Posts by theregister@mariegriffiths.co.uk

Mr Carlson's Lab gets a stay of execution

Anyways now lets look at those tubes.

My God, it is almost as if you are actually there in Prestatyn on a wet Bank Holiday afternoon.

GATTACA

Wasn't there a scene is Gattaca where the hero's DNA was suripticously taken from his keyboard by his corporation for testing? It looks like science fact has caught up with science fiction.

A Richard Madley icon for the reporter

As pointed out by many others, this survey shows that women are four times as clever. Can we have a Richard Madley or Peter Andre icon to complement the Paris Hilton icon?

It should be made

The Nicolas Cage version was dreadful and although the planned official sequal would not be a patch on the original, I believe it would have been a worthwhile film to make and would donate a small amount to have it made.

The Kent Reliance Building Society must be a close second.

The Kent Reliance Building Society must be a close second.

http://www.krbs.co.uk/

A bit premature to run this out this century

Flight by machines heavier than air is unpractical and insignificant, if not utterly impossible.

Simon Newcomb , 1902, eighteen months before Kitty Hawk

THIS IS MY INVENTION

I came up with this in 1988.

See you in court.

Airfix

It is more than suspicious that Boeing announce a plastic plane shortly after Airfix stop manufacture. If anyone sees a giant tube of UHU in the Seatle area then this whistleblower's report is only the tip of the iceberg.

Go visit

I visited Bletchley Park recently and urge all you geeks to go visit.

Tony Sale, give the guy a knighthood, was there to explain the Colossus.

It is in full operatation ticking and humming like a real computer.

@ Fraser

I get nightmares about the scary manquins they have in the window.

Lock up the Real Criminals

Remember the old addage sticks and stones.

No threat was made (as far as I am aware) so this case should have thrown out.

Instead real yobs are being thrown out of jail early to make space for her.

Give her a large fine then she cannot afford to go online.

Bletchley Park the Mecca for the IT industry

Anyone involved with IT and even those who are not should pay a pilgramage to Bletchley Park. The work of Alan Turing, Tommy Flowers and the rest of the experts should be celebrated more regularly as these people were heros. At Blecthley Park the first Electronic programmable computer was built. A recreation of it has been built there now, which is an awe inspiring sight.