Looking forward to this sort of stuff in KSP2
Posts by Fullbeem
55 publicly visible posts • joined 30 Sep 2010
Ring system discovered around dwarf planet Quaoar leaves astronomers puzzled
The A in AMD stands for 'Aaaaannnyway...' Q2 is gonna be good, chip biz vows, after dismal Q1
Ecuador says 'yes' to Assange 'freedom' deal, but Julian says 'nyet'
Inside for 6 and a half years?
Considering he has been inside the building for 6 and a half years, he is still maintaining a good amount of vitamin D from natural sunlight it seems. Im sure he has been sneaky in and around Harrods next door for dinner. Doesnt seem the type to live on pot noodle, but i could be wrong.
Amazon Alexa outage: Voice-activated devices are down in UK and beyond
Somerset boozer prepares to declare its inn-dependence from UK
Stress, bad workplace cultures are still driving security folk to drink
London Mayor's chief digi officer: 'Have faith and give us a chance'
South Wales cops crow about facial recognition arrests on social media
Half a terabyte in your smartmobe? Yup. That's possible now
How many Routemaster bus seats would it take to fill Wembley Stadium?
Openreach boss says he'd take a burning effigy on the chin
Capita call centre chap wins landmark sex discrimination lawsuit
TalkTalk full-year profits rise but shares slump after raid on dividends
Biggest Kodi sweep: Brit cops nab five, bag some dodgy sticks
4G hits 1.9Gbps
EE roaming outage hits Brits basking abroad
Hubble spots ice moon orbiting dwarf planet Makemake
TalkTalk admits losing £60m and 101,000 customers after THAT hack
Baikonur hosts satellite laser comms node launch
Watchdog says yes to BT's EE takeover deal. Shrugs. No 'significant' harm in it
Free Wi-Fi for the NHS, promises health secretary Jeremy Hunt
Your taxes at work: Three hours driving to turn on politician's PC
Virgin Media hikes broadband, phone prices by five per cent
TalkTalk to swallow £35m ‘financial impact’ after attack
Trident test-shot startles West Coast Americans
UK finance sector: IT security testing 'becoming close to mandatory'

This why we cant have nice things
I seem to remember the government making alot of noise in 2014 about the UK not having enough cyber security professionals. Come 2015 and after 2 (maybe 3 if i include BG) massive IT security breaches (TT & CPW) we still playing catchup and we not got enough cyber security professionals.
Well its the British way I assume, we queue, we crap at football and we crap at IT Security generally speaking. Im off to the pub at lunchtime me thinks.
Find me that Capt JL Picard facepalm image.
* I work in IT Support but losing the will to fight a good fight *
TalkTalk attack: Lad, 15, cuffed by UK cyber-cops
TalkTalk attack: 'No legal obligation to encrypt customer bank details', says chief
NASA deep space scope serves up EPIC Earth snapshots
Lotus F1: 38°C? Sand in your Vblocks? Must be building a data center in Bahrain again
Apple hypegasm countdown. What will the new, big iPad ACTUALLY be called?
Pale backside of lovely Luna flits past in imagery from 1 million miles out
Online pizza order saves woman and children from knife-wielding kidnapper
Apple Watch HATES tattoos: Inky pink sinks rinky-dink sensor
Amazon listens to MORE of your private stuff
CIOs: What tech will be running your organisation in 2020?
Agree pretty much the same stuff as got now. Everyone will still be driving cars powered by petrol and diesel so why would computing change so much.
iPhone and iPads will still be being used, Apple may have fixed their iOS to actually propertly work with Exchange and those activesync issues may have been ironed out.
A department within my company may have a VR headset or 3 to use to visualise upgrades and refits that we conduct to properties we own.
I think/hope the cost of printing will come down in the future as technology gets better.