Comment: Re:Stupid question (Score 3, Funny) 55
No, but it probably gives clues about which people are more susceptible to hash, if that'll help you.
Comment: Re:ah, the logic of it (Score 3, Funny) 65
Apparently Google's suggestion that people build a wall if they didn't want photos to be taken didn't go down so well
Comment: Re:This will not end well (Score 2, Funny) 120
Even wallabies need something to keep them regular
Comment: Newsflash (Score 1) 278
Kids with access to internet waste time on internet! No way!
Comment: Re:Very slow on iPhone 3GS (Score 1) 356
I didn't find it all that slow on the 3rd generation iPod touch. Sure, it's not quite full speed but not an order of magnitude off that.
Comment: Is this that uncommon? (Score 1) 355
Thousands of schools already use fingerprints for registration, as well as in plenty of their libraries. I guess most of them are 11+ or 13+, but is it really so different just because this is in primary schools?
UK's Channel 4 To Broadcast In 3D 126
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fatnickc writes "The UK's Channel 4, from the 16th of September, will be broadcasting a few programmes in 3D, the full list of which can be found here. While the likes of a 3D Miley Cyrus concert aren't exactly groundbreaking, this will give 3D viewing at home much more publicity, paving the way for even more interesting projects in the future. In partnership with retailer Sainsbury's, Channel 4 are producing free 3D glasses so that as many people as possible can watch them, although it's unclear which of the various types they'll be. "
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fatnickc writes "The UK's Channel 4 are, from the 16th of September, broadcasting a few programmes in 3d, the full list of which can be found at http://www.channel4.com/programmes/themes/3d-week. Whilst the likes of a 3D Miley Cyrus concert aren't exactly groundbreaking, this will give 3d viewing at home much more publicity, paving the way for even more interesting projects in the future. In partnership with retailer Sainsbury's, Channel 4 are producing free 3D glasses (http://www2.sainsburys.co.uk/instoreoffers/free_3d_glasses.htm) so that as many people as pssible can watch them, although it's unclear which of the various types they'll be. Whether those who have glasses and enjoy the show will number more than those who complain about being left out remains to be seen, but it'll certainly give the broadcaster lots of publicity."
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Comment: Re:But the Miis! (Score 2, Funny) 125
To quote the message that appeared on my Wii from Nintended about the update, 'This update also ads a new feature to the Mii Channel. You can now move a Mii from the Mii Plaza to the Mii Parade. To do this, ...'.
I am in Europe, though, so maybe Nintendo held off giving us this one for a while in case it just blew our minds with its promptness.