Earlier today politicians said that tired out line "If you have nothing to hide, you have nothing to fear."
Even more ironic when you take in to account that the government are trying to prevent the details of the overhaul of the NHS from being published.
Nothing to hide, eh? Talk about double standards.
And I bet they bring in at least ten times that due to tourism (not that I entirely trust those figures, but the point still stands).
Don't get me wrong, I don't care at all for the royals, but to say they are a waste of money is miles off the mark.
"There was no WiFi signal when on the desk in front of the window in my room, but after some experiments, I discovered that the signal was quite good... on the ceiling of the bathroom," emailed Marc Petit-Huguenin.
"I have a Nexus S phone, so I taped it on the ceiling of the bathroom, and used tethering over Bluetooth to bridge the gap to the desk," he explained. This is a slow connection, but good enough to send emails over SMTP or use vi [the popular Unix text editor] over SSH."
FTA
Yes, because Google (and the authorities letting these cars on the roads) would have *never* thought of the possibility of pedestrians running in front of these cars.
Quick! Get in touch with them and bring this to their attention!
What racism? That's just cultural sensitivity. Everybody knows you don't shake hands with the Asians, you bow to them
That's the equivalent of saying that Europeans only eat cheese and garlic and wear striped shirts and berets.
"Which day?" without the month ends up making one scramble for context.
And here's me thinking that most people, when given a day, will assume that you mean either the current month, or the next if that day has already passed. Using your logic, you're telling us that somebody saying "Fancy going to the cinema on Saturday?" would only serve to confuse people as they would then wonder what week you're talking about.
I don't buy it.
The moon is made of green cheese. -- John Heywood
