
the dreaded non-disclosure
"The Microsoft Active Protections Program (MAPP),/~/ will operate under non-disclosure agreements."
Ooh! I bet the hackers are shaking in thier boots at that!
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"imagine if in the Corrie, there's a billboard in the shot, as a advertiser, I should be able to buy that billboard and put whatever I want on it, or change the beer in the rovers for my brand and pay for that or whatever."
You really have been in the US for too long, for two reasons:
1You want to watch constipation street, and 2 you seem to WANT product placement.
Come back before its too late (and FFS keep away from ITV till the doctor tells you its ok)
Well I'd Have to say NO, its still fixed, therefore it doesnt move!
Thats the problem.
I have a solution, free of charge...
UNFIX THE GODDAM WIDTH!
And to quote yourself John:-
"we need to unbreak the mobile platforms the new design seems to have broken. We should also be looking at how effectively we cater for smaller screens and very large screens"
Yet again, I have a solution, free of charge / gratis / do it now I beg you...
UNFIX THE GODDAM WIDTH!!!
Is any of this getting through? or is El-reg going to continue on ignoring the 100's of requests in comments for exactly the same thing? This may be a flame, but its a flame with a purpose, and one that deserves more than "tough, we 'fixed it' and were not admitting it was a bad idea"
I seem to have been censored last time I vented my spleen.
Possibly for calling the re-designer a whalesong listening crackhead, I'm not sure...
Quote="Our thanks to all The Register staff, particularly Aaron and Murray, for all the extra work they've put into the project. Special thanks also to designer and strategy boutiquester Malcolm Casimir of April Strategy for his efforts to save us from style catastrophe."
Not so sure you were saved from a syle catastophe, more like betrayed for a 30 peice silver cased josstick and whalesong relaxation set.
"Nokia had S60, originally intended for button interfaces, Sony Ericsson had UIQ, meant for pen control, and DoCoMo had MOAP(S), intended for Japan"
What do they use in Japan if it's not buttons or pens? IR sensors to detect ninja style movements?
Wha! [chop] Chaa![kick] Hui![52 hit combo finishing move]
What do you mean I'm being arrested for threatening behaviour? I was just textin' the wife!
Mines the one with the Katana strapped to the back...
There is DnB radio on 88.1.
Its pirate and keeps ketting shut down, Strangly it doesn't stop them having "talk to frank" and "operation trident - cut gun crime" adverts every hour.
And they stream online.
Proving there is some good to pirate radio.
Certainly a lot better than our 'local' radio, run by chrysalis with crap music loads of inane chat and identikit branding.
Go anywhere in the country, same logo, same crap, just different frequency & different brainless muppets talking. Not really local is it?
Damm you beat me to it....
"The team used an Asus eeePC configured to impersonate access points and software radios to jam legitimate networks."
I for one am shocked and appalled at the lack of eeePC lady on beach pictures. Surely this story constitutes at least a flimsy argument to display one, its never stopped El REG before!
Paris 'cos it looks like she's just lost her eeePC.
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RIP stage 6!
Stage 6 is excellent. Downloadable vids, new shows from america we cant watch yet, some pretty interesting documentaries, WHY GOD WHY?
All i can say is its going to be hammered for all its worth til the bitter end.
[click]download
[click]download
[click]download
[click]download
[click]download
[click]download.......
I used to as well,
There was absolutely no choice given regarding this, even my youngest sister who takes packed lunches and has no intention of ever eating school meals (she is a fussy eater) had to give her print she has never even used the system.
When I asked her about this she said she was threatened with being put in the isolation unit if she did not comply.
Talk about Stalag Morley High, the kids can't even take their jumpers off on the way home in the middle of summer.
Mr Townsley is going to be on the receiving end of some choice words tomorrow. Including demands to delete my sisters' data, making sure that the drives its stored on are written to and wiped at least 4 times to ensure proper removal.
Hopefully by the time I've finished there will be a nice letter of apology to my sisters and parents.
I may even email it to el-REG. Wish me luck!
Do not do as advised below, sending your signatures to a private individual isnt wise (duh!)
Anyone can register for one of those o2 webmail accounts, internal staff and offical email addresses end o2.com.
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Keep the phone
By Jim Cosser
Posted Wednesday 5th September 2007 13:24 GMT
Yes, you get to keep the phone (and in my case the PS3) and dont pay any outstanding months on the contract. Lets all give o2 what they deserve a BIG headache and less full pockets.
You can also just email instead of posting you need to include your mobile number and a scan of your signature. Email address is: disconnections242@o2.co.uk