I'm not sure why he's considered one of the lads. McAfee is a paedophile, who purchased the company of a 14 year old girl, Amy. He claimed in 2010 she was 16, but curiously, in 2012, she was discovered to be 18, by Wired Magazine.
If we take the US Tour example, the idea of calling it a US Tour would be laughed at if it toured only one of your many states. This is precisely what Microsoft did in the UK, when they toured only one of the UK countries, and called it a UK tour.
So if, for example, only Missouri was part of the US Tour, I'm sure most Americans would laugh at it, and point out that it's a Missouri Tour, not a US Tour.
This is the same situation I have highlighted.
And as for your rant about getting our own sovereignty, this is precisely what we're in the process of doing.
Or even more accurately... Queen Elizabeth the Second, by the Grace of God Queen of this Realm and of Her other Realms and Territories, Head of the Commonwealth, Defender of the Faith.
But that's a bit of a mouthful.
She is not Queen Elizabeth the Second, no matter how much she may wish to be.
She is Queen Elizabeth the Second of England, or simply Queen Elizabeth.
In Scotland, we have never had a Queen Elizabeth the First, as QE I was queen of England only, long before the Act of Union. This is why Royal Mail postboxes in Scotland show ER and not ERII. Following incidents in the 1950s that saw postboxes with the EIIR cypher being attacked by militant Scottish nationalists who objected to the term Queen Elizabeth the Second on the basis that Scotland had never had a Queen Elizabeth the First, the then GPO undertook to use only ER in Scotland.
Since the owners of the UK networks (Vodafone, o2, three, Orange, T-mobile) run networks in most other European countries.... I'd be very surprised if there weren't similar plans in the rest of the EU to as in the UK
I have a subscription to Companies House Directors lists. The officers of that company are:
(for non-Bits - you can obtain the home addresses of any Company Secretary or Director of any company registered in the England and Wales or Scotland - it is a criminal offence to give an incorrect address or mailing address unless you have obtained a confidentiality order, which is barely possible to do, even for Directors of very large companies)
BATH, HARPREET SECRETARY HOUSE 3038 SECTOR 19D CHANDIGARH CH00018 INDIA CH00018 Appointed: 13/07/2007 Nationality: INDIAN Date of Birth: 10/12/1970 Company Appointments: 336
IVANCIC, VALDI DIRECTOR LUNDENVAGEN 24 HUSKVARNA SWEDEN 56134 Appointed: 13/07/2007 Nationality: SWEDISH Date of Birth: 26/03/1970 Company Appointments: 1
Sealand , no matter what they believe, are not a country, principality or anything else.
Sealand is tolerated by the British Government - it would be too much trouble to do otherwise. For this reason Sealand have never really overstepped the mark _too much_ .
If Sealand was operated contrary to English Law with serious copyright breaches encouraged - Sealand would be offline quicker than you can say "fraud".
What's an extra $500 if you're planning mass mayhem Make that an extra few thousand dollars, naturally, if you're going to fly into a building, you might as well fly first class - it's not like you'll be around to settle the credit card bill.
"sleep" sends a computer into a low-power mode, but leaves the machine running, and information stays in RAM.
"hibernate" sends RAM data to an image file on a hard disk, before turning the computer off, powering it down so the machine can be moved/unplugged/or just use no energy...
When one of my websites (with over 130,000 active members) was being attacked, South Wales Police told me they couldn't do much to investigate the perpetrator because all the funds were tied up in fighting online paediaphilia.
What's the point in making the term of sentance tougher, if there aren't any resources to investigate online crime in many UK forces?
worse than that, i think this advert may do damage. there is serious potential to make OO look like a nerds product, with no real substance, and no serious development or thought behind it. this is not the case in reality.
You are moaning that Windows is by default "devoid of useful applications ".
Of course it is! Remember the fiasco any time Microsoft try bundling anything useful with Windows? It ends up in an anti-trust trial! Of COURSE Microsoft aren't going to bundle anything useful with Windows any more.
I thoguht that was what a Linux user would want? Choice of their own applications, not MS's choice.
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I'm not sure why he's considered one of the lads. McAfee is a paedophile, who purchased the company of a 14 year old girl, Amy. He claimed in 2010 she was 16, but curiously, in 2012, she was discovered to be 18, by Wired Magazine.
http://john-mcafee.com/2013/01/john-mcafee-psychotic-pedophile-trying-to-murder-his-victims/
I've heard some horrible things about how they've treated Randy Peterson, the Flyertalk fonder. I've more or less stopped using the site since.
Perhaps they didn't think it was 'legitimate rape' ?
Not quite.
It's very popular in the UK for teens, who use BBM rather than SMS.
Other than poor chavs and kids, you're right.
Well, that's not a very good comparison.
If we take the US Tour example, the idea of calling it a US Tour would be laughed at if it toured only one of your many states. This is precisely what Microsoft did in the UK, when they toured only one of the UK countries, and called it a UK tour.
So if, for example, only Missouri was part of the US Tour, I'm sure most Americans would laugh at it, and point out that it's a Missouri Tour, not a US Tour.
This is the same situation I have highlighted.
And as for your rant about getting our own sovereignty, this is precisely what we're in the process of doing.
Or even more accurately...
