Posts by Yet Another Anonymous coward

Re: Your next PM

Yes missed an 'or', although I am only administrative officer for the week ...

Re: Your next PM

You don't get to PM by thinking you are like everyone else.

You become PM because you were chosen by divine providence to become PM.

(chatty burning bushes watery tarts throwing sword may be involved)

Re: Buzz words

>whenever I hear "liberty" I think "libertarian nutjob".

Over here "Liberty" is a feminine hygiene product

>while having lower crewing requirements

Oz has a fix for that, just let children drive submarines.

Re: Politically incorrect minnows in a dark deep pool of ravenous sharks

So she's going to be prime minister -

New wall at JET is a combination of beryllium and tungsten armour

It may be the Joint European Tours but it's in Britain

Re: So the EU are going to make silicon chips...

Yes I believe those dumb euro commies Intel do this from Eire

>wasnt that because they were using Excel 1972 or something?

No it was because they couldn't do the import properly so they ran out of columns

They managed to make a spreadsheet where each entry was a new column !

Re: Yikes

> huge need for green energy workers

We prefer the term compost

Re: Christ on an self driving electric bicycle. What have I just read?

If an omniscient deity is on a self-driving bicycle ?

That would be an ecumenical matter....

Re: Power

They know who is conspiring against them, it's backbenchers and usually the home secretary

Re: Plot For A Film

> All the falsely sued Bitcoin developers having to fly into London to appear before a judge on a fraudulent claim, with the stress of an unpredictable outcome, and constant demands on their finances to fund their defence costs

Which is presumably the aim. He does some sort of deal with their solicitors where they agree to support his claim in return for them being dropped.

He then shops the case around jurisdictions until he finds a judge and jury <cough>East Texas</cough> who decide for him because he has an American Flag hat and this Satoshi guy sounds like a gook.

He gets a judgement against Coinbase or Binance for a few $10M in damages and they pay because they are worth $Bn and its cheaper than a threat to their SEC licence.

It's just the old patent troll model with magic beans

No it would be quite simple

The open source contributor just has to pay to take the company software buyer on a golf trip....

>Strangely @work, which only recently transitioned to O365, does not think that this is an issue at all.

They tested sending messages to somebody else in the company and it worked so the problem must be outside

Re: Mark my words...

Not much point if Google / Microsoft / Apple refuse to deliver your email to their clients.

Re: Bully boy tactics

Unless you are a convicted monopolist operating under an agreement with the feds and you block a competitor to a service that you have just announced in your latest financials as a major profit center.

Then you can expect a distinctly different look from the judges compared to Spamhaus - especially if you sue them in th eeu

Re: Sanctions

2 people with undergrad maths degrees living in a swamp designed the ARM.

Re: Sanctions

And they did not have the accumulated years of trial-and-error that were baked into the Western Taiwanese counterparts and know-how.

But the USA is going to onshore 5nm fabs by simply buying some gear from ASML and hiring some non-union labour in the state with the lowest environmental standards who offer the biggest tax break

Re: Sanctions

>But if we do that which countries poor levels of worker rights will we exploit for our cheap goods next??!?

The confederacy ?

re: too many smart people

>China will not be stopped by sanction, they have too many smart people to get things done

Hence our cunning plan by CIA chief Mr S Baldrick.

We parachute in lots of Harvard business school types and convince all their brightest students to become, lawyers, management consultants, and derivatives traders.

Then we send in the 101st McKinsey consultant division to persuade them to fire all their R&D staff to pay for a stock by back.

Re: Comms regulators know nothing about RF? I am shocked....

>interfere with anything on frequencies so far removed

But pirate radio Laser558 on 558KHz was a threat to all UK transmissions and air traffic control radar and the RAF and national security.

Re: It's a sad day for this IT rag...

>You can make an office block fly in a book and on radio far better than any CGI

"The pictures are better on Radio" - it's a famous quote but I don't know who first said it

Re: SEP became MP

"My mouse isn't working!"

Have you tried cleaning its ball ?

Re: It's a sad day for this IT rag...

And the faithful shall respond in somber tones:

I could never get the hang of Thursdays