Posts by Philip Marshall
13 posts • joined Tuesday 31st July 2007 15:47 GMT
Fanzine
Here it is ...
http://www.cjex.org/dmdocuments/fanzine.pdf (in spanish, NSFW)
Posted in Aston Martin to build new model abroad
If its Valmet, Aston, say hello to Boxster
If they choose Uusikaupunki (Valmet), home to the Porsche Boxster and the former home of the Saab 9-3. It would be very good car.
Posted in Ring-back tones to carry adverts
Mixing it with Blyk
Is someone going to mix it with Blyk, thus adverts on the phone and adverts in the phone.
It will be like GE-Honeywell all over again
I am constantly seeing this as the rekindling of the General Electric-Honeywell failed merger a few years ago. All this time and effort in this merger will be wasted for nothing, and it will show the EU aren't a bunch of capitalist €urocrats.
Please, no!
FFS, Josh, please don't make anymore kiddy cult dramas.
Why don't you make other types of drama, you are pigeonholed by Buffy, but you need to break free and show your skills.
@ James
//Why would they call in Torchwood? They were trying to keep his trousers ON!//
According to the Telegraph, the man did try to take his trousers off while in the tree.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/main.jhtml?xml=/news/2007/10/29/nhowling129.xml
Isn't Sage big enough?
Is it me or isn't Sage big enough?
They have so much of the British accounting and payroll software, that I feel it acts like the Microsoft of the SME finance department.
It aquired TAS Software a few years ago and it has basically got rid of it entireally making its customers to go to Sage.
Am i the only one who supports this?
//Will everyone who wants to drink more than 8 pints a week have to attend alcohol abuse workshops?//
They existed years ago in Finland when one bought over a certain amount of drink, they received infomation (whether they liked it or not) on the dangerous of drinking to excess.
I think it is a good idea on the licensing front, smoking-related diseases kills in the UK, 100 000 people. Now if that be put down by as many as a quarter, that is the size of a small market town.
Please, no mobiles!
Unless, we want to see more air-rage, please tell OFCOM to naff off over allowing mobiles on planes. I have enough trouble with mobiles on buses and trains, let alone planes.
Re: So where does the fine go?
Easy, it goes to the Chancellor of the Exchequer Alasdair Darling's pockets at the Treasury.
Sounds like a copycat of the BBC's iPlayer
The whole shebang of NBC's player is rather like the BBC's very own iPlayer.
Similarities are:
*the 7 day limit
*the possible use of Kontiki, so it can't be used on a Vista, OSX or a Linux computer
*Forced pieces, the BBC demands you watch the ident before the programme, with NBC, it is commericals
*Possible banning of those dirty foreigners from watching the programme.
Posted in Flash memory makers propose common card
Slight problem with SD, it is proprietary.
One of the problems with SD is that, it is a closed format and the company prohibits users making open drivers for the card. This mean, Linux is out of the question for SD cards. If the company can make an USB-esque card, then I am all for it.
There is a simple reason for the high Finnish mobile calls
The reason for the 74% mobile calls is because if one needs to call someone in the local city, it is cheaper to call using a mobile at around 8c per minute, then the local phone company at 12c connection fee and then 1c per minute. And one only has to think why Elisa and Finnet are in OM HEX.
