Delicious LiveJournal Links for 10-27-2010

[andrewducker]

• BAA urges simpler "coherent" airport security checks, criticises the US.
  (tags: security security_theatre usa uk airport)
• Virgin Media announces 100 Mbps broadband
  (tags: broadband virgin)
• Russell T Davies talks about the number of regenerations The Doctor can have.
  (tags: DoctorWho)
• It cost Google less than 1% of CPU to switch to SSL
  (tags: performance ssl https)
• To Boldly Blow - on bodily fluids and space flight.
  (tags: space astronauts engineering biology)
• You are not everyone: When people seem dumb, even though they aren't.
  (tags: technology culture ui)
• Secret Button Sequence Bypasses iPhone Security
  (tags: iphone security apple)
• Contraceptive gel with much less side-effects could offer alternative to pill
  (tags: contraception women science hormones)
• Lessons on gay history cut homophobic bullying in north London school. Good Lord, humanising people works!
  (tags: education history homophobia society)

Comments

[octopoid-horror.livejournal.com]

I have said the equivalent of that You Are Not Everyone link to you before :-p

That said, a lot of modern tech items and websites are weirdly designed and obviously the designer thinks things are intuitive because they are for them. On my phone, you have to click a button that, if you were familiar with Windows, looks like it changes the language in order to change between predictive text and regular input.