"...It's just you really have to work at it."
At least you don't have to mess about with like Linux, eh?
Oh, wait...
Posts by hplasm
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Coke? Windows 8 is Microsoft's 'Vista moment'. Again
India introduces Central Monitoring System
Wednesday 8th May 2013 07:10 GMT
Re: Eventually (in a few centuries maybe) all governements will realize this is *not* a solution
In India, manpower is still relatively cheap- 250,000 people with headphones on in a call centre could probably do this for £47m... but the annual pencil and notepad bill would be ever increasing, together with the cost of filing cabinets.
Self-assembling robot inches towards WORLD DOMINATION
Oz chap blows his own Google Glass
Scramjet X-51 finally goes to HYPER SPEED above Pacific
Plans for fully 3D-printed gun go online next week
TV gesture patent bombshell: El Reg punts tech into public domain
How did something so small and pink cause so much trouble?
Debian 7 debuts
Impoverished net user slams 'disgusting' quid-a-day hack
Yet another Cabinet-level ID card farce
The UK's copyright landgrab: The FAQ
Dunkin' Donuts temps S Korea with ultrasonic tags
Thousands rally behind teen girl cuffed, expelled in harmless 'explosion'
Forget choice: 50% of firms will demand you BYOD by 2017
UK.gov's love affair with ID cards: Curse or farce?
Weary quid-a-day nosh hack fears colonal mass ejection
Is this the first ever web page? If not, CERN would like to know
Brit horologist hammers out ‘first’ ATOMIC-POWERED watch
Google Now lands on iOS
Branson's SpaceShipTwo succeeds in first rocket-powered flight
Next Xbox to be called ‘Xbox Infinity’... er... ‘Xbox’
Cat ladies turned brand-squatters poke fun at religious right
Can't find your motor? Apple patents solve car park conundrums
What work? Tablet owners prefer to slack off with their slabs
CURSE you, EINSTEIN! Humanity still chained in relativistic PRISON
Review: Nokia Lumia 520
Nick Clegg: Snooper's Charter 'isn't going to happen'
Mobes' pay-by-bonk just isn't cool enough, sniffs Tesco bod
Microsoft: Brits, grab our Surface Pro ten-incher for satisfaction in May
Bogus gov online test tells people on dole they're just SO employable
Court orders Visa partner to allow donations to WikiLeaks
Microsoft to unveil new Xbox console on May 21
Black-eyed Pies reel from BeagleBoard's $45 Linux micro blow
Microsoft: Worried about web privacy? Tell us everything...
BadNews, fandroids: MILLIONS of Google Play downloads riddled with malware
Touchscreen killer? Cam boffinry cut'n'pastes from real things
Game designer spills beans on chubby-fancying chap with his stolen Mac
Microsoft betting on smaller Windows 8 devices and subscriptions
Linux in 2013: 'Freakishly awesome' – and who needs a fork?
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Biting the hand that feeds IT
