EvilBanshee

11 tahun yang laludiscuss

Am I the only one who's noticed an uptick in the number of articles with clickbaity/contrarian/generalizing titles coming from the BBC lately?

One look at the current BBC tech news feed[1] shows a few such disappointing titles.

"VIDEO: Is this the end of ads on mobiles?" "Are we addicted to technology?"

1: http://feeds.bbci.co.uk/news/technology/rss.xml

EvilBanshee

11 tahun yang laludiscuss

To keep the non-technophiles occupied while they wait for their external device to be detected, and to soothe them by giving them something to do (repeatedly) to "speed up" their ageing computer.

EvilBanshee

11 tahun yang laludiscuss

I hope you realize that you're dealing with a "experts exchange"/"expert sex change" problem with "go on" and "goon"

EvilBanshee

11 tahun yang laludiscuss

Looking forward to the government-mandated Windows update cache servers implemented by every ISP. I'm sure surveillance agencies are thrilled at this decision.

EvilBanshee

12 tahun yang laludiscuss

This is nothing new - I've been using this app (https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.zegoggles....) for ages to sync my SMS and call log to Gmail, and for the past year or so, it's also been able to sync Whatsapp messages.

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