Friday, November 7th, 2008, 12:02 pm
The ‘Country’ of Africa
A friend told me last month that all candidates this year were bad. Why could no campaign produce decent figure that is able to handle the complexity?
Watch this.
A friend told me last month that all candidates this year were bad. Why could no campaign produce decent figure that is able to handle the complexity?
Watch this.
asyInternetCafe (354-358 Oxford Street, London) appears to have nice little spyware running on PCs in the Internet Cafe. Is this legal, ethical or safe? It’s now run under the brand name Swirl.
So here I was in an Internet Cafe in Oxford St. and all these applications were running on it. What do they do? What does it do for security? Is it just for users’ security or so-called ‘national security’ too? They already put keyloggers in India, so it would be shameful to find the same thing in the UK.
Here is what was running, ID information stripped off.
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HERE will be a new guy and a new political party in the House. My personal feeling, however, is that the United States administration has done nothing to rid itself of corruption, despite the depression that seems to be coming as a result of deregulation. This means that those running the country will continue to be mega-corporations which fund and contribute to decision-making figures like Obama.

‘Some guy’ called Colin Powell had this to say.
Here is an old video of Microsoft’s CEO.
And here is a new ad.
No, I don’t recommend Macs at all. GNU/Linux is much better and it respects the users’ rights and freedoms.
Found in another blog, here is an English test.
Being impatient, I did it pretty fast and got 94. English is not my mother’s tongue.
I was being a bit sloppy, so having looked at the solutions, doing this more carefully I would have eliminated 2 or 3 of these 6 mistakes. The rest are too subtle for me to correct based on my own second judgment.
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