We know.
Of course we all know what it'll be used for....
That age old subject - pornography
Well, what other use has technology got?
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It's Leo all over again.
When Leo came out, they'd develop a business system by understanding how it worked and make a bespoke system.
Naturally businesses caught onto this and started to develop systems that were bog standard and quoted low prices that caused the client to accept software that wasn't made for them and their business suffered.
History is doomed to repeat itself if you're ignoring it....
So why do we get so many Battery PR releases claiming the Earth?
For decades now we have Anode or Cathode inventors or both claiming impressive charge densities but still no sign of them on the market?
Can we get a ban on battery PR for the next ten years?
Sounds like a start in the right direction.
It's a well known tactic used by Lawyers.
If you have a unreasonable statement in a contract, you can deliberately leave it in and hope the other party doesn't spot it.
If you wish to break a contract, you simply raise the statement and the judge rules the whole contract null and void.
Not usual for it to be so obvious though....
I'm a keen LibreOffice user and I've donated money to the organisation a few times.
When I visit Home users on IT jobs, Office365 often becomes a subject of conversation.
It seems a lot of people with Office365 can share the suite. Seemingly up to 5 shares are allowed?
So getting it free is a big temptation I guess.
How do you trust your chosen VPN?
I've yet to see any VPN provider who has a security certificate issued by a reputable company.
They say they don't keep logs. But at least one was caught with logs recently.
A reputable security company making surprised visits would go a long way towards trust...
Reminded me of a battle I had when I worked at Maplin. Next door was PC World. Customer came to me to get a cable for their desktop PC as instructed by the PCWorld person.
I told the customer that such a cable didn't exist. So back to PCWorld he went for further instructions.
He came back with a piece of paper and once more I said, such a cable didn't exist.
This exchange went on about 6 times. Until I feeling pity for him went with him into PCWorld and looked at his PC myself.
I saw immediately that PCWorld technician was inventing cables. You can't get a 6 pin graphics card power cable to ATX 24 pin main board adapter. I of course sold the customer the correct PSU cable....
Made a change from telling the customer to refund their £90 HDMI cable from PCWorld and buy a £6 from us instead.
Nice to see someone knocking the shine off SpaceX and NASA.
The Americans don't care that the overall cost of a SpaceX launch is more expensive.
They just love wallowing in patriotic slime.
I've never seen a country so up its Ass with false Pride. Let's remember it's citizens enjoy killing each other over the slightest thing.
I remember my first introduction to the radio series.
A certain Mouse Trainer was selling off plastic animation sheets from the book on the TV series. Got to see outtakes in Blackpool that were deleted forever a few months later. I'd never heard of the series at that point and so missed the opportunity to get Merch.
First episode later that week for me was the one where they're inside that marble cup. I was hooked.
Met Douglas himself a few months later doing book signing in Edinburgh. Only 3 of us there, so we got to ask lots of crazy questions. Later on, I was message boarding him on a London BBS. Sweet.