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<TheOpenSourcerer> Wonder if O2 might be trending soon...
<TheOpenSourcerer> Ewww - Scary plane landings... http://news.cnet.com/8301-13772_3-57365171-52/dont-fly-this-at-home-video-of-scary-landings-goes-viral/
<andylockran> howdy all
<andylockran> anyone used a Synology NAS before?
<andylockran> They look really neat, do two-way sync and also backup and 'time-based backups' to Amazon S3.
<TheOpenSourcerer> Hah Hah: https://twitter.com/#!/o2
<andylockran> man, I need faster internet..
<andylockran> crikey TheOpenSourcerer they're in a spot of bother :D
<bigcalm> Wow, nice morning for o2
<AlanBell> damage control mode ON!
<AlanBell> and just when I was going to re-code our website to text adverts to visitors
<TheOpenSourcerer> Ooops: http://blogs.ec.europa.eu/neelie-kroes/donottrack/ "... itâs a directive to protect us against all kinds of malware and spyware,  to ensure the confidentiality of your electronic communications, and to  outlaw automated unsolicited marketing phone calls and spam without the  consent of the receiver."
<czajkowski> aloha
<bigcalm> Hi czajkowski
<rml_home> O2 customers, this is for you - http://lew.io/headers.php
<andylockran> that's nice :D works a treat on my O2 phone.
<Daviey> One more reason to use a VPN :)
<Daviey>  or proxy.
<gord> do vpns/proxies work on mobiles?
<czajkowski> gord: there is the option for a vpn on my phone though never tried it
<rml_home> FWIW I'm a fraud investigator, and using proxies is a big red flag.
<Daviey> rml_home: uh?
<Daviey> gord: yes, they do.
<gord> proxies are pretty common
<oimon> rml_home: what kind of fraud?
<danfish> what happens when a fraud investigator is suspected of fraud? Are there fraud investigator investigators?
<gord> what about fraud investigator investigators that are su... yeah lets not do that
<rml_home> Daviey/oimon:  My company takes online payments.  Peeps coming via an anonymising proxy stand out a mile
 * danfish decides to setup the vpn he's meant to do for yonks
<popey> rml_home: like every virgin me