got a £20 quid train return from Glasgow last May
This October it was £30
It varies depending on how early I book it....but its not that bad...
Also 16-25 railcards are like the best thing ever
1 trip to London over pays for mine XD and I go like at least 4 times.
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It usually costs me about £20+ if I'm buying train tickets last minute from my town. But I try to get a group together and get a group savers ticket so it's cheaper for all of us. Luckily, I was offerered a lift there and back by car, so no expense what-so-ever!Thank you Ben!
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When I go to London Expo, I only go on the Saturday, as I can't stay in London overnight. So I go by Train early on the day.
My train Ticket costs £29.00
This gets me from Northampton to Euston, Euston to Northampton, and Unlimited usage of the Tube, DLR, and/or Buses.
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The little boy inside of me fears that my maternal grandmother will haunt me for this piece. The foodie that I am can't wait to share it.
From early childhood I was acutely aware of one dish my grandmother hated to prepare, fried chicken. Part of her disdain came from the mess of prep and frying as she had learned to make fried chicken from four different women--her mother, her first mother-in-law's housekeeper, her second mother-in-law, and her longtime best friend's nanny. Mostly, I am certain, she was bothered that I had declared at 3 years of age a preference for my other grandmother's fried chicken (and biscuits)--and I never forgot that taste and crunch despite not seeing Grandma Phillips and her Kentucky home for almost 15 years after my parents' divorce.
As a young adult, I realized what made Grandma Phillips' fried chicken so memorable: hints of sage and thyme, in addition to black pepper. My maternal grandmother was quick to apply this knowledge to a trial run of chicken, and she enjoyed the results; however, she continued to avoid making any more.
My fried chicken ideal remained unchanged for over 30 years until an encounter with another grandma half the world away. On my way to the international AIDS conference in Melbourne this summer, I had a brief stay in Seoul, South Korea during which I spent the better part of a day with a US-raised food writer now living there in the land of his birth. Mid-way through our nibbling and drinking across the city, we found ourselves on a lower level of Gyeongdong Market with merchants emerging from their stalls calling to us. "Ignore them," Daniel instructed. "There's one place I get fried chicken here, and we're almost there!"
A quick turn inside a waist-high wall of cooking oil barrels, and we were at our destination. A few small picnic tables formed a dining area to the right and back, while the front left corner, on barely the footprint of a bathtub, held pots of hot oil, tubs for breading chicken, bags of potatoes, and dorm-room refrigerator for drinks. Daniel called an order to the grandmother chef-owner, and in moments two beers and a large bowl of fried chicken and potato wedges appeared before us.
The aroma of non-stop fried goodness was intoxicating. I passed on the opportunity to mix my own dipping sauce from bottles of chili paste, soy, and syrup. The crunchy chicken was mind-blowingly delectable on its own. As I began to nibble my second piece, the owner joined us.
She pointed to her youngest daughter returning with more fresh cleaned chickens -- this was a traditional market, after al l- -and in Korean offered her 19 year old child to me for marriage.
I thanked the mother for the offer and asked if she would show me, instead, how to cook the original KFC, Korean fried chicken.
vegetable or peanut oil (about 4 cups)
3½ pounds (1.6kg) chicken wings, rinsed and drained well
1 teaspoon very finely minced ginger root
3/4 cup potato starch (not potato flour; use corn starch if necessary)
½ teaspoon table or sea salt (you want it fine)
½ teaspoon finely ground black pepper
Cut off the tip of each wing and chop the wing in half. After this is done you should have 24 to 26 pieces. Toss chicken in a bowl with ginger.
Put 2/3 cup potato starch in a bowl. Whisk in the salt and pepper, and dip each wing in the powder to coat it, one by one. Squeeze each wing to press the coating to it tightly.
Add 4 cups of cooking oil in a frying pan or pot (with a roughly 12" diameter bottom). Heat oil to 350F (175C), roughly 12 minutes over medium high heat.
