Sunrise Over the Larzac
Taken just before we left L’Oustal yesterday morning. I always was a sucker for a red sky in the morning.
Month: December 2005
Quiet Reversals
The Register notes the passage of the ID cards bill through the House of Lords. The article suggests that rather than block the bill in […]
More Mass Surveillance
The state wants to record our journeys wherever we go, using its Automatic Number Plate Recognition system (ANPR)… The story has been rumbling in the […]
PSP Universe
Since MyDV was subject to an injunction, they have resurfaced as PSP Universe. This company is just another manifestation of the Jeremy Paradies empire that […]
England Expects
Today is the 200th anniversary of the battle of Trafalgar. Outside of the UK it is somewhat insignificant, yet to Britons – particularly those with […]
Blogging Will Be Slow
Blogging will be slow over the next 10 days as I will be here:
MyDV The End is Even Nigher?
On MyDV’s website this morning is the following notice: MyDV is temporarily not taking new orders. Rest assured that all existing orders will be delivered. […]
MyDV – The End is Nigh?
Today I received news that the Attorney General is seeking an emergency court order to shut down MyDV BOSTON – Attorney General Tom Reilly is […]
MyDV and the Lawyers
Well, well, well, it seems that MyDV have been getting their lawyers out again. This time the object of their ire is the Internet forum, […]
DVLA and Tescos
A recent report in the Auto Express has gone largely unnoticed. Tescos have parking restrictions in their store carparks. All fine and dandy; that is […]