Posts by edge_e
147 posts • joined Sunday 12th August 2007 04:32 GMT
Re: Unofficial CCTV
The story you've linked to states that under Californian privacy law it's illegal to put cameras in rest rooms.
Pretty poor that the state seems to allow contract to overrule law though!
Any evidence for allowing hidden cameras in changing rooms?
Re: TVs
Just to confuse things.
The TV's price is down.
Re: Don't worry.
Maybe he wrote the update?
Re: Ah, bless
can't believe I got to page three before somebody said that
Re: Prosecution would be proof of idiocy..
Yawn, here we go again. I walked into your house because you left the door unlocked and I'm only surveying the wallpaper in this street - still illegal, still going to jail, still not passing "Go", and still not collecting $200.
In the UK, this would not result in jail time. It's unlikely to even result in prosecution. The only reason it would be against the law at all is because of recent changes to squatting legislation
The bill sounds good
I'll leave Eadon to comment on Microsoft's motives.
Just
Another
Vector of
Attack
Fixed it for you
Woah they didn't already have this? Like it or loath it, this is one of FB's biggest security nightmares waiting to happen.
Re: Grammar
Learning to program is probably good for grammar in general.
If nothing else, you learn that it's near impossible to write to write a few hundred lines without making a mistake therefore making it much more likely that you'll actually read back through what you've written.
Re: Ethical question
Because their mates are.
I would now like to point out that I think this reason is lame, but it is the reason.
Re: Took me a while to read that right
Kept reading Estonian as "Etonian".
I did the same initially. Quickly realised my error though; as if an Etonian would be broke ...
Re: the point of the game?
that's what I thought. What exactly did he do to deserve getting fired?
Just don't
The sooner it's rendered obsolete the better.
I was genuinely more excited by
The prospect of susanalbumparty
Re: Idiots
Idiots or just not thinking
Same thing isn't it?
Maybe you'd like to explain how this is any different to a surgeon leaving a scalpel inside his patient?
Re: Just to expand on AC 20:12
20:12 !
sure I read somewhere that we'd be able to edit posts for a few minutes after posting them ????
Just to expand on AC 10:12
Over reliance on fossil fuels will fuck us up big time eventually, whether that be from boiling us, poisoning us or just through running out.
Re: I never understood how this can be legal
What got them in trouble with Internet Explorer was abusing their monopoly position to prevent competition.
Yippee
Now google can know about everything I watch as well as everywhere I go and everything I buy
Re: @JaitcH: When you die...
Write a few songs and live off the royalties for 70 years.
Clean toilets everyday for minimum wage and be lucky to live that long.
There is something seriously wrong here
this could never happen in the cloud
oh , hold on....
anything can happen
in the next half hour
comments
The article was bollox.
I'm guessing that the only reason there's so many comments is because every one else is as bored as me, which leads me to the point of this:-
Christmas is even more bollox than this article
Re: Typical knee-jerk reaction to technology
Microwaves are not xrays
Re: ...verbose, complicated terms and conditions...
If this makes one person pay attention to the permissions they grant things, it'll be a job well done in my book.
To Make a scam like that worth while
You'd need a lot of marks.
Since those that hadn't knowingly been downloading dodgy stuff would look to contest it and most of the rest wouldn't be fooled by it, it goes to show that there must be a significant number of folk engaging in copyright infringement.
Re: Plusnet are owned by BT?
Different prices, different call centers, different staff. BT have, quite sensibly, been completely hands off the plusnet business since they bought it.
I'd happily recommend them to any non geek.
icon says it all
Re: I have an idea
(Excuse me while I patent this.)
I'm sure apple already have...
Re: voting system was borked
Vote with your feet
mmm
But urine has antibacterial properties.....
Re: Odd.
I like the recorded in one take now lets get down the pub sound. certainly better than the over compressed crap that seems to be norm these days
Some things shouldn't be plugged into the interwebs
that is all
Re: What else will they want? A DNA sample?
It'll happen.
They'll sell it as a security feature or some such bollox.
Re: "The need to redesign corporate defences, according to Trend Micro."
Crikey, how many smileys
Re: "The need to redesign corporate defences, according to Trend Micro."
meh, I'm becoming a pessimist :)
Let me fix that for you.
meh, I'm becoming cynical :)
Having said that, just because you're cynical , doesn't make you wrong :)
I find it deeply disturbing
That anyone would think this was a good idea
Another reason for keeping a phone
I keep one old handset so I can use it if I break my new one.
Adobe, Security issues,
Really?
I can't believe this would happen...
Mistaking Tim Berners Lee for the creator of the internet would be like mistaking a blind man with a white stick for a psycho with a samurai sword
@Another Justin
This is alright by me as long as the message appears at first boot and then generates a key for the image it is booting and doesn't display the message again unless I've been hacked.
Re: Fixing stuff
I lodged with a couple in their 80's who between them couldn't change a light bulb. They were both physically active, so this had nothing to do with physical ability. They had both been brought up in an environment where you got somebody in to do that sort of thing.
I, on the other hand, fix a lot of things myself.
Other posters have suggested it's more about upbringing than which generation you belong to. I think this is closer to the mark. It doesn't tell the whole story though because that would lay the blame squarely at the feet of parents. This can't be entirely true because parents have a habit of trying to pass on what they're good at to their offspring.
I think the reason for the decline is because of the change in the aspirations of children. Back when i was a kid, everybody wanted to be an astronaut or a train driver. Now they all want to be pop stars or footballers.
Selling the idea that putting this engine back together is a worthwhile learning experience to the later is a lot harder than it is to the former.
I'll leave you all to discuss what caused the change in aspiration.
Re: @EvilGav 1
I agree that it's entirely possible , my mum being born 29 years after her eldest brother.
I do however accept that this is the exception rather than the norm
Understatement by the radio station
The radio station labelled those two online efforts cyber-bullying, which sparked a further round of online protest.
Just add pitch forks and torches and it's a lynch mob.
Re: How effing much?
I'll Fill in the glaring hole
The cost of 86 uk staff ~ £5 million
The cost of the other 4 ~£20million
Re: I forgot... our own culture is the only True Way
But I don't hear outraged voices accusing our government of outrageous censorship.
Listen harder, they're there.
Re: It's a sad day for religion
Who downvoted a Pratchet reference?
Re: Water causes drowning
That's the funniest website I've seen for years