See if the oil's ready by dipping a test wing into it. If the oil bubbles, it's hot enough to start frying. Slide the coated wings one by one into the hot oil and cook for about 7 to 8 minutes, turning over a couple times with tongs. You will probably need to fry in 3 or 4 batches.
Take the wings out of the oil and shake them off in a strainer or drain on paper towels. Turn off the heat, and let the wings sit for a few minutes.
Reheat the oil and fry the wings again for another 7 to 8 minutes until they all look golden brown and feel super crunchy through the tongs. Drain cooked wings again and toss gently with sauce as desired.
2 Tbsp vegetable oil
4 cloves garlic, minced
3 to 4 large dried red chili peppers, seeded, cut crosswise into 1/4 inch pieces (optional)
¼ cup soy sauce
½ cup rice syrup or corn syrup
1 Tbsp white vinegar
1 Tbsp prepared yellow or brown mustard (optional)
1 Tbsp brown sugar
1 Tbsp sesame seeds (optional)
Add oil, garlic, pepper pieces to a small saucepan over medium heat. Stir with wooden spoon for 30-60 seconds until aroma is evident. Add soy sauce, syrup, vinegar, mustard and stir gently until the sauce begins to bubble slowly. Allow to bubble 2-3 minutes, remove from heat, and stir in sugar and sesame seeds.
Use promptly for dipping or tossing.
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Steve Jobs' last words: 'OH WOW. OH WOW. OH WOW.'
I'd be the last person on earth to enjoy apple products, but for fucks sake, you people are cunts.
IT shops rank servers on downtime
netware 3.12
I still remember visiting a council office somewhere in Chelsea, clutching a brand new windows 2000 server and asking to be pointed in the direction of the server room. We dont have a server room, or indeed a server. they confusingly replied. I found it a few hours later, the server that is, not the room. It had long since been buried under stationary boxes and books in a cupboard under a desk. The console fired up, and the uptime showed 6 years 11 months. I was sorely tempted to leave the site well alone. However, being council money, we had to replace.
UK obscenity law: Where to now?
Why Girls Aloud?
Surely there are much more deserving bands to dismember. I'd personally enjoy reading about the execution of say, The Kaiser Chiefs, for disservices to music. Girls Aloud I quite like.
Failed probation system 'masterclass in sloppy management'
SOP for EDS surely. This is an outright success for them. Like they wont get more contracts from the goverment. Someones getting a bonus! 41 mill just to shut down! Genius.
O2 and Be customers suffer network congestion
I miss Bulldog. Gutted they arent available at home. Yes they had the worst customer service known to man, but by god they didnt give a shit what you did. My usage logs from those days are astronomical.
Never thought I'd be moaning about the good old days when it came to internet speeds.
iPlayer chief pushes tiered charging for ISPs
christ these telcos/BBC are tedious arent they? Everyday, a new reason to carry on bittorrenting.
Mobile phones will 'cut off' Al Qaeda
Offload airline security to the telcos. I imagine literally nothing could ever go wrong with this. God bless the DHA.
Carphone Warehouse considers TalkTalk amputation
You gets
what you pays for. Or not in this case. I was horrified initially when the SO ordered it one day.
We pay f*ckall for TT, and its great. Decent speeds (although www is crappy in the evenings) but for P2P etc, I run it all day, they've never complained, I dont see obvious throttling, I've exceeded my 40GB allowance by about 100GB every month for 2 years and no major downtime. Service? Well I just dont call them. It comes back on after a few minutes if every now and then when the DSLAMS catch fire. I hope they change nothing.
The Jesus Phone NDA - No one cares but you
Are you the real news?
UK.gov says: Regulate the internet
Youre forgetting something. We have to rewrite history. Its full of HORRIBLE things. We should employ the unemployed to go through the old stuff, and cross out all the icky bits. I for one, do not want my children to read icky stuff. For them - its a steady diet of X-factor and High School Musical until they're 25 or so.
So government, please, clean up history for the children.
Carphone puts £60m tag on Best Buy Europe project
Best Buy = slightly glorified PC World?
at least thats what the BB's i've been in look like. Overpriced crap. In this econony, what could go wrong.
