Also from the same band:

• Fire
• The Heat (The Energy)
• Fuel My Fire
• Spitfire
• Hotride
• World's On Fire
• Take Me To The Hospital

As I have the entire Prodigy discography on my iPod I could be perceived to be in danger....

Indeed, The Prodigy wrote the track Their Law in direct response to the passing of this law.

Last.fm haven't 'cut the UK off', in fact the UK is one of three countries (along with the US and Germany), where Last.fm is still available for free.

Indeed, I fell foul of it at the weekend with my Playstation 3. The PS3's PlayTV hardware add-on lets you record digital TV broadcasts to the PS3 hard drive, and in turn allows you to copy these recordings to a USB stick for use wherever you like. This falls down when you record something over about 2 hours long as the file is then over 4GB, and the PS3 only supports USB drives formatted in FAT32.

Your post indicates that you seem to have inadvertently logged in to Slashdot rather than Yahoo! Answers.

Same here. Unlike for you, I, and no doubt most others on slashdot, hype about internet browsers tends to completely bypass most 'normal' people - I meet plenty of people who've had Firefox installed for a long time by a third person who simply told them 'it's better/faster/more secure than Internet Explorer', but these people had no idea they could do other things like tabbed browsing (that previously they couldn't do with IE, and as they haven't gone back to it they're still none the wiser) as it wasn't an obvious feature until now.

...is that Firefox finally has an 'open a new tab' icon by default (adjacent to the last open tab in the list), I know that you can add an icon yourself, and that double-clicking the tab bar opens a new tab, but I know plenty of people that weren't even aware that tabbed browsing is a feature of Firefox as it wasn't obvious!

If you go to either mozilla.com or getfirefox.com they now offer Firefox 3.5 as their main offering, not a Release Candidate

Unfortunately my C64 met an unfortunate end via a knocked-over TV back in about 1990 (I was ten). I still have my Amiga 500+ though, and every couple of years I dust it off for a good session on The Greatest Game Of All Time, it never skips a beat.

So because one movie (which relied heavily on green screen techniques) looked bad to you in high definition, you won't ever try another? What about movies that don't use green screens?

Not for me it doesn't, it appears to be missing the curved endings on the green post heading bars (I'm sure there must be a proper term for them, but it escapes me at the moment), as if it's not rendering correctly.

Indeed, the current released version from opera.com is 9.64. The download from the linked Unite website is actually calling itself 'Opera 10 Beta Presto 2.2' when you go to install it.

No, really T-Mobile (whose parent company is Deutsche Telekom) from Germany. Vodafone (not 'Vodaphone') are a UK-based company and T-Mobile's biggest rival.

Here in the UK the EMV standard was only rolled out nationwide in 2004, and until that time all physical credit/debit card transactions used the magnetic strip, so it isn't too hard to believe that other countries are sitll using the magnetic strip.

I don't know how reliable it is, but this link mentions that Alexey Pajitnov didn't have anything to do with the making of Clockwerx, he simply "introduces" the game