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Tim Danton finds the link between flares, Blake's 7 and the appallingly named placeshifting.

Parallel supercomputers have nothing on the body's systems, according to Dick Pountain.

You don't need much more than £100 to have computing fun and learn a lot, says David Fearon.

Jon Honeyball wonders if Google could tell him if Mary's moved from Liverpool to Sheffield.

Tim Danton covets another man's watch, but refuses to get excited by the all-new MacBook Pro.

Dick Pountain explains why he's not a fetishist, just a man with a Keynes eye for boom and bust.

Where does old, unwanted kit go to die? Nowhere very savoury, David Fearon discovers.

Jon Honeyball deals with the most important crunch of all - that of plain chocolate HobNobs.