Daily Archives: July 1, 2012

Ars Technica Reaches New Low In Journalism: why thin client desktops must die, based on experience from 1990…

Posted on July 1, 2012 by Robert Pogson

I hate biased reportage like this one. The guy writes that thin clients must die and he starts by discussing 386s in the 1990s used as terminal servers at 10 megabits/s and software not designed to be multi-user, WordPerfect. “Admittedly, … Continue reading →

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Google and Firearms, Ammunition and Accessories

Posted on July 1, 2012 by Robert Pogson

Apparently the “suits” (OK, so they dress casually…) at Google have decided “weapons” is the same as firearms and ammunition. It’s not. I shoot holes in paper and feed my family with firearms and ammunition. I don’t have any weapons…“1. … Continue reading →

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