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Here is a detailed summary of many of the ways the NSA is still incredibly vulnerable. It's a fascinating read, on par with James Bamford's writing about the inner workings of the NSA.

My first portable mp3 player didn't have flash memory. Instead, the mp3s were burned as files to a CD, which the player could then read. It was an advancement over portable CD players because audio compression allowed a single disc to store many more songs. It still had the issue that it would skip whike running or doing many other types of exercise. Regardless, it was still an improvement over other technology available at the time. If you're interested in old portable music players going back to the walkman, there's a good history with lots of pictures at this site.

Yup, here's a list with many examples of how regulatory hurdles have been cleared to make the right of way for new infrastructure.

Check out this list of Easter Eggs hidden throughout Ubuntu Linux! I love the pinball one!

Don't use your own machine, use a honeypot

I F with them using Xubuntu 14.04 "Trusty Tahr" on my own laptop. Not one of those furriners has managed to make his way through my Xfce install over the phone, even if I do humor them by opening the applications menu when they ask for the Start button.

goat machine

I hope you don't mean goat machine.cx.

"And how can you diagnose it?" This is the crux of it, to me. If you were compromised, how would you know? Assuming you do trust Debian-provided software, and you haven't (intentionally) installed any non-Debian-provided software, how can you check that Debian-provided software is indeed all that is running on your system right now? There actually is a product that does this. Verifying the currently executing software in memory, plus checking for kernel rootkits and backdoors, is basically what the Second Look memory forensics software is designed to accomplish. I know many aren't willing or able to pay for commercial Linux security tools, but there really isn't any open source project that does this right now. You can use debsums to verify files on disk, and maybe try elfcmp to verify what's running...

Also, possibly the only time someone has a chance at +5 informative for posting goatse.

Nope. Not the only time, and not the first one either

Linked comment has a certain age already, http://www.hick.org/goat used to be an alias for goatse but unfortunately no longer works. But you can still recognize the giver.jpg and hello.jpg suffixes.

Say, can I use an interpreted scripting language on the JVM? Which one would be most suited?

• Rhino Javascript engine - built in to Java SE 6
• Groovy - An agile dynamic language for the Java Platform
• BeanShell: Lightweight Scripting for Java
• The Sleep Scripting Project

I use Sleep, a perl-like scripting language for java which is extremely easy (and fun) to embed and extend.

You are all a bunch of shitheads! Go fall over and die!

goatse.cx

There have been +5 Insightful Goatse comments before. (Note: at that time http://www.hick.org/goat was an alias for goatse). Interestingly enough, the technique described therein cannot only be applied to spammer's web shites, but to lots of other ASP shites as well!

No, it is known who created Goatse. Back before it got taken down, its DNS pointed to the same IP address as the one hosting http://www.hick.org . Hence http://www.hick.org/goat/ was not a mirror, but a different location for the same copy. Looking up hick.org with whois, we get one Matt Miller of Kansas:

Matt Miller
12221 Carter St.
Overland Park, KS 66213-4107

No, it is known who created Goatse. Back before it got taken down, its DNS pointed to the same IP address as the one hosting http://www.hick.org . Hence http://www.hick.org/goat/ was not a mirror, but a different location for the same copy. Looking up hick.org with whois, we get one Matt Miller of Kansas:

Matt Miller
12221 Carter St.
Overland Park, KS 66213-4107

You can make Linux PVRs using open source software and then sell them, like this individual. Look at his post for pointers.

Or you can steal open source software like Sveasoft and then use the money you earnt from stolen code to enjoy things like this.

Sorry. Here's one that's not hidden in a tinyURL.

WHAT DID YOU DOWNLOAD ON THE INTERNET LAST YEAR because it has ALL BEEN RECORDED.

"TWO PICTURES MEANS GUILTY"

You had a safe, comfortable middle-class life? No, you thought you had, but you didn't. You are a CRIMINAL, you are GUILTY and you can be EXECUTED.

You are just another statistic criminal.
Do you want YOU and your PARTNER and KIDS to be DRAGGED from your home and SHOT IN THE STREET?

Is your anus insured for AIDS RAPE?

Does your life insurance cover FORCED PRISON SEX and AIDS DEATH ? Check the policy - maybe not. Does "your" life-insurance carry a clause in the contract about perverts, convicts and enemies of society JUST LIKE YOU? Why should they insure "PERVERT REJECTS" like you?

Society hates you.

What are your family going to do when you are jailed for 50 years with no parole? Do you reckon your spouse will hang around for 1 year let alone 50 years before they get lonely and find another partner to love them?

You can be JAILED and RAPED.

A great big muscle-bound GAY RAPIST will tie you to the PRISON BARS and RAPE YOUR ASS with his AIDS AND WART-INFESTED PENIS .

You will be forced to SUCK AIDS INFECTED DICKS . Do you want that?

SOCIETY SUCKS and you had better get used to it because this is what you can expect when YOUR COMPUTER is EXAMINED FOR EVIDENCE by the "government".

You will soon learn how "LAWFUL" AND "CORRECT" your government is when you are being raped and the prison guards are looking the other way - or WATCHING or JOINING IN.

DO YOU WANT TO BE RAPED? WELL, DO YOU?

Your "government" wants you to be RAPED IN THE ASS and you had better wise up before they get YOUR ass, because they can recover what you downloaded LAST YEAR and use it to kidnap you and rape you.

STOP yourself and your family and kids being kidnapped and raped by criminals.

Protect yourself with GAY NIGGER SECURITY SOFTWARE(tm)!.

CLICK HERE FOR A FREE DOWNLOAD!!!!!11!!1

WHAT DID YOU DOWNLOAD ON THE INTERNET LAST YEAR because it has ALL BEEN RECORDED.

"TWO PICTURES MEANS GUILTY"

You had a safe, comfortable middle-class life? No, you thought you had, but you didn't. You are a CRIMINAL, you are GUILTY and you can be EXECUTED.

You are just another statistic criminal.
Do you want YOU and your PARTNER and KIDS to be DRAGGED from your home and SHOT IN THE STREET?

Is your anus insured for AIDS RAPE?

Does your life insurance cover FORCED PRISON SEX and AIDS DEATH ? Check the policy - maybe not. Does "your" life-insurance carry a clause in the contract about perverts, convicts and enemies of society JUST LIKE YOU? Why should they insure "PERVERT REJECTS" like you?

Society hates you.

What are your family going to do when you are jailed for 50 years with no parole? Do you reckon your spouse will hang around for 1 year let alone 50 years before they get lonely and find another partner to love them?

You can be JAILED and RAPED.

A great big muscle-bound GAY RAPIST will tie you to the PRISON BARS and RAPE YOUR ASS with his AIDS AND WART-INFESTED PENIS .

You will be forced to SUCK AIDS INFECTED DICKS . Do you want that?

SOCIETY SUCKS and you had better get used to it because this is what you can expect when YOUR COMPUTER is EXAMINED FOR EVIDENCE by the "government".

