"I say we should all ask for the footage of us on camera under the Data Protection Act and swamp the government/businesses with stupid amounts of administrative paperwork."
I was thinking of doing this and encouraging others to do so, but at £10 a go it soon gets pricey:/
Indeed - as it's been said before on slashdot, his DHCP client said "can I have an address to access / use this network please?" and the Access Point replied with "Sure - here you go".
"Space is big. Really big. You just won't believe how vastly hugely mind-bogglingly big it is. I mean, you may think it's a long way down the road to the chemist, but that's just peanuts to space."
Stewie: Well you have ultra sensitive hearing.. hear this.. (Stewie mouthing to Brain) Stewie: Fuck You. Brian: I'm telling. Stewie: No no! I said vacuum! Vacuum!
"The mobile units cost £15,000 each and are similar in design to the cameras used in the reality show Big Brother in that they can rotate 360 degrees."
I'm sure they'll have some old stock sitting in a warehouse somewhere or know where you can get one, especially if you point out thats the only card missing from your collection.
Slashdot Mirror
Are their products that poor?
Yes ?
Actually it stands for Standford University NetWorks... :)
"I say we should all ask for the footage of us on camera under the Data Protection Act and swamp the government/businesses with stupid amounts of administrative paperwork."
:/
I was thinking of doing this and encouraging others to do so, but at £10 a go it soon gets pricey
Indeed - as it's been said before on slashdot, his DHCP client said "can I have an address to access / use this network please?" and the Access Point replied with "Sure - here you go".
I'd call that authorised access.
They have :)
To quote the late Douglas Adams:
"Space is big. Really big. You just won't believe how vastly hugely mind-bogglingly big it is. I mean, you may think it's a long way down the road to the chemist, but that's just peanuts to space."
Stewie: Well you have ultra sensitive hearing.. hear this..
(Stewie mouthing to Brain)
Stewie: Fuck You.
Brian: I'm telling.
Stewie: No no! I said vacuum! Vacuum!
But typically no Linux support - TV licence fee reduction for me please.. :P
$6.58 billion on R&D and they still have dialog boxes like this.
Incredible.
Bring a whole new meaning to Oil in a rack...... geddit..
*grabs coat*
They're not too far off...
Oh, they're also planting cameras in baked bean cans to catch people who put their rubbish out on the wrong day.
Nice eh?
From the article you linked to:
"The mobile units cost £15,000 each and are similar in design to the cameras used in the reality show Big Brother in that they can rotate 360 degrees."
I'm amazed people don't see the irony here..
Give it up for meeeeeeeeeeee!
Contact the people that made it ?
I'm sure they'll have some old stock sitting in a warehouse somewhere or know where you can get one, especially if you point out thats the only card missing from your collection.
"Uh, WTF does this have to do with "News for Nerds"?"
:)
It has "Intel" in the story title
"Accounts at such reputable British banks as HSBC" ..which stands for Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation. British indeed.
Hmm.. seems to be working with a direct link to the homepage...
I would refer to someone who purchases their software as a 'poor sap' but the irony would be too much to bear
You forgot "Sorry for my english :("
You could always use Writely :)
My.. that sounds awfully like what SUSE Linux Office Desktop did over 2 years ago.
Do keep up.
It's referring to nautilus's spatial tree file view.
hotmail.com. TXT IN 3600 "v=spf1 include:spf-a.hotmail.com include:spf-b.hotmail.com include:spf-c.hotmail.com include:spf-d.hotmail.com ~all"
Looks like a version 1 record - not version 2
To avoid loads of db queries and ads, the actual (rather uninteresting) picture is:
o ogleGarage.jpg
http://www.siliconvalleywatcher.com/mt/archives/G