Scotland Yard wants DNA samples from 5-year-olds in case they grow up to be criminals; Oyster card records to become part of "war on terror"
March 17, 2008 2:50am
Self-experimentation in Scientific American
March 12, 2008 4:20am
ARgh, don't feed Captain Cyborg, it only increases his voracious hunger for publicity. Which is sad, cos some of his actual science is pretty good, it's the self-publicising that gets on my tits
Shrine to bragging, deadly Internet "mall ninja"
February 29, 2008 2:36am
Man the guys at glocktalk and Ar15.com will love to see that NSFJojo's fame is spreading far and wide, it's been a classic injoke for years.
Take a look round and you can see some brilliant pictures to go on with these classic stories :D
U2 manager blames silicon valley's "hippy values" for making him less rich
January 30, 2008 7:49am
The bbc version is great:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/entertainment/7215226.stm
> "If you were a magazine advertising stolen
> cars, handling the money for stolen cars and
> seeing to the delivery of stolen cars, the
> police would soon be at your door," he said.
but then he's talking about taking money off the owner of the roads, upon which the stolen car was driven to your house.
If you're going to make an analogy, better make it a good one, mr 15% of many many millions.
Irish bureaucrats raided personal info database for blackmail, burglary, and curiosity
October 16, 2007 2:18am
Of course these all seem to be "relatively" harmless abuses of power. But it can get a heck of a lot worse. If we don't manage to avoid having a national ID card in Britain, I'll certainly want to be working on that IT Project so I can build myself a few "spare" ID's for later ;)
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So, will Scotland Yard's experts be measuring bumps on top of our head, and checking the distance between our eye's and the thickness of our eyebrows too?
Can we get the name of the ACPO's experts and have their certificates withdrawn?