Private businesses do not have to deal with them
His business, his rules.
If he doesn't want to connect to them he is within his rights not to.
Especially if it would hurt his business.
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Daily Stormer booted off internet again, this time by Namecheap
So, Nokia. What makes you think the world wants your phones?
UK.gov is hiring IT bods with skills in ... Windows Vista?!
I say, BING DONG! Microsoft's search engine literally cocks up on front page for hours
Defra recruiting 1,400 policy wonks to pick up the pieces after Brexit
The cheek of it! Beach bar owner shoots nude bather in the booty
HBO Game Of Thrones leak: Four 'techies' arrested in India
Read IBM CEO Ginni Rometty's letter to staff: Why I walked from Trump's strategy forum
A glimpse of life under President Zuckerberg? Facebook CEO's boffins censor awkward Q&A
She's arrived! HMS Queen Lizzie enters Portsmouth Naval Base
Blighty’s beloved Big Ben bell ends, may break Brexit bargain
Monday 14th August 2017 16:05 GMT 
talk about a fall
Many years ago Express was half decent, actually readable, then it got Desmonded.
Now it is a xenophobic, racist, hate rag which is not even soft enough for bottom usage.
It is no the Internet killing newspapers, it is turning them into hate rags like the Express.
Best to use for lighting your fire.
Official: Windows for Workstations returns in Fall Creators Update
Monday 14th August 2017 16:00 GMT
Re: Getting issues, why downvotes?
This latest update is hanging reliable software, so why down vote someone having genuine issues with Windows 10?
4 PCs we have seen have issue All latest update Windows 10.
I suppose downvoting someone with issues is easier than fixing it.
As before all OK XP to 8.1 and before we used some newer libraries was OK on 2000 and NT as well.
And yes we are looking at a rewrite to go platform neutral.
Old Firefox add-ons get 'dead man walking' call
Tech giants warp eco standards to greenwash electronics, rake in cash
Foot-long £1 sausage roll arrives
Google diversity memo: Web giant repudiates staffer's screed for 'incorrect assumptions about gender'
Ofcom: Blighty has devolved into a nation of unwashed binge-streaming mole people
Thursday 3rd August 2017 15:00 GMT
I actualy prefer binge watching, some shows make more sense that way, 2 or 3 in a day.
On S5 currently of Walking Dead, one a week would be too confusing, much easier to watch a few.
S6 is now free, not sure if to pay or wait for S7.
Now Lost, was good in the beginning, but after the hijacking I had to use TPBTV and it was not good enough for the effort to watch it. (Download, convert, copy, watch).
Stopped when people kept turning a wheel in a hole and I realised it was rubbish!
Uber drivers game Uber's system like Uber games the entire planet
The Telegraph has killed Prince Philip
Thursday 3rd August 2017 10:56 GMT
Re: House of Lords
Advantages of non elected people in positions of power.
They are in it for the long game, not just the next election.
So this means that the Lords have to do what is best for the UK and not the government.
The Queen also holds a lot of power. She can sack the government, and the military swear allegiance to her.
This does mean we could never get an extremist government as all the Monarch has to say is to order her Generals to take the cabinet to the tower.
Sputtering bit-blasters! IBM's just claimed densest tape ever record
Creditors urge Toshiba to consider bankruptcy – reports
Tuesday 1st August 2017 10:42 GMT
They need it and it serves them right.
They are in my shit list for cancelling a film I wanted to see in the format I wanted and forcing me to pirate it.
Yes the HDDVD debacle, and yes I did email the company and say I downloaded from Pirate Bay, copied it to the hard drive on my PS3 and watched it from there, because they cancelled the BluRay due to Toshiba bribery.
Yes I did watch quite a few HDDVD rips where no BluRay like this.
Apple removes VPN apps in China as Russia's Putin puts in the boot with VPN banlaw
Uneasy rest the buttocks on the iron throne. Profits plunge 14% at Sky UK and Ireland
Firefox doesn't need to be No 1 – and that's OK, 'cos it's falling off a cliff
Wednesday 26th July 2017 09:06 GMT
Re: Betamax myth again...
There was always a quality advantage with Beta.
I have owned a few top end Beta decks and they are definately better than Vhs.
Head to head more than once.
Differences are more pronounced with editing and a third generation Beta is better than a second generation Vhs. In this comparison this was a mix of Sony & Sanyo vs Panasonic or JVC kit.
Test cards, Beta decks tend to manage one more frequency box than Vhs.
Portable use, how come so many JVC cameras (a very nice one) ended up paired with Sony recorders (the best on the market at the time, the SLF1 was a better performing deck than the Panasonic NV180)?
Beta definately out performed Vhs, on luminance resolution, colour resolution, deck control (with early 80s direct drive F1 & C9), noise levels were similar, sound comes down to deck and tape more than format, but Beta linear stereo was not good!
US vending machine firm plans employee chip implant scheme
Microsoft hits new low: Threatens to axe classic Paint from Windows 10
UK government's war on e-cigs is over
Thursday 20th July 2017 08:32 GMT
Well!!!
I hate smoking, horrible stinky habit, good for killing grand parents.
Vaping is a good ecape route from it.
I would rather have vapers around than smokers.
BUT. No overblown smells please, I am not a fan of strong perfumes either.
Also anything that weakens the smoking industry is good.
Another Brexit cliff edge: UK.gov warned over data flows to EU
Wednesday 19th July 2017 11:52 GMT
Re: "The potential downside of not getting this right is very serious,"
"Maybe you should talk to people outside your normal circle of acquanintances?"
Funny but a lot of them voted remain, but of the leavers about 50% thought about it and thought it was a good idea. The other 50% were f**kwits.
This includes some relatives, one particular uncle is really embarrasing about it.
Are they one of my downvoters?
Jodie Who-ttaker? The Doctor is in
Tuesday 18th July 2017 16:04 GMT
Thoughts
The writing has always been variable, but not sure on the new show runner.
RTD did a good relaunch and Moffat did a good takeover.
Some new Who episodes are classics (Blink, the castle one with Capaldi).
Actors variable, Tom Baker still favourite despite starting with Jon Pertwee.
But the last few all worked though. Only odd ones were Tristian Farnon and Silvester McCoy, (not bad, but odd), got to give it to Peter Capaldi to be the Doctor despite a biggish name.
As to woman been there done that with Missie.
However I am not that bothered, more concerned if I will actualy like it. Will it be like the best of the original, the best of RTD, the best of SM, or like the worth of?
Or will it be completely different, I have seen that launch trailer and definatley a bit worried. Style, not keen on.
Nearly three-quarters of convicted TV Licence non-payers are women
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