CAA document security (or not)
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CAA document security (or not)
Interesting snippet of news, not really helicopter related, but slightly worrying nonetheless:
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2006/11...ecrets_online/
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2006/11...ecrets_online/
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Sadly, no - they do carry the odd silly story (see the bootnotes or odds 'n sods sections), but they are in fact a serious (mostly) IT site. Most of their non-IT or peripherally-IT stuff seems to come from the BBC (it usually appears on the BBC news site first), but they do come up with the occasional gem.
Anyone looking for unbiased, spell-checked and typo-free journalism should definately look elsewhere.
Anyone looking for unbiased, spell-checked and typo-free journalism should definately look elsewhere.
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I've remembered - I was thinking of this!
Although I think they are under the same common ownership as they both use Cash 'n' Carrion for the merchandise and from there, one can link to The Register!
Cheers
Whirls
Although I think they are under the same common ownership as they both use Cash 'n' Carrion for the merchandise and from there, one can link to The Register!
Cheers
Whirls
