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Daily Archives: February 2, 2009
Oops! We’ll plug you back in shall we?
Possibly not the sort of contingency planning you’d put in a resume? From PC World (2009-Feb-02); Major Melbourne datacentre suffers complete power failure Failure of primary, secondary and redundant power systems leaves hundreds of thousands of customers without Internet Andrew … Continue reading
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The Michael Palin Diaries
Haven’t posted regarding my readings of late (slack I know) but my reading has been fairly erratic. I have settled in a bit for this one and it has been an enjoyable read; although you probably need to be a … Continue reading
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This weeks links (2009-02-02)
A report published by the federally funded Australian Clearinghouse for Youth Studies found the internet plays a critical role in the lives of primary school-aged children. Sixty-five per cent of five- to 14-year-olds use the internet during or outside school, … Continue reading
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