I prefer Sony sensors anyway
They do seem to be good, and fitted to most things which take pictures.
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Samsung shaves 0.1μm off pixels to make new ISOCELL sensor lineup 15% slimmer
Bad apples: US customs seize OnePlus earbuds thinking they're knock-off AirPods
Tesco self-service separates innocent Reg reader from beer after collapsing into heap of Windows dialog boxes
Family wrongly accused of uploading pedo material to Facebook – after US-EU date confusion in IP address log
Tuesday 15th September 2020 13:49 GMT 
Our licence software is slightly broken
So we relicence the Yanks to
10/10/2020 or 11/11/2020 and so on.
Needs to be 100% compatible with the proper software so we can use it in our office.
I did insist on YYYY-MM-DD for their acounts link.
But inches - aghhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
They get stored by an algorythm converting to nearest mm and back again, IN THE FIELD EDIT.
Tech ambitions said to lie at heart of Britain’s bonkers crash-and-burn Brexit plan
Angry 123-Reg customers in the UK wake up to another day where hosted mail doesn't get through to users on Microsoft email accounts
Brexit border-line issues: Would you want to still be 'testing' software designed to stop Kent becoming a massive lorry park come 31 December?
As Amazon pulls union-buster job ads, workers describe a 'Mad Max' atmosphere – unsafe, bullying, abusive
Anyone else noticed that the top countries for broadband speeds are well-known tax havens? No? Just us then?
Homeland Security demands a 911 for reporting security holes in federal networks: 'Vulns in internet systems cause real-world impacts'
In the frame with the Great MS Bakeoff: Microsoft sets out plans for Windows windows
AI world has gone bananas, it's official. This algorithm will help you optimize your peanut butter and banana sarnies
Someone's getting a free trip to the US – well, not quite free. Brit bloke extradited to face $2m+ cyber-scam charges
If you think Mozilla pushed a broken Firefox Android build, good news: It didn't. Bad news: It's working as intended
Brave takes brave stand against Google's plan to turn websites into ad-blocker-thwarting Web Bundles
Friday 28th August 2020 11:04 GMT
Re: Desperate
I was FORCED to use adblockers by the advertisers. (pop up, animated etc)
I do allow site specific adverts on certain sites. (Hobbies with ads from known suppliers)
Most though blocked to oblivion.
This google blob method, great for virus transmission.
As to all the ITVs out there, PVR FTW.
Oh I prefer to fast forwards than skip to catch the entertaining adverts, there are some better than the programmes.
Be very afraid! British Army might scrap battle tanks for keyboard warriors – report
Um, almost the entire Scots Wikipedia was written by someone with no idea of the language – 10,000s of articles
Wednesday 26th August 2020 08:41 GMT
Interesting
Scots does seem to be partially ignored in favour of Gaelic.
Yet it is part of the same family as English.
It is interesting to see the similarity in words with English as well.
Written down some of it is quite readable to a native English speaker.
An example in Kirk (as in James T) this is Scots for Church, such similar words.
But then it shares ancestry with English via Middle English.
Isn't the history of languages fascinating.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anglo-Frisian_languages#Anglic_languages
Start Me Up: 25 years ago this week, Windows 95 launched and, for a brief moment, Microsoft was almost cool
Bletchley Park Trust can’t crack COVID-caused revenue slump without losing staff
Unexpected Porthcawl in the borkage area: Riding an indoor Power Truck to nowhere
UK national debt hits 1.46 Apples – and weighs as much as 2 billion adult badgers
You there. Person, corp, state. Doesn't matter. You better not shoot down or hack a drone. That's our job – US govt
'Get out of my office, you're being a pest!' Yes, son. Toymaker releases work-from-home-themed play sets
UK govt reboots A Level exam results after computer-driven fiasco: Now teacher-predicted grades will be used after all
Samsung slows smartphone upgrade treadmill with promise to support three Android generations on Galaxies
Sun welcomes vampire dating website company: Arrgh! No! It burns! It buuurrrrnsss!
Tuesday 18th August 2020 12:08 GMT
Re: Inappropriate garb
I am untrusting of suits.
Most recent exposure was one trying to sell me a really shit new car when I was looking for older big comfy ones. (Think GM EU and big V6 saloons popular with Police vs a horrid little 5 seat people carrier)
Shoved me in one, said how wonderful.
"It's full of plastic shit!"
Started on about HP.
I actually ran out of the dealer and never been back.
I hate suits.
Clarke's Third Law: Any sufficiently advanced techie is indistinguishable from magic
Monday 17th August 2020 09:35 GMT
Re: a GUI in the office was a dim and distant dream.
So confusing, I have a VAX 4000 (vacuum) in the garage.
Different VAX, but still makes me laugh.
Talking about vacuums mention the computers.
Talk about computers mention the Vacuums.
And even some same model numbers.
And I live near a hotbed of vacuum manufacturers (OK two).
How do you feel about single-use plastics? OK, interesting. Now tell us your views on surprise Windows updates
Money talks as Chinese chip foundries lure TSMC staff with massive salaries to fix the Middle Kingdom's tech gap
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