Are we confident that economists who fail to spot their computational cock-ups are a steady hand guiding the tiller of international fiscal policy?
Category Archive: Life
Working in comfort is not the luxury that it may seem. Aside from health and safety issues, productivity is at stake.
I had never seen Apple as patron to the proletariat. But from the disproportionate noise resulting from the […]
“My iPhone is dead.” It came as a surprise as we had just got home from a social […]
Who needs a wimpish Wii when you have a Windows 8 personal trainer?
In case you ask, yes, I have just ordered an Apple Watch. Well, strictly speaking two – one […]
We were returning from an idyllic Pyrenean holiday, and had just boarded the Eurostar in Paris, when my wife announced that she had lost her passport.
This accompanies The Dulwich Picture Gallery’s current exhibition of Ravilious’s watercolours, the largest to date, and impresses in several respects.
I am a great believer in the Internet remaining relatively unregulated, free to all, and free for all. But we need direction to provide better for disruption and disaster.
Just as drug cheats always seem several steps ahead of those trying to stop doping in sport, so computer security is always playing catch-up to hackers. And now they can hack into vending machines.
The Eclectic Light Company 