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The reasonable time argument gets kicked to the kerb if you are talking about an extended warranty, which I think at east one of the two cases in that story does. What then, if you put your Macbook in for repair with a couple of months of a 3 year …

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Why is battery technology so far behind the rest of IT when it comes to new developments? Is it just a funding issue, or have batteries hit some kind of technology advancement wall and it is going to take a huge leap to move up to the next generaton?

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If I had the qualifications, and did not have the family responsibilities, I would apply like a shot. Hell. I am inclined to apply anyway :)

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Aren't game supposed to be addictive? The problem is that some people are just born addicts, it is their personality, and some of those people will discover that games choose them as their drug of choice. I am not sure that this is as big a problem as is being …

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My husband, who is a lot more of an 'IT expert' than I, is always banging on about moving forward and how Vista is going to be more secure and as such is a 'good thing'. But I am more inclined to agree with your point of view when you …

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As a parent of two small children, a six year old girl who prefers games of the 'Barbie Horse Trials' ilk, and an eight year old boy who is never happier than when playing 'Medal of Honour' or 'SWAT' on the PlayStation 2, I am of mixed feelings about the …

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There is a big difference between security researcher and hacker/cracker. Most security professionals that I have spoken to, albeit thanks to my husband being involved in this side of the IT business, have tended to suggest that events such as the Black Hat conference are good things. I doubt that …

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Now [B]that [/B]was a very funny blog post :cheesy: Everyone should visit the link and see what that chap did, it really is very funny indeed. I wish I was tech savvy enough to do similar, although I would hope that my wireless network is secured sufficiently so as not …

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I am sometimes called a bored housewife, although I dispute that seeing as I run my own business from home as well as look after two under 10 year old kids. I don't have time to get bored! I do have time to consider the safety of my children though, …

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Big corporates like Microsoft need to be shown that they cannot make their own rules just becuase they have money and power. The only way to hurt them is to impose big enough fines. More power to the EU elbow, I say!!!

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I am married to an IT professional of many years standing, but only really recently have I taken a big interest in technology myself. Mainly becuase my kids are of an age where they are asking questions about computers and bringing work home from school that demands computer help. With …

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