Re: Effects of food import tax
Large tariffs? Where do you get that from. You need to do more reading Here's a start: https://twitter.com/Jim_Cornelius/status/1009929991214305280
Posts by Andy Lawton
11 publicly visible posts • joined 14 Aug 2010
2 weeks till Brexit and Defra, at the very least, looks set to be caught with its IT pants down
Quantum computers have failed. So now for the science
Microsoft waves goodbye to Small Business Server
Thursday 11th July 2013 11:53 GMT
Re: .. point where they can be managed by the clueless click monkeys ..
We have been using ClearOS for three and a half years now. I don't worry about updates. They just happen. I only reboot it when I have to turn the power off for some reason. I just looked - last reboot was last October. No-one misses Exchange. Some of us use Thunderbird, others Outlook. There's only 8 of us, but for a small business it just works.
Scientists investigate 'dark lightning' threat to aircraft passengers
Apache devs: 'We'll ship no OpenOffice before its time'
Tuesday 11th June 2013 12:10 GMT 
We often have to open large CSV files. Typically 50-100 MB. I downloaded the latest version of LibreOffice to see if the spreadsheet had improved since the last time I tried it. I had a 100MB CSV file. Excel took 30 seconds to open it. LibreOffice took 5 minutes. This lack of speed is the single thing stopping us from moving away from MSOffice. It's getting better, but it's just not there yet.
Polar drilling effort hits snag: Boffins' search for life put on ice
LASER STRIKES against US planes on the rise
BBC gives itself a gold in 700Gbit-a-second Olympic vid sprint
Tuesday 14th August 2012 11:06 GMT
Re: Massively supportive of the BBC and the license Fee
I completely agree. I have lived and worked all over the place, and there is nothing to compare with the quality of the BBC. I can't believe all the complaints I read about the license fee. You'll not get anything as good for the price. £12 quid a month for all the TV and radio channels, plus all the on line stuff, plus the global reach of the BBC brand, which gives us worldwide visibility that other countries would love to have. A bargain.
Biting the hand that feeds IT
