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I've read both the Rogers Commision report and the CAIB report which are both fascinating in their own rights. They're obviously also extremely grim in parts.
Whether or not the tape was destroyed, in the interests of decency and respect for those who lost their lives (and the loved ones they left behind), don't you think it's reasonable that we don't have any more information?
Would you like to see footage of these guys realising what is upon them.
Are you one of the rubber-necked twits that causes further danger on the motorways by slowing down to have a good gawp?
It is the pinnacle of human endeavour to reach for the stars. Every time a crew boards a spaceship, they understand the hightened risk and in spite of that, they dare to go. Every shuttle flight includes some debris impact on take-off and yet still they go.
Hats off to them
Why not just mandate ground source heat pumps on all new build?
And, as someone else pointed out, turbines in the water courses.
There are also large numbers of underground water courses to be exploited.
Had I a decent head where I live, I'd be installing a turbine in a moment.
Mind you, if I could get good head where I live, I wouldn't be muttering these infernal tootlings :D
On the subject fo System Reset and your opinion that that's the 'Microsoft Way', how about the OEM's who think it's funny to add 'Just Enough RAM' and fully populate the slots with smaller sticks so your machine starts to crawl once you install 3 apps.
Plus, Microsoft have started selling PC's without all the OEM crap on in the first place 'cause they understand it's a problem.
Whenever I see a Windows PC at a crawl, it's usually got very little to do with Microsoft and more to do with TSR applications installed by Apple, Googe, Dell, HP, Toshiba etc.
Expand the system tray and you'll find plenty of evidence for a machine running slowly and most of it has nothing to do with Microsoft.
Agreed, they're copycats, but disagree slow Windows boxes are much to do with MS.
with your opinion on this Cade.
It's just as likely that Google would rather keep the code hidden just now, to prevent it getting hacked onto phones and giving users a bad experience with Android.
At a time when Android has great traction against the other mobile software plaforms, it seems very sensible to make sure users have a good experience until they're ready to open the source code to allow for other hardware platforms.
They have to go to market now with a decent tablet based OS, in order to keep up with Apple. This it seems comes at the expense of not having time to prepare Honeycomb for smaller devices. That's a fair trade-off in order to stay shoulder to shoulder with Apple until they can nudge ahead and open the code.
A fiver says they open the code once they've blown Apple's tablet sales out of the water.
I hope this takes off, purely so it proves the market and there are HTC etc copies so we get an open (ish) handheld gaming platform/phone.
Who cares about all the Sony dross, it's the hardware gaming controls I want.
So you're saying we should turn a blind eye?
A big 'well done' to Vodafone for operating a business in this country, making itself and its shareholders profit and at the same time, don't worry about that 'small' indiscretion.
Or to put it another way, we like the fact that you're making lots of money and are helping pay for our community, so we'll just forget about that 'little' matter of you screwing us over.
Your parents must be proud of you.
PS Vodafone contracts are pish anyway.
Excellent!
From the Microsoft Signature site "Start using your PC right away
After installing Windows 7, we pre-loaded only the software you need and removed the trial versions and bloatware that you don't, so you don't have to spend hours setting up your PC—it's ready to run, right out of the box."
Bloatware indeed, ROFL.
Still, well played MS, perhaps OEM's will take a leaf out of their book.
Splatterhouse, Altered Beast, Track'n'Field, Pacland. Our local Pacland was mastered by one guy. When this happened, an on-board fuse blew which meant from then on Trip 1-1 started at a faster speed!
Always will remember being at the fair while they were packing up and just hearing a rather eerie 'Remember, the force will be with you, always' coming from the arcades every few minutes.
Ya-hoo!
AV companies should have seen this coming and stopped 'infecting' OEM machines with their cycle-sapping bloatware.
I've been telling friends and relatives to go with MSE, and that's got nothing to do with Microsoft Update
AV software is shite these days anyway, I find SAS or MBAM and bleepingcomputer much more helpful and that's because most threats get past AV.
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How would they translate the Bebo gibberish into their own language anyway?
I always chuckle when I hear that we're broadcasting something into space. It's not like we've decoded their broadcasts yet, so how the fuck are they going to understand ours?
One of the fascinating aspects of meeting another race, would be how language had developed for them and how possible would it be to translate between the two.
the motorcycle argument. So flawed.
You know how it is on the roads, yet you choose to put yourselves in harms way.
Don't bitch at drivers, it's your choice.
Bitch at your local representative that the police aren't interested in nabbing people for driving without due care and attention.
Bascally, STFU unless you're going to do something about it.
( I've lost count of reports in the local paper, or seeing the road closed again, because of 40 something riders killing themselves on the roads round here, grow up you wankers)
I'm guessing you're not a lawyer?
I'm not either, but I reckon Julian Assange needs to keep it buttoned right now and do as his lawyer suggests.
Presumably, someone would like to hamper his getting protection from the Swedish legal system.
He may be a little creepy, I imagine I would be in his situation. That doesn't make him a liar though.
I guess he'll be open about this situation when it becomes safe to do so.
I don't understand what any one person has against this guy. I can understand how a system of control can resent his actions, but surely, in the long run, exposing nefarious behaviour by civil servants is in the best interests of a modern democracy.
It's nowhere near similar to Pepsico selling their cola in Coca-Cola's bottles.
If glove is to hand, so sock is to...?
Father Strand is a man of the cloth and Best Buy are a retailer.
I would be like, oh, I dunno, an artist using something similar to the Coca-Cola ribbon device in a painting and titling it 'The Surreal Thing'
that Microsoft don't sit down and have serious thinks? Or that they don't have plenty of software engineers who do nothing but review and fix code. Considering the cost of a Windows license in the Western hemisphere, compared to the average wage of a software engineer in, for example, India, I thnks that's highly likely.
It's fantastic that there are so many people out there who either genuinely want to fix exploitable code, or who want to bash Microsoft so much, that they find these weaknesses for us and Microsoft.
I got my Desire the day it launched, and in 'a few weeks', my telco will be giving me 2.2
What other phone have you ever had, where you could rely on updates?
In the past I 'upgraded' WinMo phones using ROMs from the telco and forums.
In other words, you'll most likely get one upgrade from the telco, then it's down to you, but you'll be due an upgrade by then anyway.