I've rewatched Buffy and The West Wing in recent times. Imho, Buffy holds up better.
Posts by Kajiki
23 publicly visible posts • joined 23 May 2008
'Occult' text from Buffy The Vampire Slayer ep actually just story about new bus lane in Dublin
Apple's QWERTY gets dirty, leaving fanbois shirty
Google to 'forget me' man: Have you forgotten what you said earlier?
Murdoch's Fox empire is set to become a literal Mickey Mouse outfit
Mountain bike mishap man suffers SEVEN WEEK stiffie
Gates: Novell are sore losers, Word trounced WordPerfect
Tuesday 22nd November 2011 13:48 GMT
I remember reading quite a few years ago somewhere that the Word Perfect team had to use APIs/Dlls from MS which, while documented, did not work as expected or lacked functionality. When they deconstructed how Word handled particular features they found that it used undocumented DLLs etc.
If this is true it would seem go to the the heart of the anti-trust argument and put a pretty big dent in Bill's argument that the Word team were simply better.
Lego Star Wars to be celebrated in TV special
Want to keep Android apps from spying on you?
Samsung Series 470 250GB 2.5in SSD
Apple antenna guru 'warned Steve Jobs' over Judas Phone
US domain registrar does IPv6, DNSSEC
Transformers up for seven Razzies
Ofcom gets power to punish pirates
Reg reader turns 'homo devil machine' on eBayer
Palm: Pré to launch on 6 June
Safari, Opera browsers patch-shy, says study
Wednesday 6th May 2009 19:52 GMT 
/y inv to Flame raid pls
Just thought I'll add something to the Firefox and auto-updates debate. My users, who are not admins or priviledged users, can and do apply Firefox updates. Admittedly, I did have to add the updater to the whitelist but it works.
Unfortunately, most of them don't know what Firefox is and insist on using IE6 which, for reasons too long and boring to go into, we are unable to upgrade.
Can lead a horse to water... etc
T-Mobile getting out of blighty?
Sunday 3rd May 2009 10:18 GMT
Yay!!
Does this mean we won't have anymore of their wanky TV ads with their infuriatingly shite da-da-da-di-da jingle?
Though the award for biggest cocks (shamelessy ripping off Charlie Brooker) in mobile related TV advertising sure has to go to Samsung for this effort
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LdzsC7Tp3iI&feature=PlayList&p=C89E204F33A25B79&index=24
and Mourinho, obviously.
US mums sue anti-sexting crusader
Blizzard: Game designers aren't Shakespeare
Friday 27th March 2009 15:38 GMT
GHoS is fine...
GHoS is easy and no where near the worst.
There are 4 quests to complete chapters 1 - 4 (4, 4, 4 and 3 pages required, 15 pages in total to collect) and a final hand in all completed chapters together quest to make 5 easy quests.
Any pages you collect should be mailed to your level1 banker who will eventually collect (several times over) a complete set of pages. Mail a set back to your toon, run to quest giver, hand in. Easy XP.
Now it's the feckers in Shimmering Flats and Booty Bay I hate. There is a chain of quests that send you back and forth several times. Before they added the additional flight points and allowed mounts at 30, as an Alliance on a PVP server it was a nightmare. Run to Gadgetzan, fly to Theramore, run up the coast (probably about 10 minutes), get ganked in Ratchet by bored horde players, res, get ganked again, res, sneak on to boat and hope you don't get ganked again while it sails to Booty Bay. Drop in quest, get quest to travel back to Shimmering Flats, boat, gank, res, 10 minute run, fly, run to Shimmering Flats, drop quest, pick up another quest to go back to Booty Bay. FUCKERS!!!!!
Firefox went ton up in bugs in 2008
AVG update nails down stability bugs
Thursday 31st July 2008 14:56 GMT 
Anyone still using AVG?
Me, I am. On both my computers. And my brother is on his PC and laptops, and so is my flat mate, and my friends, and some of their family, and when people at work bring in their home computer for me to repair I uninstall their expired security suite software that they bought from PC World and install free AVG and free ZoneAlarm. And they go away and tell their friends and family to download it for free as well. And the love continues to spread.
Firefox sweeps away carpet bombing bug
Thursday 17th July 2008 15:57 GMT 
IE updates suck big hairy balls
It not really a hardship to do the update. Firefox tells you it has downloaded the update, all you have to do is close FF and open it again when you are ready. I didn't even have to reboot the PC. If FF doesn't provides updates it gets flamed, if it does, FF still gets critised.
Don't get me started on IE and the retarded system restarts that are "required" at 5 minutes notice just when you have started some online gaming session or have work open have just walked away from the PC for a few minutes. I mean, surely the update engine can look at the system uptime of the PC and see it was only turned on 20 minutes ago and so it can trust me to turn off the PC when I have finished with it.
Biting the hand that feeds IT
