There... fixed that for you...

Here in Sweden there is a site at birthday.se, where by typing a full name, you get information on home address (including the flat number) with link to a map, link to yellow pages with your home phone number, mobile number, etc, and of course the date of birth. Also they provide a service to show you who else is living on the same address, with their "highly personal" information. Very good to know who else is living on the same floor, to get a name of the spouse incl birthday and mobile phone number, etc... Then by doing some searching on the web, you could probably get the pictures of all the people on the floor, etc. The actual problem is not whether or not the information is considered "highly personal" by me, as much as by other people that are trusted with my personal info. After all, I deserve my own stupidity, but not the stupidity (or greed) of others...

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Apparently, not available in ALL countries... :)

More proper title would be: IE6 passes Firefox in Browser Share... I think that IE6 is moving down faster then Firefox is moving up...

Lately, this confuses me a lot. NATIVE, LOCAL applications are actually slower and more sluggish then networked, script-based apps. I mean, shouldn't the native, local apps be far more superior to scripted Internet-based apps when it comes to speed and response time; no matter how much you can optimise the rendering and script engines? It doesn't seem logical to me, anyways...

Well, Julian as well... ;)

Robot that will make oil, gold, silver, platina, diamonds, and other materials of substantial value, from the common household garbage, industrial waste or whatever... Then I would pay assistants to do all the stuff that I don't care about. AND buy frickin Tricia Helfer in a French maid uniform...