... would be that you can't drive to Ecuador from the UK. Any attempt to get Assange out of the country would expose him to ^H^H UK jurisdiction and he'd be arrested on the spot. His stand in an airport...

... is a small, single-board computer which packs an enormous punch for its size and price. And it's the price of this device that really got heads turning when it was announced. For just $35, you get enough...

... Oh dear, I have a feeling that certain three-leter agencies of the government are going to have egg all over their faces when I'm finished. As regular readers will know, I'm pursuing a bit...

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... on a plate. The politicians now have the high ground and will no doubt trot out claims that "this is why we need this new legislation". They'll tell that without the power to have the GCSB...

... of the universe around . To quote Doctor Who: "Time is just the universe's way of stopping everything from happening at once" . Very people with the word "physicist" in their titles believe that all...

... to far-away places always put at a disadvantage. Indeed, if it weren't for the breakthrough of refrigerated shipping, we'd still be a very poor nation without any real ability to get many of our...

... of our right to privacy in exchange (we are told) for increased safety and security. While this is a deal that some of would not choose to take, it is forced upon anyway by force of law...

... with an "unnamed international aircraft company" for the production of more than 500 a year. Cue Tui's ad! Did The Telegraph get it wrong -- I don't think so because other news sources were carrying...

... smarter: study +++++++++ 11 Jul: Forgive or forget with internet data ++++++++ 08 Jul: Kim Dotcom's extradition hearing delayed ++++++++ NewsLinks NZCity News NewsLinks 25 Jul...

..., the EU and even little old NZ feeling the icy fingers of yet another recession about to embrace in its uncomfortable grip. What a shame we're all such a bunch of cowards and would rather relive...

... between some of the brightest hacker-minds in the world and an army of civil servants and bureaucrats, I know where the money would go. Who's seen Die Hard 4? The problem is that although hackers...

... sales. However, this could change -- because the real cleverness of Greenheart Games is that by engaging in this very piece of marketing, they have captured the attention of the world's media...

... devices. Store everything in the cloud and simply access it via DSL or wireless as/when required from whatever device is at hand when the need arises. Utopia? The naysayers will quickly pipe up...

... (the towering inferno model) and I have friends with Samsung TVs and fridges that have had endless troubles as well. Louis Rossman recently published a video in which he says he's also fallen out...

...? 31 April 2014 It seems as if Twitter's growth is plateauing which is not good news for a company which, after eight years of successive losses, is still bleeding red ink at the rate of $645m...

... ban-hammer 7 May 2025 There are many ways to manage problems and mitigate the negative effects of something. people tend to analyse the problem so as to work out the root cause and focus...

... so I find it perplexing that it has taken Sky so long to finally come up with an offering that addresses this very strong and valuable niche. pay TV viewers have had the scifi channel for a very...

... as if it was a giant multi-Kg drone with huge flesh-cleaving propellers and enough mass to kill anyone it might fall on. If only other regulators elsewhere in the world were this . The proof of Canada's...

... phones in next to no time. Given the amount of energy that various governments around the world are devoting to the matter of cyberwarfare, one can't help but wonder how many very effective...