Some of you may have noticed several twitter users complaining about their “clients” accounts getting suspended. In some cases the user was doing nothing wrong ( See Mashable: Influx of Twitter Account Suspensions Creating Confusion). But in others the user was clearly not helping the twitter community.
Here is a neat little screen shot of people complaining their account has been suspended:
I think the screen shot speaks for itself (Click the picture to see a larger version).
I was recently in Waitrose and I noticed a new Red Bull can (Picture below) which could hold an amazing 473ml while still looking still roughly the same size as a normal Red Bull Can. The best price I could find was £1.79 which is a lot more expensive than its nearest 500ml rival (Coca-Cola’s Relentless).
Left to Right: Red Bull (473ml), Alibi Pretox (330ml) and Red Bull (250ml)
How big do you think Red Bull can make their cans until they just don’t look the same as the 250ml can?
I was recently checking my emails and I noticed a nice email from Apple informing me on how I can get a great deal on an iPod Touch if I purchased a Mac. Unfortunately I was a little distracted by the pie chart in the background.
Click the image to see a larger picture. I’m quite sure that 50% of a pie graph does not equal 90%
I love twitter, but it really does not migrate well into real life. As this video explains:
Here are some free programs I consider essential for all PC’s.
CCleaner is a freeware system optimization, privacy and cleaning tool. In a nutshell this deletes all the temporary files and rubbish that build up over time. It also is able to easily clear up the Windows Registry (Which after a few uninstalls or installs is worth a look).
Forget Internet Explorer, make your computer more unique (and possibly more secure) and take on a different browser. There are loads to close from, but personally I like Mozilla Firefox the most, as its open source nature means that it can be adapted and (if a bug appears) fixed very quickly.
Ever wanted to fix those little annoyances in Windows? Well Microsoft has a neat little application which lets you modify some of the hidden settings in windows.
