Posts by Paul Livingstone8 posts • joined Friday 6th June 2008 10:42 GMT
Posted Tuesday 2nd February 2010 13:53 GMT
In Virgin Media battles privacy campaigners on P2P monitoring
How does this play out if your client only accepts encypted bitorrent connections? And what about magnet links? Does that approach make fileshare monitoring harder for them to track?
Posted Tuesday 14th July 2009 13:11 GMT
In Windows 7 still baking in oven, insists Microsoft
...honestly, enough with the cooking metaphors.
Posted Monday 23rd March 2009 14:29 GMT
Can anyone actually recommend a good, energy efficient and well priced Ethernet NAS device if the Time Machine is 'too expensive'?
Posted Wednesday 28th January 2009 16:53 GMT
In iPhone SMS error bug won't go away
@Mark and @G Plumb: I've owned a LOT of mobile phones and while the iPhone may have the occasional short-coming, it's still EASILY the greatest piece of mobile technology I've ever had.
Posted Thursday 15th January 2009 15:29 GMT
In US nuke boffins: Multicore CPU gains stop at eight
So the processor can't get data quick enough from the RAM or Network... doesn't that mean the problem lies in the connection between ie. the copper wiring?
Surely someone is working on a fiber optic solution to seriously ramp up the data delivery from RAM to processor?
Posted Tuesday 26th August 2008 10:43 GMT
In World+Dog predicts new iPods, Macs imminent
What's the point in the iPod Touch having GPS if it doesn't have consistent access to the web (3G/EDGE) to pull down Google map tiles?
Sure, there's always wireless, but most wireless web connections I've used (via iPhone) are only available either inside or 2-3 feet from buildings... where you can't get a bloody GPS signal anyway!
Posted Friday 15th August 2008 14:11 GMT
In BT seals free Digital Vault
Why pay BT when you can just run a cron job of rsync, gzip and mcrypt over ssh to an off-site server. Duh!
Seriously though, poor show BT.
Posted Friday 6th June 2008 11:03 GMT
In Microsoft proposes gadget feature disabling tech
Only Microsoft would consider developing such a heinous system.