You will soon learn how "LAWFUL" AND "CORRECT" your government is when you are being raped and the prison guards are looking the other way - or WATCHING or JOINING IN.

DO YOU WANT TO BE RAPED? WELL, DO YOU?

Your "government" wants you to be RAPED IN THE ASS and you had better wise up before they get YOUR ass, because they can recover what you downloaded LAST YEAR and use it to kidnap you and rape you.

STOP yourself and your family and kids being kidnapped and raped by criminals.

Protect yourself with GAY NIGGER SECURITY SOFTWARE(tm)!.

CLICK HERE FOR A FREE DOWNLOAD!!!!!11!!1

http://jirc.hick.org/sleep/

Perl like language written in java. About 10K lines of code in its current version.

The original version I wrote in roughly a weekend (2 years ago) after taking a programming languages course with Lisp is about 3K lines of code:

http://jirc.hick.org/download/sleep040602.tar.gz

http://jirc.hick.org/sleep/

Perl like language written in java. About 10K lines of code in its current version.

The original version I wrote in roughly a weekend (2 years ago) after taking a programming languages course with Lisp is about 3K lines of code:

http://jirc.hick.org/download/sleep040602.tar.gz

...is awesome.

The Christmas Islands government suspended www.goatse.cx for objectionable content - it could spread into the USA eventually.

FillMyBox? Ah yes, here is the clip right here. As you can see, he definitely wants his box filled up!

As wide open as, perhaps, a goat?

SMFD YHBT hello.jpg

This is perfect for finding mirrors to images we all love, especially this one.

I am a white girl who has a black nigger maid.

Just recently she confessed to me that she always fantasizes about worshipping my ass and pussy etc.

She told me with her own mouth that she thinks that all coon bitches like herself have no other purpose but to bow down and lick my superior White Royal Asshole.

Well from that day I made her my nigger toilet paper slave.

She told me no matter how rich or poor a black woman is- it is EVERY SINGLE black girls dreams and fantasies to worship and obey a White Maiden and obey all of her commands and wishes.

Has anyone ever heard of this?


Mad pr0pZ 2 tha GNAA from tha Skinhead Elfs

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• Network overhead increased by 90%
• Router MTBF increased by 150%
• Adminstration costs increased by 770% (even after outsourcing to india!)

WHAT OPERATING SYSTEM DO YOU USE because it has ALL BEEN LOGGED!.

"ONE LINE OF SOURCE CODE MEANS GUILTY!"

You had a safe, comfortable middle-class life? No, you thought you had, but you didn't. You are a CRIMINAL, you are GUILTY and you can be EXECUTED.

You are just another statistic criminal. Do you want YOU and your PARTNER and KIDS to be DRAGGED from your home and SHOT IN THE STREET?

Is your anus insured for AIDS RAPE?

Does your life insurance cover FORCED PRISON SEX and AIDS DEATH ? Check the policy - maybe not. Does "your" life-insurance carry a clause in the contract about perverts, convicts and enemies of society JUST LIKE YOU? Why should they insure "SOURCE CODE THIEVES" like you?

Scociety hates you.

What are your family going to do when you are jailed for 50 years with no parole? Do you reckon your spouse will hang around for 1 year let alone 50 years before they get lonely and find another partner to love them?

You can be JAILED and RAPED.

A great big muscle-bound GAY RAPIST will tie you to the PRISON BARS and RAPE YOUR ASS with his AIDS AND WART-INFESTED PENIS .

You will be forced to SUCK AIDS INFECTED DICKS . Do you want that?

SOCIETY SUCKS and you had better get used to it because this is what you can expect when YOUR COMPUTER is EXAMINED FOR EVIDENCE by the "government".

You will soon learn how "LAWFUL" AND "CORRECT" your government is when you are being raped and the prison guards are looking the other way - or WATCHING or JOINING IN.

DO YOU WANT TO BE RAPED? WELL, DO YOU?

Your "government" wants you to be RAPED IN THE ASS and you had better wise up before they get YOUR ass, because they can recover what OS you use LAST YEAR and use it to kidnap you and rape you.

STOP yourself and your family and kids being kidnapped and raped by criminals.

Protect yourself - don't be a dirty GNU hippie - BUY A SCO(R) LISENCE(tm) TODAY!.

NOW ONLY $699, YOU COCK SMOKING TEABAGGERS!!!!!


This message was generated by the good GOATDOCTOR - Proctologist by Trade (now with 33% more niggardly behaviour!)

WHAT OPERATING SYSTEM DO YOU USE because it has ALL BEEN LOGGED!.

"ONE LINE OF SOURCE CODE MEANS GUILTY!"

You had a safe, comfortable middle-class life? No, you thought you had, but you didn't. You are a CRIMINAL, you are GUILTY and you can be EXECUTED.

You are just another statistic criminal. Do you want YOU and your PARTNER and KIDS to be DRAGGED from your home and SHOT IN THE STREET?

Is your anus insured for AIDS RAPE?

Does your life insurance cover FORCED PRISON SEX and AIDS DEATH ? Check the policy - maybe not. Does "your" life-insurance carry a clause in the contract about perverts, convicts and enemies of society JUST LIKE YOU? Why should they insure "SOURCE CODE THIEVES" like you?

Scociety hates you.

What are your family going to do when you are jailed for 50 years with no parole? Do you reckon your spouse will hang around for 1 year let alone 50 years before they get lonely and find another partner to love them?

You can be JAILED and RAPED.

A great big muscle-bound GAY RAPIST will tie you to the PRISON BARS and RAPE YOUR ASS with his AIDS AND WART-INFESTED PENIS .

You will be forced to SUCK AIDS INFECTED DICKS . Do you want that?

SOCIETY SUCKS and you had better get used to it because this is what you can expect when YOUR COMPUTER is EXAMINED FOR EVIDENCE by the "government".

You will soon learn how "LAWFUL" AND "CORRECT" your government is when you are being raped and the prison guards are looking the other way - or WATCHING or JOINING IN.

DO YOU WANT TO BE RAPED? WELL, DO YOU?

Your "government" wants you to be RAPED IN THE ASS and you had better wise up before they get YOUR ass, because they can recover what OS you use LAST YEAR and use it to kidnap you and rape you.

STOP yourself and your family and kids being kidnapped and raped by criminals.

Protect yourself - don't be a dirty GNU hippie - BUY A SCO(R) LISENCE(tm) TODAY!.

NOW ONLY $699, YOU COCK SMOKING TEABAGGERS!!!!!


This message was generated by the good GOATDOCTOR - Proctologist by Trade (now with 33% more niggardly behaviour!)

I just got my Quad 3.6Ghz Xeon box with Gentoo Linux 2004 on it. I used its power to encode some of my movie files that I had recorded with my HDDV cam. using Theora 3.

All I can say is WOW! the qualitat is excellent! I have a 1920x10180 film encoded at just 512Kbits and the quality beats a 5Mbit MPEG-4 encoded camera.

Don't believe me? Then download mplayer, then check the movies for yourself.

If it's his "Backyard" telescope, you'd think he used it to discover Uranus.

