I'm Scottish but have spent my life in London and other EU countries after my child years in Scotland, I regret not moving back up to Scotland to do something in applied sciences and to take advantage of having zero tuition fees for higher education. People in England / Wales have to fork out a debt that will take them 20 years to pay off. Personally I skipped it and paid privately myself whilst working, it's been a lot of work and I don't think I really learnt anything more than I've learnt from pure work experience in my field. I think it would have been quicker to develop my experience in my field with that initial degree though but I don't think that applies to everyone.

To be fair, the cost of tuition fees going up is the reason the system hasn't broken, yet; it inevitably will though because the nature of the student loan system and the way that it works in this country is ridiculous an unsustainable.

I don't particularly care though, the UK is killing itself with Brexit and a host of other stupid things at the moment.

...and this is the case with most professions, degrees open doors, doesn't mean you're going to be good at the job.

No, we didn't, the article is complete and utter tripe in every sense from the use of BP to refer to 'G'BP currency right the way through to the alleged devaluation of a degree here.

Several of the top 10 universities in the world have and will always remain here, Oxford / Cambridge / Imperial / UCL et al.

Also, I don't know a single software engineer here that doesn't earn over £100k+, so that's another bullshit argument.

FFS it's GBP, not BP. Who wrote this?

They still make the natural keyboard.

Fox news...? ...really?

Apple does not sell more smartphones than any other company, Samsung does.

Atom bomb baby baby, atom bomb...

Nipple.

Actually, I have to agree; the entire personal storage table system is a fucking joke.

I would still argue that exchange has even more short comings though.

What? You've only just got chip and pin?

Jesus christ we've had that for decades.

Outlook isn't the fucking problem, exchange and its bastardised architecture is.

To this day I cannot fathom why companies would ever roll out a proprietary exchange setup when there are better solutions available, at a significantly lower cost. Solutions that are more reliable, more secure and better supported cross platform.

Why?

But can it run crysis?