Via geekzone:

“As Lance pointed out on Twitter though, being fingerprinted for minor offences without being arrested isn’t exactly peanuts. Next time you’re caught going too fast, you might be fingerprinted. In fact, any time a cop looks at you askance, you could have your prints taken.”

I now have the email addresses of 544 people who signed up to receive info about B+W thanks to what is hopefully an oversight that will never happen again.  The service launched today and the company sent out an email to those people who submitted their address.  Normally with a newsletter like that, you would put all the addresses in the BCC field, or even better, use a newsletter system that creates one email per email address.  B+W put all the emails into the To field (split over a couple of runs), so now everyone who signed up has everyone elses email address – including mine.  I had a quick skim over and saw some addresses from people i recognise, and some that im sure wouldnt be too happy to know that 544 people now have their address.  Perhaps a little care and polish is required B+W.
Looking forward to see what changes – if any – happen across the board in regards to mobile pricing – particularly data pricing.

When the ads came out, I was in Honduras on a terribly slow Internet connection, in the middle of a cafe, and I just didn’t want to sit there and wait forever for the video to buffer and then have to deal with the embarrassment of being the annoying guy in the Internet cafe who makes too much noise.  So I held off.

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I arrived back in New Zealand early Saturday morning and am back into web development work.  Am also studying very hard to glean as much knowledge and tips for iPhone development as possible from other developers.  If there’s been any work you’ve been waiting to have done, nows the perfect time to get in touch.