Dirty hardware, irritating tech terms and cigarette snoopers
By silicon.com, 30 November 2007 11:50
Germ ridden devices, annoying acronyms, forgotten gadgets and fag break fraudsters are all discussed in The Weekly Round-Up podcast. Steve Ranger hosts and is joined in the studio by Julian Goldsmith, Natasha Lomas and Tim Ferguson.
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1. anonymous
Maybe I'm just too old but this lot, who I originally assumed to be in some way in tune with technology, amazed me by their apparent lack of knowledge of both 'old' as well as contemporary acronyms. Perhaps they're school kids on work experience?
For example, not sure that VoIP doesn't mean "voice over interactive phone" (one presenter and the host), that SCSI was something to do with "some sort of drive of some sort" and the "ahh..." when GIGO was explained as garbage in, garbage out.
Sorry silicon.com, but you've just lost all credibility as an authority on matters techical and technological.