Queen Elizabeth the Second, by the Grace of God Queen of this Realm and of Her other Realms and Territories, Head of the Commonwealth, Defender of the Faith.
But that's a bit of a mouthful.
She is not Queen Elizabeth the Second, no matter how much she may wish to be.
She is Queen Elizabeth the Second of England, or simply Queen Elizabeth.
In Scotland, we have never had a Queen Elizabeth the First, as QE I was queen of England only, long before the Act of Union. This is why Royal Mail postboxes in Scotland show ER and not ERII. Following incidents in the 1950s that saw postboxes with the EIIR cypher being attacked by militant Scottish nationalists who objected to the term Queen Elizabeth the Second on the basis that Scotland had never had a Queen Elizabeth the First, the then GPO undertook to use only ER in Scotland.
I don't pay any attention anyway.
Microsoft insists in referring to England as the UK when in fact they mean England.
Scotland has different holidays to England, but these aren't available to Scottish users according to MS.
Last year Windows UK had a UK tour, which only toured English cities. Nothing in Wales, Scotland or Northern Ireland.
A peeved UK citizen in Scotland.
That said, have they ever refused to parody or ridicule someone or something? Is there anything that is "sacred" to them?
I suspect not. They seem consistent.
Remember Chef/Isaac Hayes - despite being a great character, they were happy to let him protest and walk, in the name of freedom of expression.
That's because none of their other targets are ambassadors of the religion of peace...
Seriously. These mental fucktards need to crawl back in their caves.
Good on South Park for having the balls.
I often visit the USA for several weeks at a time.
With this device, I'll simply be able to plug the cell into my broadband in the US and have access as if I was home in the UK, without any worries!
I do begrudge the idea of paying Vodafone for traffic in the UK, but outside, this sounds ideal!
... at least, all the UK ones do.
Since the owners of the UK networks (Vodafone, o2, three, Orange, T-mobile) run networks in most other European countries.... I'd be very surprised if there weren't similar plans in the rest of the EU to as in the UK
If they're fit, I'm more than happy to be their unpaid tester!!
Actually, it's "Limited" not "united"
I have a subscription to Companies House Directors lists. The officers of that company are:
(for non-Bits - you can obtain the home addresses of any Company Secretary or Director of any company registered in the England and Wales or Scotland - it is a criminal offence to give an incorrect address or mailing address unless you have obtained a confidentiality order, which is barely possible to do, even for Directors of very large companies)
BATH, HARPREET SECRETARY
HOUSE 3038
SECTOR 19D
CHANDIGARH
CH00018
INDIA
CH00018 Appointed: 13/07/2007
Nationality: INDIAN
Date of Birth: 10/12/1970
Company Appointments: 336
IVANCIC, VALDI DIRECTOR
LUNDENVAGEN 24
HUSKVARNA
SWEDEN
56134 Appointed: 13/07/2007
Nationality: SWEDISH
Date of Birth: 26/03/1970
Company Appointments: 1
Sealand , no matter what they believe, are not a country, principality or anything else.
Sealand is tolerated by the British Government - it would be too much trouble to do otherwise. For this reason Sealand have never really overstepped the mark _too much_ .
If Sealand was operated contrary to English Law with serious copyright breaches encouraged - Sealand would be offline quicker than you can say "fraud".
I'd be surprised. They have a studio in Washington.
I'm not sure how you've lasted so long then...
"sleep" sends a computer into a low-power mode, but leaves the machine running, and information stays in RAM.
"hibernate" sends RAM data to an image file on a hard disk, before turning the computer off, powering it down so the machine can be moved/unplugged/or just use no energy...
When one of my websites (with over 130,000 active members) was being attacked, South Wales Police told me they couldn't do much to investigate the perpetrator because all the funds were tied up in fighting online paediaphilia.
What's the point in making the term of sentance tougher, if there aren't any resources to investigate online crime in many UK forces?
well, have your cunt cut out then?
worse than that, i think this advert may do damage. there is serious potential to make OO look like a nerds product, with no real substance, and no serious development or thought behind it. this is not the case in reality.
Hawes... yes, I remember staying there on a fieldtrip at high school!
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Not only is Hawes pronoused Whores, but there is also a dairy there called "Hawes Creamery". http://archive.thisisthenortheast.co.uk/2001/4/27
"devoid of useful applications"
You are moaning that Windows is by default "devoid of useful applications ".
Of course it is! Remember the fiasco any time Microsoft try bundling anything useful with Windows? It ends up in an anti-trust trial! Of COURSE Microsoft aren't going to bundle anything useful with Windows any more.
I thoguht that was what a Linux user would want? Choice of their own applications, not MS's choice.
You didn't notice www.blackcatnetworks.co.uk in that case - they've been doing IPv6 for a while - http://www.blackcatnetworks.co.uk/services/adsl
/48 of IPv6 address space if a customer wishes to deploy it on their internal network.
"Our ADSL service is IPv6 enabled; all customers will get a single static IPv6 address allocated to them by default if their equipment can support it. We can also allocate a
This is native IPv6 not IPv6 over an IPv4 tunnel"
I wonder what IBM would say...
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http://www.specopslabs.com/partners-stratigicpart
Yes, you can actually.
But you have to demonstrate a good use for it.
For example, police.uk or nhs.uk or even the British Library's bl.uk
You're right, you and I couldn't get a *.uk though