So last night I posted
this blog update about T-Mobile unfairly prohibiting the use of
entirely legitimate services such as Skype and BT SmartTalk on my £10
a month supposedly “unlimited data” internet Pay As You Go
package. Today another nail was hammered into the coffin of this
company in the opinion of this particular primate.
Thursday, 9 May 2013
Wednesday, 8 May 2013
T-Immobilized Data Plans
Relax, this one isn't
about religion, I promise. It is about the free and easy way in which
some companies, in this instance T-Mobile UK, bandy around the word
'unlimited' to mislead customers.
I joined T-Mobile way back in 2009 after seeing the following advert on Facebook.
I joined T-Mobile way back in 2009 after seeing the following advert on Facebook.
Thursday, 18 April 2013
Solipsism’s Gambit
Every so often I will see a Christian post something along the lines of “Could you be wrong about everything you think you know?” as though a yes answer would somehow equate to god's inevitable existence. Quite frankly, when I see it I just wonder if the person who posts it has actually thought through the implications or just think they're being, ya know, really clever n' stuff. They're not.
Tuesday, 9 April 2013
Belieb It Or Not
A little analogy which chanced to pass across my synapses earlier today, be thankful there isn't a soundtrack album to accompany this post!
Saturday, 23 March 2013
It Art In The Bible!
Imagine you are
standing in an art gallery exhibiting the work of a long dead
painter. The painting, whilst not entirely abstract, is not a simple
landscape or still life. You stand for some time studying this
painting and you take from it a meaning that you feel the artist was
trying to convey.
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