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I know it's a first world problem but I detest dealing with car dealers and their money grubbing value adds.
Posts by Winkypop
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Massachusetts shoots down car dealers' Tesla-busting sueball
'There is no downside – unless you count the total bath you take moving your stuff'
The sound of silence: One excited atom is so quiet that the human ear cannot detect it
iPhone 6, Watch: Hate it or really hate it, Apple's now a $604.77bn biz
Leak of '5 MEELLLION Gmail passwords' creates security flap
Would Apple godhead Steve Jobs have HATED the Watch?
City hidden beneath England's Stonehenge had HUMAN ABATTOIR. And a pub
Apple's Watch is basically electric perfume
Heavy VPN users are probably pirates, says BBC
NBN Co correction: We're rubbish at broadband rollout and NEVER improved
DREADNOUGHTUS: The 65-TON DINO that could crumple up a T-Rex like a paper cup
Cave scrawls prove Neanderthals were AT LEAST as talented as modern artists
NZ Justice Minister scalped as hacker leaks emails
NASA to reformat Opportunity rover's memory from 125 million miles away
Rickety rock deemed unworthy of Curiosity's drill
Boffins attempt to prove the universe is just a hologram
Oz metadata proposal: no to IP addresses, yes to MAC address logging
China building SUPERSONIC SUBMARINE that travels in a BUBBLE
Government report: average Oz user will want 15 Mbps by 2023
6 Obvious Reasons Why Facebook Will Ban This Article (Thank God)
Euro space boffins narrow down lander sites on comet doing 135,000km/h toward Sun
SpaceX prototype rocket EXPLODES over Texas. 'Tricky' biz, says Elon Musk
Galileo can't do the fandango: Two Euro GPS nav sats sent into WRONG ORBIT
Don't even THINK about copyright violation, says Indian state
NBN Co claims 96 mbps download speeds for FTTN trial
Kate Bush: Don't make me HAVE CONTACT with your iPHONE
Dozens of COPS cuffed in Turkish Prime Minister's wiretap probe
Astronomers scramble for obs on new comet
TRIANGULAR orbits will help Rosetta to get up close with Comet 67P
Cargo truck crammed with garbage explodes IN SPAAAAACE
Rupert Murdoch says Google is worse than the NSA
Supervalu supermarket stores stung by sneaky sales system scammers
What does a flashmob of 1,024 robots look like? Just like this
Password manager LastPass goes titsup: Users locked out
Poll: Australians hate government data retention plan
No, minister Turnbull, IP addresses aren't part of routine billing data collection
Tuesday 12th August 2014 04:47 GMT 
So, does that mean...
...they are recording stuff now that they are not allowed to, or willing to disclose?
So:
“the security services, the police, ASIO and so forth, are not asking the Government to require telcos to record or retain information that they are not currently recording.”
Asshattery is afoot.
2,285,295 Aussie logins nabbed in Russian password haul
Australia's metadata debate is an utter shambles
Wednesday 6th August 2014 04:44 GMT 
Abbott is a complete and utter incompetent
If ever proof was needed.
He only needs to open his mouth.
As a previous (and fellow Tory) PM said; "Tony Abbott is a dangerous politician"
http://www.independentaustralia.net/politics/politics-display/malcolm-fraser-tony-abbott-a-dangerous-politician,5267
And this from a politician who was successful at getting a Labor Government dismissed!
Australia to retain telecommunications metadata
NASA tests crazytech flying saucer thruster, could reach Mars in days
Facebook goes down, people dial 911
Monday 4th August 2014 04:27 GMT 
Apols to Roger Waters
And when they found our shadows
Groups 'round the social media sets
They ran down every lead
They repeated every test
They checked out all the data in their lists
And then the alien anthropologists
Admitted they were still perplexed
But on eliminating every other reason
For our sad demise
They logged the only explanation left
This species has amused itself to death
No tears to cry
No feelings left
This species has amused itself to death
Amused itself to death
Users should PAY for their piracy says Turnbull
Too rich for an iPhone 6? How about a gold-plated Brikk?
NBN Co adds apartments to FTTP rollout
Australia floats website blocks and ISP liability to stop copyright thieves
Forty-five years ago: FOOTPRINTS FOUND ON MOON
Tuesday 22nd July 2014 04:46 GMT
Sigh
Last nights TV news claimed there were 9 moon landing missions.
"Apollo 11 and 8 other moon landings"
Probably researched on Twitter by a 20 something graduate.
For the record:
Apollo 11 Neil Armstrong, Edwin "Buzz" Aldrin
Apollo 12 Charles "Pete" Conrad, Alan Bean
Apollo 14 Alan B. Shepard, Edgar Mitchell
Apollo 15 David Scott, James Irwin
Apollo 16 John Young, Charles Duke
Apollo 17 Eugene Cernan, Harrison H. "Jack" Schmitt
Lads from Lagos turn from 419 scams to basic malware slinging
iiNet says metadata retention means a great big tax on everything
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