I would categorize incoming queries by userid/ip and relate that to a company.

Then see what companies are up to what.

But that would be evil.

it should return a je or 5 seeing as they are crawled these days ;)

as in a professional?

It's interesting to see how useful plain old ISDN still is. I write about hockey online, and end up listening to a lot of NHL radio shows & podcasts which feature guests calling in from all over North America. Our local TV announcer (Pete Weber of the Nashville Predators) has an ISDN line to his home specifically for this purpose, and as a listener you can really tell the difference when Pete's doing a radio segment as opposed to other guests who may be calling from a typical landline or (ugh) a cell phone. It sounds like Weber is right in the studio alongside the hosts.

Have a look at the IPA.

I haven't watched it and don't plan to.

Surprisingly enough Murdoch's spiel may not have been the worst at the celebratory dinner from various reports.

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it's BitMessage Address

Toying with software while unemployed. What's the point of a compiler if I can't use it?

Well you know I am on G+ & twitter but there are a few people who will never be on either until the great code gods kill journals.

RSS feed into thunderbird & then (laboriously) add rule for each author - tag sdje and then I have sorted the column. I could move them to another folder and I still might but still a sort of work in progress.

Adding the rule is straight forward - you click on the author name select Create Rule from.

Trusting ASIO to keep a secret? That was the big flaw. It probably went straight to Washington with a detour to Tel Aviv

In a previous comment I asked some questions like why now? How did the ABC get onto the story in the first place?