I'm pretty sure (and this is my understanding of how it works) that a few years ago they split the English World Service output into 2 - one a more newsy service and the other a more general World Service with feature/entertainment programmes and short bulletins on the hour/half hour. The idea being...

Thanks, and thanks to this morning's Metro I've found where the 'View as' function has gone - next to 'activity log'

Have they just moved them or has Facebook dropped the ability to group your friends into categories? I had mine into groups like 'work' 'friends of friends' etc and then had different restrictions for some..... but I can't see ant reference to them now. ...but it seems to be stupidly complicated to ...

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madmusician wrote:Peacocks did have a very useful function during the August riots:

That was from the last general election

A similar sentiment in this article from today's Guardian:
http://www.guardian.co.uk/business/2011 ... d-by-banks

Cameron has basically gambled everything on supporting the organisations that caused all the problems in the first place

Whatever the outcome we'll always be ok for cuckoo clocks and pickled herring. :lol: It's good that Cameron is putting the UK's needs first, but that doesn't necessarily mean that saying no to the treaty is necessarily in our interests. Also a financial transaction tax, AKA the 'Robin Hood Tax' does...

Why's he called 'Invent Meridian' anyway?

I don't know if it's just because your brain instantly recognises the English letters and, therefore, focusses on them rather than the arrow, but I always notice the arrow far quicker in the Arabic version. Yes, but also I'm pretty sure that the arrow on the Arabic one isn't actually formed by the ...

WillPS wrote:]I love stuff like that, always reminds me of the National Bus Company:

And the FedEx logo..


Although it doesn't work as well on the Arabic version:

What *is* with that BlackBerry nonsense anyhow? Speaking as a developer I am amazed they seem to have a single point of failure on their massive network. Apparently the second outage was largely caused by the backlog of data spewing through the system after the first one! Having one point of failur...