Me too...
Though even worse, I didn't realise until I read the comments...!!
Paris because she doesn't need to be fat
Posts by Khyle Westmoreland
14 publicly visible posts • joined 31 Aug 2007
'Fat birds get laid sooner, have more one-night stands'
'McDonalds' burger-lers making millions
iPhone compass evidence surfaces
Saturday 9th May 2009 00:42 GMT
Google?!
It's not even a Google innovation - Garmin GPS devices have had these built-in for YEARS.
Though that said, you generally have to keep the device perfectly horizontal for it to work - iPhone users might not like the idea they're now being dictated on how to hold their device as well as how they can use it...
Paris because she spends a lot of time being horizontal.
Private firm may run UK spy über-database
Native Client d**k-swinging met with fake Googasm
Monday 15th December 2008 23:52 GMT 
@Amanfrommars
> The perception is that Google and Microsoft are rivals, whereas with the default Windows
> Customised Links, Free Hotmail, Windows Marketplace and Windows Media bookmarks in
> Chrome may they be more than just good friends.
Erm... are you sure you didn't just opt to import the IE bookmarks and settings? ;-)
Mozilla plans mobile Firefox, plus 'public resource' usage data
BOFH: Remote access malarkey
Heaviest Virgin Media downloaders face new daytime go-slow
Yet another hole found in BT Wi-Fi router
Swede packs off GPS to make world's biggest sketch
Tuesday 27th May 2008 11:39 GMT
@alyn
> P.S. GPS gets confused on Eurostar trains as well. It doesn't expect cars to be driving at 186 mph
You're obviously getting GPS (Global Positioning System) confused with satellite navigation (AKA sat-nav; the practice of deriving your location from GPS and then plotting a course to take).
My GPS was perfectly happy on Eurostar - shame we only ever went at 185mph!
Paris because I'd like to ride her at 186mph too!
Why I downgraded from Vista to XP
Wednesday 12th March 2008 12:40 GMT
Errrrrrrrrrrm
Surely you're just preaching to the converted here?! We already know this! Most of us would probably have said even just reinstalling Vasta would have solved some of the speed problems!
Oh, and: "so far, the only thing I have missed is the enhanced application switching mechanism in Vista, i.e. the Alt-Tab and Windows-Tab functionality."
You're doing something wrong if you can't get Alt-Tab working in XP! ;-)
UK's number one router open to VoIP hijacking
Virgin Media network collapses nationwide
Tuesday 18th December 2007 12:55 GMT 
Yeah, and we're still out!
Swansea went down from about 9pm to 9:30, when the whole area came back up. Then about 15 mins later our modem went down again and STILL hasn't come back up yet (12:50 the next day). Rest of the area's fine though.
Wouldn't be a problem except I'm not going to be in the house again until mid Jan and my housemates wouldn't have a clue what to do if they called CS!
Biting the hand that feeds IT