Then again, after watching the latest Jamie Oliver programme, I now feel that many people in this country are aliens from planet fat thick useless bastards. I predict a Best Buy WIN.
Stob latest: It was a cunning trick, says Open University
first course
I'm in the last 2 weeks of a forensic computing course. Its the first time its been run and on the most part its been excellent. Very hard, and challenging on levels I didnt even realise it would touch on. Its far too much for a 15 point course, and i spend 30 hours a week on it easily which is making me very tired. Toward the end the content tailed off and the final ECA (think:exam) is total bollocks in my opinion. The course content for the first 3/4 was fantastic.
It probably helps that it was written by Peter Sommer who seems to have an impressive reputation in the field and isnt OU staff.
From speaking to a friend who used work there, there is an endless "acdemics vs the business" environment. The course materials are often stunningly good, but at a cost. The academics refuse to budge on quality, the business wants to lower quality slightly to ensure they can keep running. I believe academics there have a sort of tenure, and rule the roost. The business is slightly more with the times and has to balance that against current economic factors.
Ray Winstone joins Mel Gibson at the Edge of Darkness
why bother? That series was nigh on perfect with Bob Peck et al. And Joanne Whalley. Ummmm... Joanne Whalley.
Microsoft running on at least 220,000 servers
from a 'number of servers discussion' to MS=WAR MONGERING BASTARDS in 19 comments. A record?
NZ judge saves girl from bloody silly name
Read 'Freakonomics'
It has a great chapter on this. It also mentions the parents who decided to call their kid 'Shithead'. Ironically, the books starts with the idea that crime in the US dropped because of Roe vs Wade, the case that made room for legalised abortion. The point being that the number of potential little hooligans were aborted before birth in the seventies and eighties, leading to less criminals in the 90's.
However, seems a few got through and decided to bestow their beloved with names like "Loser".
People are morons.
UK ISPs agree to menace their filesharing users
IANAL but
s2(5)(a) and (b) of RIPA:
(a) any conduct that takes place in relation only to so much of the communication as consists in any traffic data comprised in or attached to a communication (whether by the sender or otherwise) for the purposes of any postal service or telecommunication system by means of which it is being or may be transmitted; or
(b) any such conduct, in connection with conduct falling within paragraph (a), as gives a person who is neither the sender nor the intended recipient only so much access to a communication as is necessary for the purpose of identifying traffic data so comprised or attached.
basically, cant look at the content. Only who was talking to whom, and when.
Cant prove what they actually downloaded.
Jeremy Clarkson tilts at windmills
There isnt actually any excuse for all these reasons to speed or to get round the technicalities, your energy is misdirected. (Ironically JC probably came up with a much better way during last years season - half way, stop, pullover, read the paper for half an hour, then do 120mph past the remaining cameras). However, just try the bizarre excuses in court for a laugh ("i nipped off to do some offroading half way along the contraflow"). And of course, courts always let you off if you have an amusing story.
If you have to do 50 in a 70 for a few miles, so fucking what? Grow up. You'll get to your destination a few minutes later. Enjoy the few minutes of not having to brake every 3 seconds because the twat in front doing 85 wont get out of the way. Also, why not enjoy the few moments where the chances of killing a roadwork guy are drastically reduced. After all, they only put these averaging speed cameras in because there is a warehouse full of them somewhere and they're just gathering dust.
However, its quite entertaining, in a rather smug way, to watch the people who dont understand what 'averaging over a distance' actually means and who fly through at 80. On the M6 yesterday, doing 50, I must have been overtaken about 30 times by some very fast cars, in about a 3 mile stretch.
incidentally, I got home exactly 1 minute later than planned. Next time, I'm gonna mow down one of those guys who puts the cones out! That'll shave off a few seconds.
3G iPhone not ready for the enterprise?
"I entered into a contract and spent vast amounts of my own free will and now something shinier has come along and now I want that one! Its not fair. I hate you all. Cant you make this all go away please daddy please?".
