That would be an excellent project for the UK's own space port putting a mirror for the North and Scotland to make the winters a little less harsh, very economical if you calculate the cost.
Posts by WibbleMe
413 publicly visible posts • joined 21 Feb 2013
Russia launches non-terrifying satellite that focuses Sun's solar rays onto Earth
Microsoft drops Office 365 for biz. Now it's just Microsoft 365. Word
Bloke takes over every .io domain by snapping up crucial name servers
Semiconductor-laced bunny eyedrops appear to nuke infections
Google blows $800k on bots to flood the UK with 30,000 'articles' a month
Feelin' safe and snug on Linux while the Windows world burns? Stop that
Re: about 12 per cent of servers run non-Windows OSs!?
Perhaps for security reasons people hide the server type tag on a Linux distro as part of PCI compliance so you have no idea what server a website is running on.
Did anyone bother to count the Linux Kernal in Android phones? Something like 432 million smartphones in 2016
Extreme trainspotting on Britain's highest (and windiest) railway
One-third of Brit IT projects on track to fail
HMS Windows XP: Britain's newest warship running Swiss Cheese OS
UK parliamentary email compromised after 'sustained and determined cyber attack'
Hand in your notice – by 2022 there'll be 350,000 cybersecurity vacancies
Oil and lube firm offers to ease pains of frustrated office workers
The nuclear launch button won't be pressed by a finger but by a bot
Does Microsoft have what it takes to topple Google Docs?
UK hospital meltdown after ransomware worm uses NSA vuln to raid IT
Fake news is fake news, says Google-backed research
Hackers uncork experimental Linux-targeting malware
Webroot antivirus goes bananas, starts trashing Windows system files
New MH370 analysis again says we looked in the wrong places
30,000 London gun owners hit by Met Police 'data breach'
MPs worried Brexit vote website wobble caused by foreign hackers
TCP/IP headers leak info about what you're watching on Netflix
Database deletion downed Digital Ocean last week
Half a million 'de-identified' patients records to be shared in Bradford
Governments could introduce 'made by humans' tags - legal report
Android beats Windows as most popular OS for interwebz – by 0.02%
Drone complaints to cops are up twelvefold in three years
Mediaeval Yorkshirefolk mutilated, burned t'dead to prevent reanimation
Stop us if you've heard this one before: IBM sheds more workers – this time, tech sales
Green software blacked out Australian State
HMRC: We've got £1.3bn for digital tax schemes. Tell us how to spend it
API synchronising with software like Quickbooks and Sage so that everything is done automatically, benefits for HMRC is they they can get a live readout of profit loss and how much tax to expect.
The benefit for the consumer is that tax VAT return can be automated like ,Fuel VAT back or Advertising expenses.
Google Spanner in the NewSQL works?
Europe will fine Twitter, Facebook, Google etc unless they rip up T&Cs
Dungeons & Dragons finally going digital
In 2012 China vowed 'OpenStack will smash the monopoly of western cloud providers!'
Road accident nuisance callers fined £270,000 for being absolute sh*tbags
Anti-TV Licensing petition gets May date for Parliament debate
Where in the world is Fast.co.uk web hosting?
Redmond's on fire, your 365 is terrified: Microsoft email outage en masse
Google, what the hell? Search giant wrongly said shop closed down, refused to list the truth
I guess that this was added to Google Maps / Google Business automatically had the owner registered with Google Business to claim their business this could have been resolved. Unfornituntly changes even once registered take a while to update.
My suspicions are that someone, I'm not saying a competitor but... saw this as an opportunity to send this store fewer customers.
I know exactly how they feel, I had a customer that moved two miles down the road and delivery drivers keep using the wrong location data to turn up, being a narrow one-way road system around the village of Wem in Shropshire turning was not an option.
Amazon's AWS S3 cloud storage evaporates: Top websites, Docker stung
Two million recordings of families imperiled by cloud-connected toys' crappy MongoDB
HSBC Business internet banking goes TITSUP*
Im a webdev I have 800 small business sites spread across several servers, there has been no down time for over two years and even then it was just 5 mins, how can it be with so many engineers and budgets can something go horribly wrong so often?
But even some of the sites that work ok like nationwide still have issues if you look at the browser consol window, fonts blocked by cross-origin script and marketing blurb blocked because http is used rather than https, so no sites perfect but at least I can login.