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Doctors lose faith in NHS IT programme
Talkback Unless things change it's only a matter of time before doctors lose faith in IT altogether! I'm an IT engineer looking after GP networks and I am of the opinion that doctors will have many more problems until the government sort out the management...
About: Doctors lose faith in NHS IT programme
[January 10, 2006, 13:24]
IT megadeals mean SMEs lose out
Talkback I find this research VERY easy to believe. With respect, I am not sure that Ipswich really fits into the SME IT services supplier bracket. Ipswitch supply products that are then picked up by the big IT supply people as part of their offering.
About: IT megadeals mean SMEs lose out
[October 9, 2006, 15:29]
IT megadeals mean SMEs lose out
Talkback I find this research hard to believe, and one reason could be that smaller companies who partner with the big names chosen for the mega-deals are being overlooked in such research, even though they have such an important part to play.
About: IT megadeals mean SMEs lose out
[October 6, 2006, 12:57]
RE: Ubuntu Live to lose GIMP - Will it matter?
Blog Comment FatPop - Good post, lots of interesting material for thought. Here are a couple of my feelings and observations. There is no doubt that GIMP is the "poster child" of Linux/FOSS development. I don't think that automatically makes it a slam-dunk for...
[November 27, 2009, 7:36 by J.A. Watson]
Bosses may lose right to monitor without notice
Talkback Why not include enough information to let people read the bill for themselves? Sticking "SB1841" into the article somewhere should not have been a hardship. Or do you want people to take your word for what the bill actually says?
About: Bosses may lose right to monitor without notice
[August 23, 2004, 18:25]
Select committee told that BT must lose local loop
Talkback BT doesn't think unbundling is a good idea? I wonder why _that_ is? All the more reason for breaking up BT Wholesal into LoopCo and NetCo as soon as possible: the less they like it, the more effective it is at increasing competition.
About: Select committee told that BT must lose local loop
[May 31, 2004, 16:27]
Sony Ericsson P910i
Member Review Compared to similar products like the i-Mate jam, it is heaven. After using it for a while, it becomes a valuable source of data and info for a mobile user. Backup for this device is brilliant where you can restore it to its full state of backup.
[February 9, 2005, 10:50]
Council workers lose jobs over eBay 'addiction'
Blog One council worker has been sacked, and two have lost their jobs over spending too much time on auction site eBay, reports the BBC. Apparently some of the the staff members at Neath Port Talbot were spending up to two hours a day on eBay and...
[September 21, 2007, 15:23 in News Blog by Tom Espiner]
Ubuntu Live to lose GIMP - Will it matter?
Blog What's it all about? Apparently, Ryan Paul from the arstechnica website was one of the OSS developers present at the Ubuntu Developer Summit last week in Dallas where it was decided to remove GIMP from the default install.
[November 27, 2009, 8:12 in In The Real World by Fat Pop Do Wop]
Alternative title: Greedy people lose money
Talkback What is wrong with the world? All of these schemes work on the principle that at some point in the chain someone is doing something illegal and as a result you can get rich quick. If you think that you can sit back and get rich quick, go be a drug...
About: Nigeria renews efforts to stop 419 scammers
[April 14, 2007, 12:14 by cheetz007]
more will lose
Talkback This 24 Mbps expansion will increase crosstalk and intermodulation distortion on line bundles.cue a load more long line ADSL customers dropping off like flies.the faster speeds for those close to the exchange will come with an ever increasing...
About: BT to expand 24Mbps broadband coverage
[September 28, 2009, 8:39 by Kijoma]
Windows XP Service Pack 2
Member Review SP2 hosed my wireless network and Internet connection even on a hard-wired-to-cable machine. Went through all the precautions and it still failed on 5 of 6 different machine installations and slowed down the 6th one.
[May 19, 2005, 8:21]
RE: Hello, I’m a PC. I’m a Handheld.
Blog Comment That was very interesting.thing is, people lose things, do you think it would be possible to have some kind of locator for these items? I've always found it strange, you know, the delicacy of our present situation, i e; lose your debit card and you...
[July 21, 2008, 20:49 by roger andre]
MikeRoweSoft garners funds to fight back
Talkback I just read that one reader 'correctly' feels Microsoft will lose its future right to contest trademark infringements if it fails to contest MikeRowesoft. Overwhelming opinion is against you, and even if you did somehow manage to win a case against...
About: MikeRoweSoft garners funds to fight back
[January 20, 2004, 12:10]
Infallible PCs
Blog As if it wasn't bad enough to lose against a human at board games, now Canadian academics have written a computer program which will ensure that a PC never loses. He entered his program for the World Championship in 1994, and while the program...
[July 24, 2007, 18:10 in News Blog by RichardThurston]
RE: Why Offshore Outsourcing to India ?
Blog Comment One of the current presidential candidates defined outsourcing as "when we lose jobs to other countries". We never lose jobs as a result of outsourcing. That of course is a totally wrong view of reality.
[October 20, 2008, 9:32 by SBLBPOSERVICES]
London's Livingstone looks to Linux
Talkback From Microsoft's point of view it's a lose-lose situation: Microsoft's nightmare. In best-case, most governments will threaten to move to Linux and will demand to pay only a fraction of the license cost they did before.
About: London's Livingstone looks to Linux
[February 4, 2004, 22:07]
Microsoft: 'We won't charge to fix vulnerabilities'
Talkback Microsoft are on a lose/lose situation with built in 'free' anti virus software. Including it makes technical sense but I suspect people would accuse them of abusing their monopoly if they did. Personally I think they should be allowed to include...
About: Microsoft: 'We won't charge to fix vulnerabilities'
[July 6, 2005, 10:41]
The game's up for Windows 2000
Talkback Also microsoft will NOT lose market share over this. The only way microsoft will lose market share is when a product is released that will run all windows applications without any problems on an x86 chip.
About: The game's up for Windows 2000
[July 8, 2005, 10:27]
Official Organizations Losing Data
Blog How many more government, health service, or military officials are going to lose pen drives, DVDs, USB hard disks and even entire computers putting vulnerable people at risk? If it were to be an instant sacking offence to lose anybody's personal...
[December 22, 2009, 14:49 in On The Road by Fat Pop Do Wop]