Is there anything worse than people whining about the contracts they entered into, blindly signing anything thrust under their noses, eyes transfixed on the shiny stuff?
£45 is fucking insane for a mobile contract IMHO. Reap what you sow.
IBM 'advises' staff to opt for a Microsoft Office-free world
Lotus Symphony
Loosely based on OpenOffice 1.0. And badly so. Its an awful product. Stick with just OpenOffice.
UK prisoners offered data cabling training
Easy option
Honestly? Easy option. Look, AC who worked in Retail, I'm fairly sure that society also divides people not only who those who think criminals should be either locked up forever or rehabilitated, but also those who have done time or not. Do you really want to have a prison record? I think your job prospects would actually decline a little. I think prisons should try to rehabilitate sure, i think everyone deserves a chance every now and then, but dont get pissed off at people cos they're in prison and youre not. Direct your energies into bettering your life outside. As you say, crimnals are criminals - youre not a criminal and you probably dont want that tag.
The buggery in the showers probably isnt all its cracked up to be.
All criminals should be locked up forever. What sort of a society thinks it can rehabilitate their prisoners? One crime and youre gone. It appalls me to think that should I have the misfortune to be locked up, that one day i might have the chance to feel that in some way I could make up for what I did.
When did Sun editors start commenting on the Reg?
Google kills Anonymous AdSense account
if you join scientology, then fair play. If you were stupid enough not to check them out properly then you deserve everything you get. If you check them out before, and still join, well good luck. It's like those guys 'tombstoning' at the weekend. F*ck 'em, its basically Darwinism*. You get every thing you deserve. If you want to get pissed and jump of a cliff in to a couple of feet of water and you break your neck, deal with it.
*Which ironically, is probably not what the Co$ stands for.
(OoI, what is the Co$' stance on evolution?)
(also is the above apostrophe appropriate for pluralising a dollar sign that is replacing an S?)
Citrix boss wants data center 'dinosaurs' to evolve
"Go to the website, and get an update... a lot can change in a decade ..."
I have, I know my attitude to Citrix is old, but in the recent demos i've seen - including on the XenDesktop kit etc, each time we had app problems, it brought down the app for everyone - and that didnt seem to be the fault of the app. We demoed some kit and we just werent impressed. LIke many orgs, we have a variety of apps in terms of functionality/legacy etc but we're not unusual.
The suggestion from Vendors was to run more servers, with less sessions to minimise the impact of app crashes!! That poor in anyones book. If we sacked half the staff we'd only have half the problems as well!
For what it is, its expensive. I prefer to invest in good traditional client/server architectures.
On paper, XenDesktop looks stunning. I truly hope that one day it works for us.
is he having a laugh
Citrix? Jesus, I remember that off of the stone age. An expensive workaround for developers too lazy to write applications that work over a WAN or the net. 10 years ago I might have considered Citrix, now, no vendor gets anywhere my network if he so much as dreams about citrix. One recent vendor wanted us to buy their £400K "enterprise" quality application - "it works great in Citrix!". No deal.
Citrix is the dinosaur.
BT's 'illegal' 2007 Phorm trial profiled tens of thousands
I love
that 'they're going to ask'.
Dear Valued, and dare I say it, attractive customer.
We at BT care about you, hell we like you. We're going to make life easier and do something about those pesky advertisments you keep getting on web pages, dont you just hate them? We do. We have a shiny brand new system to try and make it better - its very complicated and sophisticated, dont worry yourselves over this, that's what we'll do for you! We would like you to choose from the following options.
1. Do nothing to your endless parade of inane adverts, you will possibly see more of them and they simply will not stop.
2. Enhance, simplify, beautify and focus your internet experience, making it more pleasurable, more sexy, and dare we say it, attractive.
Ignore this bit office use only. Very technical. Dont bother reading this, ofcom say we have to include this, meanies!!
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WW2 naval dazzle-camo 'could beat Taliban RPGs'
You've just invented active camouflage or at least one version of it. (Other versions include Lewis' beloved invisible sheds .) Better give DARPA a call.
