26 January 2009
by Mark
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Go to www.gillette.com and see what it looks like. If you’re in the US, then it will look like it’s supposed to. But if youre in the UK (and, for all I know, anywhere else in the world, then you … Continue reading
17 January 2009
by Mark
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One of the adverts that I get every now and then on Facebook is for a dating agency. Now, as a happily married man, that’s of no interest to me, but I can’t help noticing some of the photos … Continue reading
29 September 2007
by Mark
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I’ve found another bunch of idiots who seem to think that linking to their pages on anything other than their terms is something they have control over. I wonder if they were as useless for all of their clients as … Continue reading
9 May 2007
by Mark
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I’m just wondering if I’ll get a call from the lawyers because of this. In case anyone isn’t aware of the significance of these numbers and letters, this is the infamous AACS key which sparked a huge storm at Digg.
26 January 2007
by Mark
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There’s a page on this website which says that “You may not create a link to this website from another website or document without Marshalls plc’s prior written consent.”. That’s stupid enough in itself (after all, I’ve just broken it, … Continue reading
5 May 2006
by Mark
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If you buy music from iTunes, it currently costs 99c a track in the US or 79p a track in the UK. Is this reasonable? I think not. Here’s why… According to a report on the Harvard university website, a … Continue reading
4 April 2006
by Mark
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According to a BBC news report, the music industry has (yet again) launched a “legal onslaught” against file-sharers. In one sense, I can understand why – a report by research firm XTN suggests that unauthorised downloading has increased by 3% … Continue reading
27 March 2006
by Mark
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Apparently, this link is a breach of copyright. See here for an explanation of why.