So what will happen if your GPS doesn't work? Maybe someone uses one of the commercially available GPS jammers, or homemade ones: http://www.phrack.org/show.php?p=60&a=13
Will they not give you the congestion charge discount? Will they slow down the car until the GPS signal is re-acquired?
One interesting point made is that those who say that Mac OS X suffers fewer security and virus problems than Windows only because there are fewer Mac users just don't have a leg to stand on.
I just checked with Mozilla on win2k, and they still block me. Now if only they included instructions on how to completely remove IE from this box it'd be heaven.
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So what will happen if your GPS doesn't work? Maybe someone uses one of the commercially available GPS jammers, or homemade ones: http://www.phrack.org/show.php?p=60&a=13
Will they not give you the congestion charge discount? Will they slow down the car until the GPS signal is re-acquired?
Bryan Chaffin from The Mac Observer goes into some of the points mentioned in the original article: The Back Page: PC Apologist Asks If We Mac Users Are Now Humble
One interesting point made is that those who say that Mac OS X suffers fewer security and virus problems than Windows only because there are fewer Mac users just don't have a leg to stand on.
Why not? They've tried it with Windows nt, which didn't work, so maybe there's more trust in open systems since then.
I just checked with Mozilla on win2k, and they still block me. Now if only they included instructions on how to completely remove IE from this box it'd be heaven.