Verity Stob and the super subjunction
English is only at 3.31. If Linux can get to 3.0 after just twenty years I would expect English with a thousand years under its belt to do a bit better than that. Admittedly, it took several hundred years for Shakespeare to single-handedly bring it up to 1.0 standard but then he only had a quill and assorted pieces of parchment - haven't things sped up a little since then.
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Much better wireless power transmission possible - boffins
The equivalent of almost 4000 bar radiators. That's sure to melt the glaciers!
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Is that a bug
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The problem is not working out what sort of device we will all be using in five years time but coming up with a way of syncing the data on a range of devices without just dumping everything "in the cloud".
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upvote the subhead?
HP exec: WebOS tablet will trounce iPad
How's that working out for
Interstellar space 'full of Jupiter-size orphan planets'
Try playing with a gravity simulator
The difficult thing is to create a system in which something doesn't get ejected.
Linux kernel runs inside web browser
It 's enough to make me want to sit down and write replacements for all the GNU utils just to stop nonsense like this and I only know Javascript.
Wait . . .
Microsoft to turn your flat into a control pad
because it's just like Star Trek - if captain Picard wore a backpack with a bloody great box in it.
WikiLeaks: East Timor knocked back high-tech Chinese spy base
What is the radar on these boats?
Wired up to Huawei 3g units* which as we know send all their data straight back to the PLA.
*Black helicopter because I'm using one now.
MIRACULOUS new AIRSHIP set to fly by 2013
All* airships look like giant penises
That's (the main) part of their appeal.
*except the ones that look like Thunderbird 2, obviously.
Apple iPad 3 to sport 3D screen a 'dead cert'
Don't you mean
People are just looking at it wrong.
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Giffgaff goody-bags
I thought my brain had stopped functioning but, no, Google informs me that in the UK that is actually a thing.
Pakistani IT admin leaks bin Laden raid on Twitter
"just had an explosion in my pants. It was ground shaking"
Of course, this being the internet, it's odds on that these are the results that matter to you. (For a random value of 'you")
Re: but the war is already lost
The only way to win a war against terrorism is to sit around a table with the terrorists and negotiate on what the best way would be to remove the conditions that gave rise to the war in the first place - abhorrent as it may seem.
Absolutely. That's how we beat the Red Brigades. All hail our International Marxists overlords!
End of the line for mechanical typewriters
Since it's Silicon Heaven
I'm afraid the lowly mechanicals are banned
Japanese gov makes Fukushima evac zone compulsory
Well that's him outed, then
A "renowned" nuclear engineer worked as a nuclear engineer, on major nuclear engineering projects. Who'd have thought it.
Facebook forced to reinstate snogging men pic
I want to change my user name
to Baldrick's Left Testicle.
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Get rid of Paris?
Just when the joke was becoming funny again?
What am I talking about. The Paris joke is always funny.
Apple sues Samsung over Galaxy look-and-feel
Look, it's a rip-off
But that's not and has never been the point.
Generally a creative person, an artist or designer or novelist or whatever, tries to be creative. That's what adds value and wins awards. Generally, however, they fail. As a consequence they fail in the marketplace. We don't however punish then with the threat of an IP lawsuit. If we did, then for example, Tolkien's estate would be rolling in the proceeds of lawsuits against about 90% of 20th Century fantasy authors.
Of course, in this case, Samsung hasn't tried to be creative, or rather they have deliberately decided not to be. For that the market should punish them. (Hell, I'd be embarrassed enough to be seen to be a fanboi, but a fake fanboi?) If this lawsuit succeeded it would set a disastrous precedent. Which is why it won't. Originality is simple the price we pay for originality and even the law knows it.
Sex harassment case hits IBM Australia
From the linked story
"A FORMER female executive is suing a major Melbourne company for $1.1 million after it allegedly failed to act on her repeated complaints of serious sexual harassment."
