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  1. I'm going to have the "posting family pictures on the internet" talk with April about ten years sooner than I expected.
  2. @alancfrancis I also have a webclip of m.wikipedia on my home screen.
  3. @charlesarthur No the view is lovely because, at the Lyle Hill, you have your back to Greenock. *rimshot*
  4. @relativesanity Definitely has a point. Two of the four icons in my phone's dock are web clips: Gmail and Google Reader.
  5. Fixing mediocre writing about Greenock on Wikipedia. The Lyle Hill provides "One of the most panoramic views in Scotland"? Ugh.
  6. @jearle Reality TV is like GTW for your intellect. Similar effects.
  7. @jearle Reality TV, like global thermonuclear war, can only be won by not playing.
  8. Wondering if I can take my family to San Francisco for a holiday that might _coincidentally_ be around the time of Macworld.
  9. Of the 4 kids in my class this afternoon, 3 are off sick.
  10. @rob_rix Well that, at least, makes the case a little clearer....
  11. What if someone uses your open wifi for genuine kiddie-porn evil? I suspect a jury would be too stupid to produce the right result.
  12. @nevali Probably, it'll apply the same liability to homeowners as to ISPs, or some such retarded idea.
  13. Is the defence against accusations of file-sharing simply to run open wi-fi?
  14. @mattgemmell++
  15. @charlesarthur You know, I couldn't think of a way to 'use water for evil', but there you go.
  16. @th_in_gs Sad fact of the matter is that proponents will dismiss it no matter what.</fatalism>
  17. @th_in_gs Most other utilities you only get disconnected for not paying, not for using your water for evil.
  18. @ObjColumnist They've changed it to unlimited users at each tier, which makes it a lot more approachable for us.
  19. I looked at Basecamp before, but the price was prohibitive when the tiers were based on number-of-users.
  20. Getting unprompted questions about adopting Basecamp in school today.