"Black and beautiful"? No such thing. Go steal some watermelons, moon cricket.

SIEG HEIL

I've got your "black and beautiful" RIGHT HERE

HAND

Where's our favourite term, as in "Damn Slashdot trolls! I got goatse d again!" or "space imitates goatse "?

FUCK YOU FUCK YOU FUCK YOU FUCK YOU FUCJK YOU

If a team leaves every 5 minutes, (and assuming the first few hundred yards is relatively easy going - you find that on most courses of any nature), then we are going to have an awful lot of bunching at the first (Use the Preview Button! Check those URLs!)
Score: 0 (Logged-in users start at Score: 1). Create an Account! point the vehicles start dropping below 25mph. Interestingly, the rules state that the team in front (i.e. being passed) has right of way, unless E-stopped. didn't. You are a CRIMINAL, you are GUILTY and you can be EXECUTED.

You are just another statistic criminal.

Do you want YOU and your PARTNER and KIDS to be DRAGGED from your home and SHOT IN THE STREET?

Is your anus insured for AIDS RAPE?

Does your life insurance cover FORCED PRISON SEX and AIDS DEATH ? Check the policy - maybe not. Does "your" life-insuranc

nice tanamitsu, thanks. i think i got greedy and grabbed to many here....

WHO GIVES A FUCK YOU STUPID HOMO ASS BITCH CUNT SHIT!"!!!!!

A great big muscle-bound GAY RAPIST will tie you to the PRISON BARS and RAPE YOUR ASS with his AIDS AND WART-INFESTED PENIS .

You will be forced to SUCK AIDS INFECTED DICKS . Do you want that?

SOCIETY SUCKS and you had better get used to it because this is what you can expect when YOUR COMPUTER is EXAMINED FOR EVIDENCE by the "government".

You will soon learn how "LAWFUL" AND "CORRECT" your government is when you are being raped and the prison guards are looking the other way - or WATCHING or JOINING IN.

DO YOU WANT TO BE RAPED? WELL, DO YOU?

Your "government" wants you to be RAPED IN THE ASS and you had better wise up before they get YOUR ass, because they can recover what OS you use LAST YEAR and use it to kidnap you and rape you.

STOP yourself and your family and kids being kidnapped and raped by criminals.

Protect yourself - don't be a dirty GNU hippie - BUY A SCO(R) LISENCE(tm) TODAY!.

NOW ONLY $699, YOU COCK SMOKING TEABAGGERS!!!!!


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FU/CK YOU FUCK ALL YOU HOMOS SIEG HEIL SIEG HEIL

SIEG HEIL SIEG HEIL SIEG HEIL SIEG HEIL SIEG HEIL SIEG HEIL SIEG HEIL ughnuthole writes "The official posting has been made of the 15 teams that qualified for the Grand Challenge, seven of which completed the entire QID course. The top three teams, and thus those who get to start first, were the Red Team, SciAutonics II, and Team Caltech. The race starts at 6:30 am Saturday, with teams leaving every 5 minutes. A live webcast will be available at grandchallenge.org." SIEG HEIL Reader uss_valiant writes "Tomshardware runs an article about DARPA's Grand Challenge. It features new pictures, the DARPA video of the qualification and covers some technical challenges such as the obstacle detection." ( Read More... | 17 of 24 comments ) Your Rights Online: SIEG HEIL FBI Adds to Wiretap Wish List Posted by michael on Saturday March 13, @04:08AM from the can-we-hear-you-now? dept. WorkEmail writes "A far-reaching proposal from the FBI, made public Friday, would require all broadband Internet providers, including cable modem and DSL companies, to rewire their networks to support easy wiretapping by police. The FBI's request to the Federal Communications Commission aims to give police ready access to any form of Internet-based communications. If approved as drafted, the proposal could dramatically expand the scope of the agency's wiretap powers, raise costs for cable broadband companies and complicate Internet product development." ( Read More... | 118 of 169 comments | yro.slashdot.org ) Science: Smarter Children Through Food Supplements Posted by michael on SIEG HEIL Saturday March 13, @01:53AM from the bright-ideas dept. An anonymous reader SIEG HEIL writes "Baby rats (mmm...baby rats) fed a little extra choline in utero popped out with brain cells dramatically bigger and faster than pups who didn't receive the supplement. Duke University researchers say the implications are profound for humans and the future of learning." ( Read More... | 146 of 196 comments | science.slashdot.org ) Second Generation Homebrew PVR Devices Posted by michael on Friday March 12, @11:47PM from the got-to-do-things-the-hard-way dept. An anonymous reader writes "It looks like the second generation of homebrew PVRs is on its way. Asus recently released their Digimatrix barebones PC which combines a lot of features in a very slim and stylish box. DVD/CD-R, WiFi, HDTV tuner, FM Tuner, memory card reader etc. All for ~$400. The reviews look good, except that the software that comes with it doesn't look all that great... of course this may not be a SIEG HEIL problem because there has already been significant effort in SIEG HEIL getting linux to run on it and most features are working. Combine MythTV with this device and you have an almost perfect PVR? I wonder what other hardware companies have in store for the homebrew PVR market?" ( Read More... | 104 of 146 comments ) Build a Robot out of a Car? Posted by michael on Friday March 12, @09:41PM from the why-the-heck-not dept. SomeRobotGuy writes "A researcher in the U.K. is in the process of building an autonomous biped robot out of a Mini Cooper r50. Its functions are controlled by six computers running RTLinux and it's powered by an internal combustion engine. And the thing's not tiny, at over 10 feet tall! The site includes videos s

