Jobs on Touchscreens
Further to my comments last week about Steve Jobs’ attitude, it seems he’s been at it again. And as soon as Apple’s founder and presiding […]
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Good News, Bad News
On the one hand, it is nice to see some of Labour’s obsessive control freakery consigned to the bin downgraded, somewhat. The controversial Vetting and […]
Railways and Extreme Weather
The Beeb has a scare story about climate change causing disruption to the rail network as extreme weather events increase. Changes to the climate could […]
Meat and More Twaddle
Via NickM over at Counting Cats, we are drawn to the latest “research” carried out on behalf of Friends of the Earth. Eating no more […]
Banning Smoking in Vehicles
ASH Scotland want to ban smoking in vehicles. I doubt that this desire is limited to ASH Scotland, somehow. An anti-smoking charity has called for […]
Playing With Figures
I see that Spyblog has picked up on the announcement about ID fraud floating about the news yesterday. Identity fraud affects 1.8 million Britons every […]
Bernie Ecclestone on Democracy
Bernie Ecclestone is no fan of democracy, it seems. Absolutely. I get myself into so much trouble when I say these things but I don’t […]
Faith School Transport Cuts
There was a news item on the BBC this morning about cuts being made by local authorities. The plan is to axe free transport for […]
Finding Your Font
Type – or fonts (or is that founts?) can be surprisingly contentious. I know that some, such as DK see red when they see comic […]