Darren Watt

This is why you need to sign up for every service twice, once with your actual name and once with another pseudonym that doesn’t affect family / career prospects… some imposter has nicked darrenwatt on bebo.

Sigh

As you can see, this one’s not quite as good looking although seems similarly good at partys.

His bebo profiles here, the only thing that worries me is he might sign up for more stuff using my username which is annoying. Mind you, he’s scared of ‘not a lot’, that worries me too.

I’m scared of a lot, including pretenders stealing my #1 google ranking, and spiders.

Ah the like old days.

steam

Dammit, you find something useful and then it stops being quite so useful - Which bit? Twitter, used to let you receive updates from people you were following by SMS text, which was handy when you worked out how to stop them and only get specific updates from people you actually wanted to receive updates from.

Now they’ve stopped it unless you want to pay for the service. Fair enough I guess, but I doubt too many people want to pay to receive these random updates. Nice, but not essential. Much like Jelly Tots.

Could be right - Better than facts

As someone that works daily with WiFi, and with no adverse effects I find this shocking. But there you go, horses for courses. Doesn’t work for everyone despite scientific testing.

Original Article

Update

Just read a few comments, some of which are also alarmist, some of which make sense. You decide…

“Teachers working in wireless zones have reported nausea, headaches and memory loss” - Maybe they should drink less the previous day?