Nuff said.
Get a grip. Also it's devs not dev's.
Posts by nicholas22
36 publicly visible posts • joined 9 Feb 2009
Java daddy borged by Google
9/11 pager messages released on Wikileaks
ALK CoPilot Live 8
iPhone security cracked, smacked and broken
DARPA: Can we have a one-cabinet petaflop supercomputer?
Google: Let us keep search data or die
Wolfram Alpha - a new kind of Fail
Six months on, Macs still plagued by critical Java vuln
An unthinking programmer's guide to the new C++
IBM Warwick data centre has a lie down
Homer Simpson 'nuclear waste spill' panic at nuke sub base!
Microsoft conjures imaginary 'Apple Tax'
Texas senator wants to ban Vista purchases
Microsoft and TomTom settle 'Linux' kerfuffle
Google juices in-photo ads biz
China brands Tibet beating video fake
Google designer quits over performance obsession
Microsoft's Silverlight for mobile to muscle iPhone
Monday 23rd March 2009 11:24 GMT 
@Doug + @TheReg
@Dou: 'nuff said! What a great summary :)
@TheReg: When will you start being more critical (even objective) in your MS reports?
Your reporters tear apart everything non Microsoft (be it Linux, Adobe, Oracle, etc) so isn't it about time you do the same for Microsoft?
BUT... I just noticed you pick up the MSDN developer zone headlines (right hand side on this screen) so I guess you too are 'partners' of some sort. I'm starting to dislike The Reg and may switch to some more objective news reporting if this continues.
Mathematica man brews 'AI' Google Killer™
Friday 20th March 2009 04:37 GMT 
Bastar*s
Why oh why do the same as*holes come here to read Ted's articles and then diss him about them? If you know he sucks, don't come back to read new articles damn it. What a tiresome practice having to put up with all these sour-pus*es. Get a job or something! And leave your names, don't post anonymously you slimey pri**s.
Nice article Ted btw, enjoyed the witty comments, as ever.
Very funny to have someone who worked for the guy post here as well, gives a neat overall picture of this dude mentioned.
Google behavioral ads scare US lawmakers
Friday 13th March 2009 00:32 GMT 
OK
"Your thoughts will be the only thing that remain private..... but not for long."
True, just today scientists announced being able to 'read' thoughts of subjects:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/health/7937926.stm
I left BT when my contract expired, citing Phorm as the main reason.
That really curbed the sales person's enthusiastic attitude on extending my contract for another 12 months. What is there to say? My confidence to this company (BT) is shattered, I mean common, snooping on my data? F*** off retards. Next time do a focus group rather than asking for legal advice alone.
Phorm CEO clashes with Berners-Lee at Parliament
Silverlight and open-source Java love has its day
Eric Schmidt reanimates el cheapo PC zombie
Monday 9th March 2009 12:07 GMT
NICE ONE
Nice article, agree with most points as they are true, despite a large percentage of people still thinking otherwise, having not realised that the browser is not an operating system and generally being IT illiterate and lazy.
I'm starting though to get fed up with Ted-haters; if you have personal issues with the author don't fucking post moronic comments, such as "he's misquoting Moore's law, etc", "facebook is great so the point about Web 2.0 is pointless", etc. Read between the lines.
Microsoft trades goodwill for TomTom Linux satisfaction
Microsoft boffins devise 'secure' Gazelle browser
Life hands Sun steaming sack of...
'Lenny': Debian for the masses?
Thursday 19th February 2009 23:10 GMT 
A very different view
You know what?
IMFHO, there is no decent operating system.
They are ALL crap.
From Microsoft, to Linux, to Unix/BSD, Solaris and s***.
Let's build a better one: With consistent APIs that make sense (no unix/win32 derivative), commands that accept similar if not standardized command-line arguments (again no unix derivative), drivers that work (not linux), open source (no windows/osx), snazzy interface (no ReactOS), etc. etc.
Who's up for it?
Biting the hand that feeds IT
