Is it actually as big a risk as it's made out to be? I don't know anyone personally who has fallen foul of their banking details being taken because of malware on their computer. In fact anyone I know personally who has had their details stolen have been through non-online banking methods: cards stolen, social…
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I quite it ages ago when I found some of the info to either be misleading, wrong or outdated.
@DocBadwrench: What kind of problems? I use Onenote and Mesh and not had any problems and found it incredibly easy to set up and use.
@hyperhead: I may be missing something but isn't that a remote desktop application, not a virtual desktop application?
@jupiterthunder: So you place a higher priority on personal prejudice over efficacy? Many defragmenting tools are just pretty GUIs over the exact same thing and don't really offer a tidier disk than using Diskeeper (or the inbuilt windows degragmentation tool which is the same thing)
Are there any suggestions for anything not so US-centric? E.g. for someone in the UK. The Amazon universal wishlist looks good but as far as I know doesn't exist for amazon.co.uk.
@Area51Resident: Although composition of dust varies greatly I don't think any study done has found dust to be "mostly" organic matter. Bit of a myth that's since been debunked.
@mobiusuk:
Agree with everyone else, my first thought was woefully outdated.
Pity. US only, same as Amazon. Oh well. Another potentially interesting thing I may as well ignore.
My friend's work colleague got stopped for speeding and got out of it at court using the technical specs of the radar gun defence. Of course it usually wouldn't work but his response was quite brilliant since he invented that particular model of radar gun and so knew (and had the data to back it up) it shouldn't have…
@jackhab:
Is this specific to the US? Every loyalty/bonus card I have has a magnetic strip, no barcode. If there was an all in one solution to multiple magnetic strips I'd be interested.
Pity it's American continent release only, just like every other Zune.
@Ronan:
What about at work? We're not allowed to use Gmail for anything work related because of Google's adsense scanning of your content. And I suppose the same would go for any webmail based email, so at least at my company they will always use a desktop client.
@mobiusuk: Anyone want to start PicoCrowd with PicoGenres?
I'm struggling to find even a tenuous link to using the term "nano" here.