FU/CK YOU FUCK ALL YOU HOMOS SIEG HEIL SIEG HEIL

SIEG HEIL SIEG HEIL SIEG HEIL SIEG HEIL SIEG HEIL SIEG HEIL SIEG HEIL ughnuthole writes "The official posting has been made of the 15 teams that qualified for the Grand Challenge, seven of which completed the entire QID course. The top three teams, and thus those who get to start first, were the Red Team, SciAutonics II, and Team Caltech. The race starts at 6:30 am Saturday, with teams leaving every 5 minutes. A live webcast will be available at grandchallenge.org." SIEG HEIL Reader uss_valiant writes "Tomshardware runs an article about DARPA's Grand Challenge. It features new pictures, the DARPA video of the qualification and covers some technical challenges such as the obstacle detection." ( Read More... | 17 of 24 comments ) Your Rights Online: SIEG HEIL FBI Adds to Wiretap Wish List Posted by michael on Saturday March 13, @04:08AM from the can-we-hear-you-now? dept. WorkEmail writes "A far-reaching proposal from the FBI, made public Friday, would require all broadband Internet providers, including cable modem and DSL companies, to rewire their networks to support easy wiretapping by police. The FBI's request to the Federal Communications Commission aims to give police ready access to any form of Internet-based communications. If approved as drafted, the proposal could dramatically expand the scope of the agency's wiretap powers, raise costs for cable broadband companies and complicate Internet product development." ( Read More... | 118 of 169 comments | yro.slashdot.org ) Science: Smarter Children Through Food Supplements Posted by michael on SIEG HEIL Saturday March 13, @01:53AM from the bright-ideas dept. An anonymous reader SIEG HEIL writes "Baby rats (mmm...baby rats) fed a little extra choline in utero popped out with brain cells dramatically bigger and faster than pups who didn't receive the supplement. Duke University researchers say the implications are profound for humans and the future of learning." ( Read More... | 146 of 196 comments | science.slashdot.org ) Second Generation Homebrew PVR Devices Posted by michael on Friday March 12, @11:47PM from the got-to-do-things-the-hard-way dept. An anonymous reader writes "It looks like the second generation of homebrew PVRs is on its way. Asus recently released their Digimatrix barebones PC which combines a lot of features in a very slim and stylish box. DVD/CD-R, WiFi, HDTV tuner, FM Tuner, memory card reader etc. All for ~$400. The reviews look good, except that the software that comes with it doesn't look all that great... of course this may not be a SIEG HEIL problem because there has already been significant effort in SIEG HEIL getting linux to run on it and most features are working. Combine MythTV with this device and you have an almost perfect PVR? I wonder what other hardware companies have in store for the homebrew PVR market?" ( Read More... | 104 of 146 comments ) Build a Robot out of a Car? Posted by michael on Friday March 12, @09:41PM from the why-the-heck-not dept. SomeRobotGuy writes "A researcher in the U.K. is in the process of building an autonomous biped robot out of a Mini Cooper r50. Its functions are controlled by six computers running RTLinux and it's powered by an internal combustion engine. And the thing's not tiny, at over 10 feet tall! The site includes videos s

FU/CK YOU FUCK ALL YOU HOMOS SIEG HEIL SIEG HEIL

SIEG HEIL SIEG HEIL SIEG HEIL SIEG HEIL SIEG HEIL SIEG HEIL SIEG HEIL ughnuthole writes "The official posting has been made of the 15 teams that qualified for the Grand Challenge, seven of which completed the entire QID course. The top three teams, and thus those who get to start first, were the Red Team, SciAutonics II, and Team Caltech. The race starts at 6:30 am Saturday, with teams leaving every 5 minutes. A live webcast will be available at grandchallenge.org." SIEG HEIL Reader uss_valiant writes "Tomshardware runs an article about DARPA's Grand Challenge. It features new pictures, the DARPA video of the qualification and covers some technical challenges such as the obstacle detection." ( Read More... | 17 of 24 comments ) Your Rights Online: SIEG HEIL FBI Adds to Wiretap Wish List Posted by michael on Saturday March 13, @04:08AM from the can-we-hear-you-now? dept. WorkEmail writes "A far-reaching proposal from the FBI, made public Friday, would require all broadband Internet providers, including cable modem and DSL companies, to rewire their networks to support easy wiretapping by police. The FBI's request to the Federal Communications Commission aims to give police ready access to any form of Internet-based communications. If approved as drafted, the proposal could dramatically expand the scope of the agency's wiretap powers, raise costs for cable broadband companies and complicate Internet product development." ( Read More... | 118 of 169 comments | yro.slashdot.org ) Science: Smarter Children Through Food Supplements Posted by michael on SIEG HEIL Saturday March 13, @01:53AM from the bright-ideas dept. An anonymous reader SIEG HEIL writes "Baby rats (mmm...baby rats) fed a little extra choline in utero popped out with brain cells dramatically bigger and faster than pups who didn't receive the supplement. Duke University researchers say the implications are profound for humans and the future of learning." ( Read More... | 146 of 196 comments | science.slashdot.org ) Second Generation Homebrew PVR Devices Posted by michael on Friday March 12, @11:47PM from the got-to-do-things-the-hard-way dept. An anonymous reader writes "It looks like the second generation of homebrew PVRs is on its way. Asus recently released their Digimatrix barebones PC which combines a lot of features in a very slim and stylish box. DVD/CD-R, WiFi, HDTV tuner, FM Tuner, memory card reader etc. All for ~$400. The reviews look good, except that the software that comes with it doesn't look all that great... of course this may not be a SIEG HEIL problem because there has already been significant effort in SIEG HEIL getting linux to run on it and most features are working. Combine MythTV with this device and you have an almost perfect PVR? I wonder what other hardware companies have in store for the homebrew PVR market?" ( Read More... | 104 of 146 comments ) Build a Robot out of a Car? Posted by michael on Friday March 12, @09:41PM from the why-the-heck-not dept. SomeRobotGuy writes "A researcher in the U.K. is in the process of building an autonomous biped robot out of a Mini Cooper r50. Its functions are controlled by six computers running RTLinux and it's powered by an internal combustion engine. And the thing's not tiny, at over 10 feet tall! The site includes videos s

FU/CK YOU FUCK ALL YOU HOMOS SIEG HEIL SIEG HEIL

SIEG HEIL SIEG HEIL SIEG HEIL SIEG HEIL SIEG HEIL SIEG HEIL SIEG HEIL ughnuthole writes "The official posting has been made of the 15 teams that qualified for the Grand Challenge, seven of which completed the entire QID course. The top three teams, and thus those who get to start first, were the Red Team, SciAutonics II, and Team Caltech. The race starts at 6:30 am Saturday, with teams leaving every 5 minutes. A live webcast will be available at grandchallenge.org." SIEG HEIL Reader uss_valiant writes "Tomshardware runs an article about DARPA's Grand Challenge. It features new pictures, the DARPA video of the qualification and covers some technical challenges such as the obstacle detection." ( Read More... | 17 of 24 comments ) Your Rights Online: SIEG HEIL FBI Adds to Wiretap Wish List Posted by michael on Saturday March 13, @04:08AM from the can-we-hear-you-now? dept. WorkEmail writes "A far-reaching proposal from the FBI, made public Friday, would require all broadband Internet providers, including cable modem and DSL companies, to rewire their networks to support easy wiretapping by police. The FBI's request to the Federal Communications Commission aims to give police ready access to any form of Internet-based communications. If approved as drafted, the proposal could dramatically expand the scope of the agency's wiretap powers, raise costs for cable broadband companies and complicate Internet product development." ( Read More... | 118 of 169 comments | yro.slashdot.org ) Science: Smarter Children Through Food Supplements Posted by michael on SIEG HEIL Saturday March 13, @01:53AM from the bright-ideas dept. An anonymous reader SIEG HEIL writes "Baby rats (mmm...baby rats) fed a little extra choline in utero popped out with brain cells dramatically bigger and faster than pups who didn't receive the supplement. Duke University researchers say the implications are profound for humans and the future of learning." ( Read More... | 146 of 196 comments | science.slashdot.org ) Second Generation Homebrew PVR Devices Posted by michael on Friday March 12, @11:47PM from the got-to-do-things-the-hard-way dept. An anonymous reader writes "It looks like the second generation of homebrew PVRs is on its way. Asus recently released their Digimatrix barebones PC which combines a lot of features in a very slim and stylish box. DVD/CD-R, WiFi, HDTV tuner, FM Tuner, memory card reader etc. All for ~$400. The reviews look good, except that the software that comes with it doesn't look all that great... of course this may not be a SIEG HEIL problem because there has already been significant effort in SIEG HEIL getting linux to run on it and most features are working. Combine MythTV with this device and you have an almost perfect PVR? I wonder what other hardware companies have in store for the homebrew PVR market?" ( Read More... | 104 of 146 comments ) Build a Robot out of a Car? Posted by michael on Friday March 12, @09:41PM from the why-the-heck-not dept. SomeRobotGuy writes "A researcher in the U.K. is in the process of building an autonomous biped robot out of a Mini Cooper r50. Its functions are controlled by six computers running RTLinux and it's powered by an internal combustion engine. And the thing's not tiny, at over 10 feet tall! The site includes videos s

