The better the IT department the less it's noticed by the powers that be apart from the big negative number on the ballance sheet. Maybe we should just turn shit off now and again just to prove we are worth the money. Now that is f**ked up!
Posts by Maldax
31 publicly visible posts • joined 13 Mar 2012
As you stare at the dead British Airways website, remember the hundreds of tech staff it laid off
Inside our three-month effort to attend Apple's iPhone 7 launch party
Pains us to run an Apple article without the words 'fined', 'guilty' or 'on fire' in it, but here we are
Still got a floppy drive? Here's a solution for when 1.44MB isn't enough
Corbyn lied, Virgin Trains lied, Harambe died
UK universities unveil £28m hub for Internet of Things
New DNA 'hard drive' could keep files intact for millions of years
The ball's in your court, Bezos: Falcon 9 lands after launching satellites
Doctor Who: Oh, look! There's a restaurant at the end of the universe in Hell Bent
So. Farewell then Betamax. We always liked you better than VHS anyway
Need help finding a physically small wired keyboard
Boffins solve bacon crisis with newly-patented plant
TalkTalk downplays extent of breach damage, gives extra details
TalkTalk attack: Lad, 15, cuffed by UK cyber-cops
TalkTalk CEO admits security fail, says hacker emailed ransom demand
Crash this beauty? James Bond's concept DB10 Aston debuts in Spectre
Phone-fondling docs, nurses sling patient info around willy-nilly
Doctor Who's Under the Lake splits Reg scribes: This Alien homage thing – good or bad?
'A word processor so simple my PA could use it': Joyce turns 30
3" Disk Joy
I heard back in the day that the main reason A.M.S went for 3" disks was he found a warehouse somewhere in china stacked to the rafters with them and got them very cheap. To be honest I think I was told that on my PCW8256 Engineer training day at Amstrad. Yep I think I still have the certificate somewhere!
Police radios will be KILLED soon – yet no one dares say 'Huawei'
NASA 'nauts have a go on Star Trek replicator IN SPAAAAACE (sort of)
While you queued for an iPhone 6, Apple's Cook sold shares worth $35m
Copyright thieves' cyberlockers slurp MILLIONS from honest creators, study finds
Appendix A is great!
Read Appendix A...or as like like to put it..how we made this shit up!
The only thing I think the copyright owners should take away from this is users are more than happy to pay if you give them what they want!
In the UK until NowTV arrived it was IMPOSSIBLE to watch Game of Thrones unless you had Sky TV...they even kept if off Virgin's Cable service by sticking it on Sky Atlantic. Guess what I didn't have to download this year! (Not that I ever did of course!)
Apple's big bang: iPhone 6, ANOTHER iPhone 6 Plus and WATCH OUT
Sonos offers updated music controller to Fandroids for testing
Justice Ministry to spaff £70k finding out how prisoners like to use ILLEGAL mobes
iPlayer repeat fees threaten BBC earthquake
Is the solution not easy?
Surely if the BBC wants to cash in on all it's old content then let it. It can quite easily charge the rest of the world to access content on the iplayer by subscription or PPV models. I am sure there is a huge audience out there that would pay for full access to BBC content that have not already paid for it