Flying / amphibious cars, courtesy of Microsoft: no, really, don’t thank us
Wonderful work by Andrew Orlowski over at The Register, where he’s hot on the trail of Microsoft’s marvellous project to give Scandinavians flying, amphibious cars. Or at least make it a requirement before you buy Microsoft Maproute or Autopoint.
And not every one believes the explanation can be so simple.“I believe this to be a decoy tactic,” writes Simon Walke. “They are involved in something far more sinister, potentially involving the relocation of thousands of Norwegian citizens.”
Oh, just go and read it. Go on go on go on go on…
Updated 7.40pm: hmm, yes, it would have been good to include the URLs too in the first version, wouldn’t it? Now there, courtesy of Anna. I think that’s close to “technology physician, heal thyself”.
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