Google plans cheapo YouTube programs
That'd be right
According to the link the Netflix deal was for the entire series - something like 50 hours of programming. Now that actually sounds rather expensive for repeats but it was a flagship deal. For more ordinary programming $100 million buys you a lot of content.
Open source .NET mimic lands on Android
So you think
Richard Stallman really is a ninja*. Look, I'm no fan of RMS. Sometimes I agree with him. More than often I think he's several kinds of wrong. But he's earned the right to be listened too. If you think he's wrong by all means say so, but then, the onus is on you to support your position, which I don't see you doing.
For the record I think he's pretty much right here - trusting MS to behave in an even moderately altruistic manner is a mug's game.
*Inevitable XKCD reference. Number 225 to be precise.
Steven Moffat promises 'darker' Doctor Who
I'd prefer
what happened last week to have happened a billion years ago and half a universe away. When you can go anywhere and tell any story story arcs become an encumbrance and a contrivance. Continuity's fine - the show's always has that - but lately it's become a fetish that's getting in the way of good storytelling.
Australia, give up your fixed broadband!
Spot on
Anyone who clams that that any wireless technology present or future could be a replacement for fibre automatically identifies themself as someone who deserves to be summarily ignored on the subject.
Air NZ safety vid provokes terror in the skies
Bite your head off
That's the legal (and just) punishment for spelling 'Qantas' with a 'u'.
Zomm wireless leash
Same here
I was expecting a BOFH-approved zapper system. So many creative uses there.
Not quite £20 but close
Never underestimate the Chinese.
Radioactive Tokyo tapwater HARMS BABIES ... if drunk for a year
When nuclear energy goes wrong it goes so very very wrong
That's exactly what has just been disproved.
Would that be all right then ?
Yes, it's a safe limit. As long as you're under the limit you're safe.
Do you throw out your food the day before the use by date?
Lindsay Lohan ditches her surname
That's only the second biggest
The biggest: Oprah, Beyonce, Lindsay. One of these names is not like the other.
The Weinsteins go geeky
Scary Game
Can't wait. </sarcasm>
120 Underground Wi-Fi hotspots will erupt in 2012
Fear not
in the absence of VOIP, the only way you'll be hearing your neighbour's conversations is if you lean over their shoulder and read them yourself. And then you'll get both sides. Or if someone in the carriage talks to someone else in the carriage. Never been on the Underground - is that verboten?
Asus prices up netbook-convertible Android tablet
Nice try
but without a full set of ports on the keyboard section and pc compatiblity it fails at being a netbook replacement. That and the price.
C- Asus, we know you can do better.
Landlocked Bolivia seeks legal route to Pacific
Just call Fitzcarraldo - has to be easier on the way down.
Spurned nonagenarian lets rip with semi-automatic
Don't you mean Nonageddon
no need to be sexist.
Woman fingers ex in 15-foot strip pole theft mystery
Face it, Graham
If your storeroom was robbed it'd be in bootnotes the next day.
Boffins build copper-crunching laptop cooler
"The heat causes the water to shift from a liquid to a gas"
Interesting - someone should coin a word for that process.
Surfing while driving – that's multitasking
This truly scares the shit out of me.
Cornish pasties awarded protected status
Don't diss
German Foreign Office kills desktop Linux, hugs Windows XP
Otherwise known as
I can't get on der internet* - there's no blue 'e'.
*or das elektronischübahn or whatever.
Facebook reviews smut policy after slave site uprising
"Not going to go away"
They said that about Myspace.
And probably about Geocities.
And probably about the Roman Empire etc. etc. etc.
Facebook will "go away" when people get tired of it and decide they like something else better.
Battlestar Galactica vets needed for online roleplay
True to the show?
I didn't watch it much but I'm pretty sure Adama wasn't made out of bronze.
Wrinkle-faced smartphoners demand 'BlackBerry Botox'
Just as well
with an SE they wouldn't even let you in the front door.
Scotland bans smut. What smut? Won't say
Yes, of course that's what they are 'saying'
What there saying, however, may be a little different.
I suspect the author's reading skills are a little better than yours.
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