Dyson make hoovers, just not Hoovers, it's not rocket science.
Posts by Not That Andrew
1055 publicly visible posts • joined 13 Nov 2007
Brit inventor Dyson challenges EU ruling on his hoover's energy efficiency ratings
Expert chat: The end of Windows XP and IE6
Android adware that MUST NOT BE NAMED threatens MILLIONS
TWELFTH-CENTURY TARDIS turns up in Ethiopia
NSA using Firefox flaw to snoop on Tor users
Apple's new non-feline Mac operating system, OS X Mavericks, ready to go
Samsung denies benchmark cheating, despite evidence
Hackers just POURING through unpatched Internet Explorer zero-day hole
Facebook allows full personal data ransack with Graph Search
Valve aiming to take the joy(sticks) out of gaming with Steam Controller
App Store ratings mess: What do we like? Sigh, we dunno – fanbois
Microsoft relents: 'Go ahead, install Windows 8.1 on clean PCs'
Windows 8.1: Microsoft's reluctant upgrade has a split-screen personality
TWO can play this 64-bit mobile game, says Samsung, crossly
Torvalds: 'We're not doing Linux95 … for a few years, at least'
Google swaps out MySQL, moves to MariaDB
NORKS fingered for APT on South Korean think tanks
Four ways the Guardian could have protected Snowden – by THE NSA
UK mulls ban on tiny mobiles to block prison smugglers
Ubuntu devs to get 15-min code review, full SDK love – Canonical
Brazilians tear strip off NSA in wake of Snowden, mull anti-US-spook law
Re: The US Gov Bureaucrats have chosen their course
I'm pretty sure it'll only stop sometime after the Chinese start exerting their economic and political muscle against the US . Hopefully the ending will be the US in political and economic chaos, rather than an exchange of thermonuclear weapons.
Snowden journalist's partner gave Brit spooks passwords to seized files
Re: spanner
Serious? Do you really think even a fraction of those 70,000 stopped were terrorists or had knowledge of terrorist activities. No, the authorities were just fishing. And what exactly is knowledge of terrorist activities, anyway? I vividly recall several bombings during the 80's, does that make me suspect?
The sheer number of people stopped "just in case" makes it self evidently an abuse of power. You may be happy to like in a police state, but I'm not.
Microsoft warns of post-April zero day hack bonanza on Windows XP
Re: 4+ year old hardware
Are seriously saying that Win 7 won't run adequately on hardware like Intel Core 2 Duos and Quads? or older AMD Opetron and Phenoms? granted, you might have to scrounge up some RAM to make sure the the machine 2 GB available. But Win 7 will run perfectly in that sort of hardware.
Fear the JOBZILLA! 150ft STATUE of Steve planned 'lest fanbois forget'
A little googling reveals that $30k could get you a custom life size bronze statue, depending on the foundry and complexity of the work and as far as I can tell, excluding artists comission, which will be hefty. You still need the site and planning permission and obviously designing and building a base and erecting a statue costs money.
So if they are thrifty and lucky they might do it with $50k to $70k. However as they don't seem to have the sort of idea that two minutes of googling would give you, so they probably will end up with a garden gnome in a turtleneck.
Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak disses Ashton Kutcher's Steve Jobs
Xbox 180: Microsoft scraps mandatory Kinect policy
Chrome, Firefox blab your passwords in a just few clicks: Shrug, wary or kill?
Re: Not concerned..
While the feature has been available since Win95 actually, Windows has _never_ encouraged users of the desktop version to create multiple user profiles. If that were the case it would require you to create a separate admin account and user accounts during setup instead of just (since 2K or XP IIRC) requiring you to set up one account and silently giving it admin privileges. Which I suppose beats 95 and 98's way of just dumping you into what passed for an admin profile on those glorified DOS shells and expecting you to set up passwords and booting to the login screen yourself.