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Fight for your (digital) rights Paid Members Public
I love it. Stave Ballmer, Microsoft’s head honcho these days, is desperately trying to persuade us [http://www.microsoft.com/mscorp/execmail/] that Digital Rights Management is, in fact, good for the consumer. This is, of course, nonsense but a simply marvellous read: > Consumers gain the most from
Roger the Spam Dodger Paid Members Public
The BBC reports on the best ways to dodge an in-box full of spam [http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/technology/2969783.stm]: > US researchers at the Center for Democracy and Technology set out to answer this question in the summer of 2002. They found that e-mail addresses
The Pleasures Of Home Work Paid Members Public
Two things make home working a really viable prospect for a mediocre hack like myself. The first is a good, robust broadband pipe into the flat. Check. The second is a work-supplied mobile phone. Check. These two in combination mean that I’m just as accessible at home as I