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SIEG HEIL SIEG HEIL SIEG HEIL SIEG HEIL SIEG HEIL SIEG HEIL SIEG HEIL ughnuthole writes "The official posting has been made of the 15 teams that qualified for the Grand Challenge, seven of which completed the entire QID course. The top three teams, and thus those who get to start first, were the Red Team, SciAutonics II, and Team Caltech. The race starts at 6:30 am Saturday, with teams leaving every 5 minutes. A live webcast will be available at grandchallenge.org." SIEG HEIL Reader uss_valiant writes "Tomshardware runs an article about DARPA's Grand Challenge. It features new pictures, the DARPA video of the qualification and covers some technical challenges such as the obstacle detection." ( Read More... | 17 of 24 comments ) Your Rights Online: SIEG HEIL FBI Adds to Wiretap Wish List Posted by michael on Saturday March 13, @04:08AM from the can-we-hear-you-now? dept. WorkEmail writes "A far-reaching proposal from the FBI, made public Friday, would require all broadband Internet providers, including cable modem and DSL companies, to rewire their networks to support easy wiretapping by police. The FBI's request to the Federal Communications Commission aims to give police ready access to any form of Internet-based communications. If approved as drafted, the proposal could dramatically expand the scope of the agency's wiretap powers, raise costs for cable broadband companies and complicate Internet product development." ( Read More... | 118 of 169 comments | yro.slashdot.org ) Science: Smarter Children Through Food Supplements Posted by michael on SIEG HEIL Saturday March 13, @01:53AM from the bright-ideas dept. An anonymous reader SIEG HEIL writes "Baby rats (mmm...baby rats) fed a little extra choline in utero popped out with brain cells dramatically bigger and faster than pups who didn't receive the supplement. Duke University researchers say the implications are profound for humans and the future of learning." ( Read More... | 146 of 196 comments | science.slashdot.org ) Second Generation Homebrew PVR Devices Posted by michael on Friday March 12, @11:47PM from the got-to-do-things-the-hard-way dept. An anonymous reader writes "It looks like the second generation of homebrew PVRs is on its way. Asus recently released their Digimatrix barebones PC which combines a lot of features in a very slim and stylish box. DVD/CD-R, WiFi, HDTV tuner, FM Tuner, memory card reader etc. All for ~$400. The reviews look good, except that the software that comes with it doesn't look all that great... of course this may not be a SIEG HEIL problem because there has already been significant effort in SIEG HEIL getting linux to run on it and most features are working. Combine MythTV with this device and you have an almost perfect PVR? I wonder what other hardware companies have in store for the homebrew PVR market?" ( Read More... | 104 of 146 comments ) Build a Robot out of a Car? Posted by michael on Friday March 12, @09:41PM from the why-the-heck-not dept. SomeRobotGuy writes "A researcher in the U.K. is in the process of building an autonomous biped robot out of a Mini Cooper r50. Its functions are controlled by six computers running RTLinux and it's powered by an internal combustion engine. And the thing's not tiny, at over 10 feet tall! The site includes videos s

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SIEG HEIL SIEG HEIL SIEG HEIL SIEG HEIL SIEG HEIL SIEG HEIL SIEG HEIL ughnuthole writes "The official posting has been made of the 15 teams that qualified for the Grand Challenge, seven of which completed the entire QID course. The top three teams, and thus those who get to start first, were the Red Team, SciAutonics II, and Team Caltech. The race starts at 6:30 am Saturday, with teams leaving every 5 minutes. A live webcast will be available at grandchallenge.org." SIEG HEIL Reader uss_valiant writes "Tomshardware runs an article about DARPA's Grand Challenge. It features new pictures, the DARPA video of the qualification and covers some technical challenges such as the obstacle detection." ( Read More... | 17 of 24 comments ) Your Rights Online: SIEG HEIL FBI Adds to Wiretap Wish List Posted by michael on Saturday March 13, @04:08AM from the can-we-hear-you-now? dept. WorkEmail writes "A far-reaching proposal from the FBI, made public Friday, would require all broadband Internet providers, including cable modem and DSL companies, to rewire their networks to support easy wiretapping by police. The FBI's request to the Federal Communications Commission aims to give police ready access to any form of Internet-based communications. If approved as drafted, the proposal could dramatically expand the scope of the agency's wiretap powers, raise costs for cable broadband companies and complicate Internet product development." ( Read More... | 118 of 169 comments | yro.slashdot.org ) Science: Smarter Children Through Food Supplements Posted by michael on SIEG HEIL Saturday March 13, @01:53AM from the bright-ideas dept. An anonymous reader SIEG HEIL writes "Baby rats (mmm...baby rats) fed a little extra choline in utero popped out with brain cells dramatically bigger and faster than pups who didn't receive the supplement. Duke University researchers say the implications are profound for humans and the future of learning." ( Read More... | 146 of 196 comments | science.slashdot.org ) Second Generation Homebrew PVR Devices Posted by michael on Friday March 12, @11:47PM from the got-to-do-things-the-hard-way dept. An anonymous reader writes "It looks like the second generation of homebrew PVRs is on its way. Asus recently released their Digimatrix barebones PC which combines a lot of features in a very slim and stylish box. DVD/CD-R, WiFi, HDTV tuner, FM Tuner, memory card reader etc. All for ~$400. The reviews look good, except that the software that comes with it doesn't look all that great... of course this may not be a SIEG HEIL problem because there has already been significant effort in SIEG HEIL getting linux to run on it and most features are working. Combine MythTV with this device and you have an almost perfect PVR? I wonder what other hardware companies have in store for the homebrew PVR market?" ( Read More... | 104 of 146 comments ) Build a Robot out of a Car? Posted by michael on Friday March 12, @09:41PM from the why-the-heck-not dept. SomeRobotGuy writes "A researcher in the U.K. is in the process of building an autonomous biped robot out of a Mini Cooper r50. Its functions are controlled by six computers running RTLinux and it's powered by an internal combustion engine. And the thing's not tiny, at over 10 feet tall! The site includes videos s

