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Posts by Winkypop
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China in the grip of a 'NUCLEAR WINTER': Smog threat to crops
Trans-Pacific Partnership negotiations stall again
Battle of Bletchley Park: TNMOC chief calls for review of museums' Mexican standoff
Pics: 'Bitcoin ATMs' spring up in the US
Muslim clerics issue fatwa banning the devout from Mars One 'suicide' mission
Missing matter found by squinting through gravitational lens
French youth faces court for illegal drone flight
Elon Musk ADMITS he met Apple: iCar 'great idea', keeps schtum on Tesla hookup
Turnbull waters down broadband black spot fix promise
Thursday 20th February 2014 09:25 GMT 
Murdoch/Turnbull's NBN is already here
No Bandwidth Nation
Meanwhile, I'm living squarely in zone E: (A capital city no less)
"Lowest quality rating: Typically premises will only have access to ADSL services. This rating also includes regions that have no access to any form of fixed broadband service. A small proportion of premises may have access to fixed wireless networks."
SkyDrive is dead! All hail Microsoft OneDrive! Happy now, Uncle Rupe?
Top Brit docs wade into GP data grab row, demand 'urgent' NHS England talks
Google warns Glass wearers: Quit being 'CREEPY GLASSHOLES'
Syrian Electronic Army slurps a MILLION reader passwords from Forbes
London calling: Date set for launch of capital's very own domain name
MtGox claims to have a fix ready for Bitcoin withdrawal woes
NBN to be built even if cost-benefit analysis shows no ROI
IT'S ALIVE! China's Jade Rabbit rover RETURNS from the DEAD
Treasure hunters dig up LOST RELIC of dead Steve Jobs
Thursday 13th February 2014 05:49 GMT 
Lucky it contained anything
In the old days, dignitaries, mayors, etc, used to place gold coins and other valuables under Foundation Stones of newly commissioned buildings.
The problem was, the builders would often rob these caches just after the official party had left for drinks and canapes.
Citation:
A City Lost and Found - Whelan the Wrecker's Melbourne
Robyn Annear
Pub date: August 2005
ISBN: 9781863953894
Someone's snatched my yummy Brit COTTAGE PIE – Viv Reding
'No, I CAN'T write code myself,' admits woman in charge of teaching our kids to code
MtGox takes heat as reasons for Bitcoin FAIL surface
Mars Orbiter spots FRESH IMPACT CRATER
Think British weather is bad? It's nothing to this WOBBLY ALIEN planet
Thursday 6th February 2014 05:01 GMT
Re: 2300 light years distance.. just 4 years to change anything from here?
Sorry, your argument from ignorance does not advance the conversation.
I suggest you read up some science regarding the Transit Method of detecting exoplanets.
I also recommend you consider downloading the Exoplanets app, a visual and interactive catalogue of all known exoplanets.
https://itunes.apple.com/au/app/exoplanet/id327702034?mt=8
Google views, reviews YouTube viewers' views with view to killing off spam shams
Crafty French hackers tweak 'My Account' page, slurp 800,000 Orange users' details
California high school hackers expelled for grade tampering, test thievery
Wednesday 5th February 2014 04:41 GMT
Computers?
When I were a lad...... the only way to cheat on an exam was to either sneak into the teachers staff room and steal the used Roneo master copy from a bin OR ask an older sibling for their old test results as certain teachers at my school rarely changed the tests from year to year.
* We called them Roneos, exactly what they were I have no idea.
Bletchley Park spat 'halts work on rare German cipher machine'
NHS website hit by MASSIVE malware security COCKUP
Windows 8.1 becomes world's fourth-most-popular desktop OS
Is modern life possible without a smartphone?
The TRUTH about LEAKY, STALKING, SPYING smartphone applications
Cameron: UK public is fine with domestic spying
Google bus protests are Kristallnacht against the rich – tech VC legend
Department of Human Services removes Medicare from internet
Quivering, spine-tingling wearable tech: Strap it on and don't look back
1.1 MILLION customers' credit card data was swiped in Neiman Marcus breach
The internet is 'a gift from God' says Pope Francis
Australia floats plan for national social media regulator
Reading this headline? You and 9.47 million others
MPAA spots a Google Glass guy in cinema, calls HOMELAND SECURITY
Our Milky Way galaxy is INSIDE OUT. Just as we suspected, mutter boffins
KCOM-owned Eclipse FAILS to cover up the password 'password'
Mystery 'doughnut' materializes in front of Mars rover: 'OH MY GOD! It wasn't there before!'
'Climate change' event dishes up sous vide supercomputers
Smog-hit Beijing shows sunsets on a giant TV to remind people what the sun looks like
Techies CAN sue Google, Apple, Intel et al accused of wage-strangling pact
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