Oh dear. Despite it being known last year that an iconic image of Iranian missiles rising from the desert had been Photoshopped to show more missiles than were actually there, they’ve repeated the photograph alongside a story today.
Fail
The newspapers’ grand defence of their existence often hinges on the supposed superiority of… >> continued
I’m sure I’m late to this whole thing (I blog once a week – in my underpants – and I really don’t know shit about technology) but having just had Windows 7 installed, I’ve just noticed that the “desktop” metaphor suddenly feels incredibly dated and stale. >> continued | 4 Comments
My boss blogged approvingly about the proposed broadband tax. Predictably (for those who know me) I think the idea sucks. >> continued | 1 Comment
I’ve been giving Twitter a hard time for ages now. It’s well documented that it is insecure (and I know for a fact that problems that got massive coverage a couple of weeks ago are still going strong) and for me it has no features to speak of… only limitations. >> continued | 6 Comments
Yeah I know – like the world needs another ‘Google are bastards’ post, but I think Google is biting off more than it can chew. >> continued | 5 Comments
Noticed this little, Digg-style feature on The Times website this morning. >> continued