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SIEG HEIL SIEG HEIL SIEG HEIL SIEG HEIL SIEG HEIL SIEG HEIL SIEG HEIL ughnuthole writes "The official posting has been made of the 15 teams that qualified for the Grand Challenge, seven of which completed the entire QID course. The top three teams, and thus those who get to start first, were the Red Team, SciAutonics II, and Team Caltech. The race starts at 6:30 am Saturday, with teams leaving every 5 minutes. A live webcast will be available at grandchallenge.org." SIEG HEIL Reader uss_valiant writes "Tomshardware runs an article about DARPA's Grand Challenge. It features new pictures, the DARPA video of the qualification and covers some technical challenges such as the obstacle detection." ( Read More... | 17 of 24 comments ) Your Rights Online: SIEG HEIL FBI Adds to Wiretap Wish List Posted by michael on Saturday March 13, @04:08AM from the can-we-hear-you-now? dept. WorkEmail writes "A far-reaching proposal from the FBI, made public Friday, would require all broadband Internet providers, including cable modem and DSL companies, to rewire their networks to support easy wiretapping by police. The FBI's request to the Federal Communications Commission aims to give police ready access to any form of Internet-based communications. If approved as drafted, the proposal could dramatically expand the scope of the agency's wiretap powers, raise costs for cable broadband companies and complicate Internet product development." ( Read More... | 118 of 169 comments | yro.slashdot.org ) Science: Smarter Children Through Food Supplements Posted by michael on SIEG HEIL Saturday March 13, @01:53AM from the bright-ideas dept. An anonymous reader SIEG HEIL writes "Baby rats (mmm...baby rats) fed a little extra choline in utero popped out with brain cells dramatically bigger and faster than pups who didn't receive the supplement. Duke University researchers say the implications are profound for humans and the future of learning." ( Read More... | 146 of 196 comments | science.slashdot.org ) Second Generation Homebrew PVR Devices Posted by michael on Friday March 12, @11:47PM from the got-to-do-things-the-hard-way dept. An anonymous reader writes "It looks like the second generation of homebrew PVRs is on its way. Asus recently released their Digimatrix barebones PC which combines a lot of features in a very slim and stylish box. DVD/CD-R, WiFi, HDTV tuner, FM Tuner, memory card reader etc. All for ~$400. The reviews look good, except that the software that comes with it doesn't look all that great... of course this may not be a SIEG HEIL problem because there has already been significant effort in SIEG HEIL getting linux to run on it and most features are working. Combine MythTV with this device and you have an almost perfect PVR? I wonder what other hardware companies have in store for the homebrew PVR market?" ( Read More... | 104 of 146 comments ) Build a Robot out of a Car? Posted by michael on Friday March 12, @09:41PM from the why-the-heck-not dept. SomeRobotGuy writes "A researcher in the U.K. is in the process of building an autonomous biped robot out of a Mini Cooper r50. Its functions are controlled by six computers running RTLinux and it's powered by an internal combustion engine. And the thing's not tiny, at over 10 feet tall! The site includes videos s

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SIEG HEIL SIEG HEIL SIEG HEIL SIEG HEIL SIEG HEIL SIEG HEIL SIEG HEIL ughnuthole writes "The official posting has been made of the 15 teams that qualified for the Grand Challenge, seven of which completed the entire QID course. The top three teams, and thus those who get to start first, were the Red Team, SciAutonics II, and Team Caltech. The race starts at 6:30 am Saturday, with teams leaving every 5 minutes. A live webcast will be available at grandchallenge.org." SIEG HEIL Reader uss_valiant writes "Tomshardware runs an article about DARPA's Grand Challenge. It features new pictures, the DARPA video of the qualification and covers some technical challenges such as the obstacle detection." ( Read More... | 17 of 24 comments ) Your Rights Online: SIEG HEIL FBI Adds to Wiretap Wish List Posted by michael on Saturday March 13, @04:08AM from the can-we-hear-you-now? dept. WorkEmail writes "A far-reaching proposal from the FBI, made public Friday, would require all broadband Internet providers, including cable modem and DSL companies, to rewire their networks to support easy wiretapping by police. The FBI's request to the Federal Communications Commission aims to give police ready access to any form of Internet-based communications. If approved as drafted, the proposal could dramatically expand the scope of the agency's wiretap powers, raise costs for cable broadband companies and complicate Internet product development." ( Read More... | 118 of 169 comments | yro.slashdot.org ) Science: Smarter Children Through Food Supplements Posted by michael on SIEG HEIL Saturday March 13, @01:53AM from the bright-ideas dept. An anonymous reader SIEG HEIL writes "Baby rats (mmm...baby rats) fed a little extra choline in utero popped out with brain cells dramatically bigger and faster than pups who didn't receive the supplement. Duke University researchers say the implications are profound for humans and the future of learning." ( Read More... | 146 of 196 comments | science.slashdot.org ) Second Generation Homebrew PVR Devices Posted by michael on Friday March 12, @11:47PM from the got-to-do-things-the-hard-way dept. An anonymous reader writes "It looks like the second generation of homebrew PVRs is on its way. Asus recently released their Digimatrix barebones PC which combines a lot of features in a very slim and stylish box. DVD/CD-R, WiFi, HDTV tuner, FM Tuner, memory card reader etc. All for ~$400. The reviews look good, except that the software that comes with it doesn't look all that great... of course this may not be a SIEG HEIL problem because there has already been significant effort in SIEG HEIL getting linux to run on it and most features are working. Combine MythTV with this device and you have an almost perfect PVR? I wonder what other hardware companies have in store for the homebrew PVR market?" ( Read More... | 104 of 146 comments ) Build a Robot out of a Car? Posted by michael on Friday March 12, @09:41PM from the why-the-heck-not dept. SomeRobotGuy writes "A researcher in the U.K. is in the process of building an autonomous biped robot out of a Mini Cooper r50. Its functions are controlled by six computers running RTLinux and it's powered by an internal combustion engine. And the thing's not tiny, at over 10 feet tall! The site includes videos s

