Posts by lvm
8 posts • joined Wednesday 4th June 2008 05:19 GMT
Actually I am quite happy with my cellphone whatch
Probably wouldn't bought it myself as too geeky, but I got it as a present a couple of years ago and use it ever since. It suits me well - I am horribly absent-minded, and this is the phone you cannot leave behind, and I am quite sure that twitter is for twits, so the absence of passable keyboard is not an issue at all.
too bad the eyephone is already taken
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EaHUpWuqNHY
nonsense
This "Because the person who initiates a call is the one to terminate it, a prospective mark is left unable to make a phone call, or even obtain a dial tone." is nonsense.
Posted in Toshiba Qosmio X300
safe and reliable?
Cliff Joseph starts this review with "Toshiba laptops have always been safe and reliable". I beg to differ. As current owner of Satellite P100 I suffered cracked hinges, substandard keyboard, high-quality sound much ehnanced by unidentified parts rattling inside, poor quality power supply socket, paint discolorations and more. I must admit I cannot say nothing agains the reviwed model except that it looks absolutely ghastly, but my next laptop won't be a Toshiba.
Posted in BBC to 'reimagine' The Thirty-nine Steps
we've already had one 'remagination'
the one with Kenneth More, and a later version with Robert Powell wich was quite close to the book and my personal favorite - maybe even better than the Hitchcocks's. Well, good ideas are scarce...
Tell me something I don't know...
ALL of modern problems - terrorism, depletion of natural resources, high gas prices and congestion charges have one pretty obvious cause: overpopulation. 9 out of 10 people shouldnt' actually be here, one must be blind or belong to intellectual majority not to be able to see it. Of course our democratically elected rulers need more sheep to fleece, not a nicer world to live in so they will never support a courageous policy aimed at actually reducing world population to more reasonable values and rather force us to share what little we have and live the common misery.
Posted in Dissolving the plastic bag problem
What? Haven't read Mutant 59???
Here is the only fitting place for this news :)
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2008/06/06/horrible_science_abominations/
I wonder...
whether this website is indeed storing sensitive info or it is just a case of an idiot and form-caching-capable browser?
