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Twitter Updates for 2012-05-21
: BBC News – Pakistan blocks Twitter because of 'offensive material' http://t.co/E5VoPEDK # : Is there a way to sync Firefox plugins across machines yet? http://t.co/c12s9GFA #
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Is there a way to sync Firefox plugins across machines yet?
Or shall I just stick to rsync?
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BBC News – Pakistan blocks Twitter because of ‘offensive material’
Pakistani authorities have blocked access to the social media website Twitter because of messages they say are offensive to Islam. They talked of “blasphemous and inflammatory” material although it is not clear exactly what the tweets said. Some officials mentioned a 2010 Facebook competition involving pictures of the Prophet Muhammad, considered blasphemous by Muslims. At…
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Twitter Updates for 2012-05-20
: GET SPOCK UP HERE! # #pratchett meets #trek http://t.co/E4UFvh6Z # @williamheath @paul_clarke Oh. it's there. Takes me a while to approve – sorry I was recabling the TV, took a couple of hours. # @williamheath TV is now hardwired to a Mac. Increasingly suspect broadcast is dead. @paul_clarke #
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GET SPOCK UP HERE! # #pratchett meets #trek
GET SPOCK UP HERE! – Very Demotivational – The Demotivational Posters Blog.
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Twitter Updates for 2012-05-19
: If you want to fix your Mac's Desktop Wallpaper, you need today's APOD http://t.co/26arLSyl # @t_carnell @Simon_M_White Fabulous idea! Tom, I'll ping you later today to check out an idea. # : Small team from Plunkett Foundation (@PlunkettFoundat) filming at Hartley Wintney WI Market this morning http://t.co/GADxRzuX # @DrJennyWoods …and I am working my…
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Botching the Bomb | Foreign Affairs
If you’re the sort of person beset by bad management and/or who regularly is undermined by corporate leadership, do yourself a favour and register for Foreign Affairs, have a read about how bad management is hampering the proliferation of nuclear weapons worldwide, and feel happier about it all… Botching the Bomb Why Nuclear Weapons Programs…
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Just in case anyone thinks that Internet trolls and timewasters are a new phenomenon…
After reading David Allen Green and linkchasing to a posting about “David Mabus“ – who seems to have been a right piece of work – I thought back over the past 25 years (sigh) and a few names sprang to mind: Serdar Argic Abian Robert E. McElwaine Julian Assange (yes, him, at one point) Ludwig…