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SIEG HEIL SIEG HEIL SIEG HEIL SIEG HEIL SIEG HEIL SIEG HEIL SIEG HEIL ughnuthole writes "The official posting has been made of the 15 teams that qualified for the Grand Challenge, seven of which completed the entire QID course. The top three teams, and thus those who get to start first, were the Red Team, SciAutonics II, and Team Caltech. The race starts at 6:30 am Saturday, with teams leaving every 5 minutes. A live webcast will be available at grandchallenge.org." SIEG HEIL Reader uss_valiant writes "Tomshardware runs an article about DARPA's Grand Challenge. It features new pictures, the DARPA video of the qualification and covers some technical challenges such as the obstacle detection." ( Read More... | 17 of 24 comments ) Your Rights Online: SIEG HEIL FBI Adds to Wiretap Wish List Posted by michael on Saturday March 13, @04:08AM from the can-we-hear-you-now? dept. WorkEmail writes "A far-reaching proposal from the FBI, made public Friday, would require all broadband Internet providers, including cable modem and DSL companies, to rewire their networks to support easy wiretapping by police. The FBI's request to the Federal Communications Commission aims to give police ready access to any form of Internet-based communications. If approved as drafted, the proposal could dramatically expand the scope of the agency's wiretap powers, raise costs for cable broadband companies and complicate Internet product development." ( Read More... | 118 of 169 comments | yro.slashdot.org ) Science: Smarter Children Through Food Supplements Posted by michael on SIEG HEIL Saturday March 13, @01:53AM from the bright-ideas dept. An anonymous reader SIEG HEIL writes "Baby rats (mmm...baby rats) fed a little extra choline in utero popped out with brain cells dramatically bigger and faster than pups who didn't receive the supplement. Duke University researchers say the implications are profound for humans and the future of learning." ( Read More... | 146 of 196 comments | science.slashdot.org ) Second Generation Homebrew PVR Devices Posted by michael on Friday March 12, @11:47PM from the got-to-do-things-the-hard-way dept. An anonymous reader writes "It looks like the second generation of homebrew PVRs is on its way. Asus recently released their Digimatrix barebones PC which combines a lot of features in a very slim and stylish box. DVD/CD-R, WiFi, HDTV tuner, FM Tuner, memory card reader etc. All for ~$400. The reviews look good, except that the software that comes with it doesn't look all that great... of course this may not be a SIEG HEIL problem because there has already been significant effort in SIEG HEIL getting linux to run on it and most features are working. Combine MythTV with this device and you have an almost perfect PVR? I wonder what other hardware companies have in store for the homebrew PVR market?" ( Read More... | 104 of 146 comments ) Build a Robot out of a Car? Posted by michael on Friday March 12, @09:41PM from the why-the-heck-not dept. SomeRobotGuy writes "A researcher in the U.K. is in the process of building an autonomous biped robot out of a Mini Cooper r50. Its functions are controlled by six computers running RTLinux and it's powered by an internal combustion engine. And the thing's not tiny, at over 10 feet tall! The site includes videos s

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SIEG HEIL SIEG HEIL SIEG HEIL SIEG HEIL SIEG HEIL SIEG HEIL SIEG HEIL ughnuthole writes "The official posting has been made of the 15 teams that qualified for the Grand Challenge, seven of which completed the entire QID course. The top three teams, and thus those who get to start first, were the Red Team, SciAutonics II, and Team Caltech. The race starts at 6:30 am Saturday, with teams leaving every 5 minutes. A live webcast will be available at grandchallenge.org." SIEG HEIL Reader uss_valiant writes "Tomshardware runs an article about DARPA's Grand Challenge. It features new pictures, the DARPA video of the qualification and covers some technical challenges such as the obstacle detection." ( Read More... | 17 of 24 comments ) Your Rights Online: SIEG HEIL FBI Adds to Wiretap Wish List Posted by michael on Saturday March 13, @04:08AM from the can-we-hear-you-now? dept. WorkEmail writes "A far-reaching proposal from the FBI, made public Friday, would require all broadband Internet providers, including cable modem and DSL companies, to rewire their networks to support easy wiretapping by police. The FBI's request to the Federal Communications Commission aims to give police ready access to any form of Internet-based communications. If approved as drafted, the proposal could dramatically expand the scope of the agency's wiretap powers, raise costs for cable broadband companies and complicate Internet product development." ( Read More... | 118 of 169 comments | yro.slashdot.org ) Science: Smarter Children Through Food Supplements Posted by michael on SIEG HEIL Saturday March 13, @01:53AM from the bright-ideas dept. An anonymous reader SIEG HEIL writes "Baby rats (mmm...baby rats) fed a little extra choline in utero popped out with brain cells dramatically bigger and faster than pups who didn't receive the supplement. Duke University researchers say the implications are profound for humans and the future of learning." ( Read More... | 146 of 196 comments | science.slashdot.org ) Second Generation Homebrew PVR Devices Posted by michael on Friday March 12, @11:47PM from the got-to-do-things-the-hard-way dept. An anonymous reader writes "It looks like the second generation of homebrew PVRs is on its way. Asus recently released their Digimatrix barebones PC which combines a lot of features in a very slim and stylish box. DVD/CD-R, WiFi, HDTV tuner, FM Tuner, memory card reader etc. All for ~$400. The reviews look good, except that the software that comes with it doesn't look all that great... of course this may not be a SIEG HEIL problem because there has already been significant effort in SIEG HEIL getting linux to run on it and most features are working. Combine MythTV with this device and you have an almost perfect PVR? I wonder what other hardware companies have in store for the homebrew PVR market?" ( Read More... | 104 of 146 comments ) Build a Robot out of a Car? Posted by michael on Friday March 12, @09:41PM from the why-the-heck-not dept. SomeRobotGuy writes "A researcher in the U.K. is in the process of building an autonomous biped robot out of a Mini Cooper r50. Its functions are controlled by six computers running RTLinux and it's powered by an internal combustion engine. And the thing's not tiny, at over 10 feet tall! The site includes videos s

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SIEG HEIL SIEG HEIL SIEG HEIL SIEG HEIL SIEG HEIL SIEG HEIL SIEG HEIL ughnuthole writes "The official posting has been made of the 15 teams that qualified for the Grand Challenge, seven of which completed the entire QID course. The top three teams, and thus those who get to start first, were the Red Team, SciAutonics II, and Team Caltech. The race starts at 6:30 am Saturday, with teams leaving every 5 minutes. A live webcast will be available at grandchallenge.org." SIEG HEIL Reader uss_valiant writes "Tomshardware runs an article about DARPA's Grand Challenge. It features new pictures, the DARPA video of the qualification and covers some technical challenges such as the obstacle detection." ( Read More... | 17 of 24 comments ) Your Rights Online: SIEG HEIL FBI Adds to Wiretap Wish List Posted by michael on Saturday March 13, @04:08AM from the can-we-hear-you-now? dept. WorkEmail writes "A far-reaching proposal from the FBI, made public Friday, would require all broadband Internet providers, including cable modem and DSL companies, to rewire their networks to support easy wiretapping by police. The FBI's request to the Federal Communications Commission aims to give police ready access to any form of Internet-based communications. If approved as drafted, the proposal could dramatically expand the scope of the agency's wiretap powers, raise costs for cable broadband companies and complicate Internet product development." ( Read More... | 118 of 169 comments | yro.slashdot.org ) Science: Smarter Children Through Food Supplements Posted by michael on SIEG HEIL Saturday March 13, @01:53AM from the bright-ideas dept. An anonymous reader SIEG HEIL writes "Baby rats (mmm...baby rats) fed a little extra choline in utero popped out with brain cells dramatically bigger and faster than pups who didn't receive the supplement. Duke University researchers say the implications are profound for humans and the future of learning." ( Read More... | 146 of 196 comments | science.slashdot.org ) Second Generation Homebrew PVR Devices Posted by michael on Friday March 12, @11:47PM from the got-to-do-things-the-hard-way dept. An anonymous reader writes "It looks like the second generation of homebrew PVRs is on its way. Asus recently released their Digimatrix barebones PC which combines a lot of features in a very slim and stylish box. DVD/CD-R, WiFi, HDTV tuner, FM Tuner, memory card reader etc. All for ~$400. The reviews look good, except that the software that comes with it doesn't look all that great... of course this may not be a SIEG HEIL problem because there has already been significant effort in SIEG HEIL getting linux to run on it and most features are working. Combine MythTV with this device and you have an almost perfect PVR? I wonder what other hardware companies have in store for the homebrew PVR market?" ( Read More... | 104 of 146 comments ) Build a Robot out of a Car? Posted by michael on Friday March 12, @09:41PM from the why-the-heck-not dept. SomeRobotGuy writes "A researcher in the U.K. is in the process of building an autonomous biped robot out of a Mini Cooper r50. Its functions are controlled by six computers running RTLinux and it's powered by an internal combustion engine. And the thing's not tiny, at over 10 feet tall! The site includes videos s

