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Posts by Ben Bonsall
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SHOW ME the MONEY: Payment code spied in Facebook Messenger
Doctor Who becomes an illogical, unscientific, silly soap opera in Kill The Moon
Meh, Who has been crap since the last Sylvester McCoy episode. (actually, since just after, the last episodes with Sylvester McCoy and Sophie Aldred were awesome. Or possibly Ace.)
Billie piper was the one redeeming feature of the new Who. Ecclestone was passable. Since then it's been downhill all the way.
Bored hackers flick Shellshock button to OFF as payloads shrink
That glass of water you just drank? It was OLDER than the SUN
Bruges Booze tubes to pump LOVELY BEER underneath city
Hate Facebook? Hate it enough to spend $9k fleeing it? Web 'country club' built for the rich
Intel's SECRET Xeons: tell us what you think Chipzilla's hiding
TROUT and EELS in SINISTER PACT to RULE the oceans
Snooptastic US CELL TOWERS pose man-in-the-middle THREAT
Brit balloon bod Bodnar overflies North Pole
What a pain in the mass! Euro craft Rosetta to poke its probe in 10-BILLION-tonne comet
LOHAN acquires aircraft arboreal avoidance algorithm acronyms
True fact: Hubble telescope spots ZOMBIES in SPACE
BAD VIBES: High-speed video camera records your voice from trash
Watch this Aussie infosec bod open car doors from afar
NASA tests crazytech flying saucer thruster, could reach Mars in days
END your Macbook SHAME: Convert it into a Microsoft SURFACE
"I sympathize. I am personally in that camp. A slightly modified (give me my fucking up button!) "
Personally, I want an un-fucking up button, for when someone fills their PC with crap by clicking ok without reading... Or deletes files with names like system.ini, or finds regedit.exe and thinks it can post edit their Reg posts...
Plug and PREY: Hackers reprogram USB drives to silently infect PCs
FREE PARTY for TEN lucky Australian Reg readers
Thirteen Astonishing True Facts You Never Knew About SCREWS
14 antivirus apps found to have security problems
Re: Point of Issue
Buggerate is the one that gets me. Admittedly, from Urpeons who learned English from American TV.
When I first encountered the use of the verb 'to bugger' instead of 'to bug', I corrected them... But having a senior colleague stick their head in a meeting and ask if they can buggerate someone for five minutes had me banging my head on the table, and said someone replying that the meeting was nearly done and could they bugger them when they were free almost had me on the floor.
Comcast bosses: THAT pushy sales rep was only obeying orders
Unbridled BONKING and rampant ROGERING at YOUR office!
Rockall pod-dweller Hancock beats solo occupation record
LOHAN seeks stirring motto for spaceplane mission patch
El Reg nips down IKEA's 'I've Got A Screw Loose Street'
Google went behind our backs and really hurt us, squeal upset porn kingpins
New Bluetooth tech lets you control 4 BILLION lightbulbs at once
Solar panel -> 12v Battery -> 12v bus
Works fine for caravans and boats. Only need a backup charger in case of emergencies like 6 weeks of rain. Or an English summer.
Next time I wire our house there will be some kind of 12v and balanced serial bus cabling installed so lighting, sensors and switching need no batteries or wireless between themselves, and the MCP can live on a computer in the house with no access to the internet.
Could even have a 12v fridge freezer so the smart meter brigade can't turn it off :)
Brit celebs' homes VANISH from Google's Street View
Goldilocks Gliese planets don't actually exist
'Disruptive innovation' is nonsense? Not ALWAYS, actually
And now for someone completely brilliant: Stephen Hawking to join Monty Python on stage
Drone's drug airdrop mission ends in failure for Irish prisoners
FAA shoots down delivery by drone plans
Bankrupt Bitcoin blunder bunker MtGox finds a friend to fend off out-of-pocket investors
Flying cars, submarine cars – Elon Musk says NOTHING is beyond him
"We will be making a submarine car. It can transition from being a submarine to a car that drives up on the beach," Musk said. Though he added, "Maybe we'll make two or three, but it wouldn't be more than that. It's not like we'd sell it, because I think the market for submarine cars is quite small."
But, as the market is people with private islands and drug dealers, the profit is probably quite large...