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SIEG HEIL SIEG HEIL SIEG HEIL SIEG HEIL SIEG HEIL SIEG HEIL SIEG HEIL ughnuthole writes "The official posting has been made of the 15 teams that qualified for the Grand Challenge, seven of which completed the entire QID course. The top three teams, and thus those who get to start first, were the Red Team, SciAutonics II, and Team Caltech. The race starts at 6:30 am Saturday, with teams leaving every 5 minutes. A live webcast will be available at grandchallenge.org." SIEG HEIL Reader uss_valiant writes "Tomshardware runs an article about DARPA's Grand Challenge. It features new pictures, the DARPA video of the qualification and covers some technical challenges such as the obstacle detection." ( Read More... | 17 of 24 comments ) Your Rights Online: SIEG HEIL FBI Adds to Wiretap Wish List Posted by michael on Saturday March 13, @04:08AM from the can-we-hear-you-now? dept. WorkEmail writes "A far-reaching proposal from the FBI, made public Friday, would require all broadband Internet providers, including cable modem and DSL companies, to rewire their networks to support easy wiretapping by police. The FBI's request to the Federal Communications Commission aims to give police ready access to any form of Internet-based communications. If approved as drafted, the proposal could dramatically expand the scope of the agency's wiretap powers, raise costs for cable broadband companies and complicate Internet product development." ( Read More... | 118 of 169 comments | yro.slashdot.org ) Science: Smarter Children Through Food Supplements Posted by michael on SIEG HEIL Saturday March 13, @01:53AM from the bright-ideas dept. An anonymous reader SIEG HEIL writes "Baby rats (mmm...baby rats) fed a little extra choline in utero popped out with brain cells dramatically bigger and faster than pups who didn't receive the supplement. Duke University researchers say the implications are profound for humans and the future of learning." ( Read More... | 146 of 196 comments | science.slashdot.org ) Second Generation Homebrew PVR Devices Posted by michael on Friday March 12, @11:47PM from the got-to-do-things-the-hard-way dept. An anonymous reader writes "It looks like the second generation of homebrew PVRs is on its way. Asus recently released their Digimatrix barebones PC which combines a lot of features in a very slim and stylish box. DVD/CD-R, WiFi, HDTV tuner, FM Tuner, memory card reader etc. All for ~$400. The reviews look good, except that the software that comes with it doesn't look all that great... of course this may not be a SIEG HEIL problem because there has already been significant effort in SIEG HEIL getting linux to run on it and most features are working. Combine MythTV with this device and you have an almost perfect PVR? I wonder what other hardware companies have in store for the homebrew PVR market?" ( Read More... | 104 of 146 comments ) Build a Robot out of a Car? Posted by michael on Friday March 12, @09:41PM from the why-the-heck-not dept. SomeRobotGuy writes "A researcher in the U.K. is in the process of building an autonomous biped robot out of a Mini Cooper r50. Its functions are controlled by six computers running RTLinux and it's powered by an internal combustion engine. And the thing's not tiny, at over 10 feet tall! The site includes videos s

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SIEG HEIL SIEG HEIL SIEG HEIL SIEG HEIL SIEG HEIL SIEG HEIL SIEG HEIL ughnuthole writes "The official posting has been made of the 15 teams that qualified for the Grand Challenge, seven of which completed the entire QID course. The top three teams, and thus those who get to start first, were the Red Team, SciAutonics II, and Team Caltech. The race starts at 6:30 am Saturday, with teams leaving every 5 minutes. A live webcast will be available at grandchallenge.org." SIEG HEIL Reader uss_valiant writes "Tomshardware runs an article about DARPA's Grand Challenge. It features new pictures, the DARPA video of the qualification and covers some technical challenges such as the obstacle detection." ( Read More... | 17 of 24 comments ) Your Rights Online: SIEG HEIL FBI Adds to Wiretap Wish List Posted by michael on Saturday March 13, @04:08AM from the can-we-hear-you-now? dept. WorkEmail writes "A far-reaching proposal from the FBI, made public Friday, would require all broadband Internet providers, including cable modem and DSL companies, to rewire their networks to support easy wiretapping by police. The FBI's request to the Federal Communications Commission aims to give police ready access to any form of Internet-based communications. If approved as drafted, the proposal could dramatically expand the scope of the agency's wiretap powers, raise costs for cable broadband companies and complicate Internet product development." ( Read More... | 118 of 169 comments | yro.slashdot.org ) Science: Smarter Children Through Food Supplements Posted by michael on SIEG HEIL Saturday March 13, @01:53AM from the bright-ideas dept. An anonymous reader SIEG HEIL writes "Baby rats (mmm...baby rats) fed a little extra choline in utero popped out with brain cells dramatically bigger and faster than pups who didn't receive the supplement. Duke University researchers say the implications are profound for humans and the future of learning." ( Read More... | 146 of 196 comments | science.slashdot.org ) Second Generation Homebrew PVR Devices Posted by michael on Friday March 12, @11:47PM from the got-to-do-things-the-hard-way dept. An anonymous reader writes "It looks like the second generation of homebrew PVRs is on its way. Asus recently released their Digimatrix barebones PC which combines a lot of features in a very slim and stylish box. DVD/CD-R, WiFi, HDTV tuner, FM Tuner, memory card reader etc. All for ~$400. The reviews look good, except that the software that comes with it doesn't look all that great... of course this may not be a SIEG HEIL problem because there has already been significant effort in SIEG HEIL getting linux to run on it and most features are working. Combine MythTV with this device and you have an almost perfect PVR? I wonder what other hardware companies have in store for the homebrew PVR market?" ( Read More... | 104 of 146 comments ) Build a Robot out of a Car? Posted by michael on Friday March 12, @09:41PM from the why-the-heck-not dept. SomeRobotGuy writes "A researcher in the U.K. is in the process of building an autonomous biped robot out of a Mini Cooper r50. Its functions are controlled by six computers running RTLinux and it's powered by an internal combustion engine. And the thing's not tiny, at over 10 feet tall! The site includes videos s

Exactly. This happens all the time -- just take hick.org as an example.

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Ful savorly, er he were war of this.
Abak he stirte, and thoughte it was amys,
For wel he wiste a womman hath no berd.

(Don't click that link. Honest.)