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Uh, where exactly do you see this? First one I see is http://click.linksynergy.com/fs-bin/click?id=KJNspj7Wol4&offerid=142481.10000581&type=3&subid=0 . Basically for sports authority.

Meanwhile, although I assume it's sarcasm, it's a bit of a stretch :P

I use it on my site and my site happens to use a BLOG as its small news item/incremental update/forum section.

I have made about $7.35 from the affiliate program so far.

The cool thing is, it doesn't just apply to songs. One day I will luck up and someone will buy an iPod or iMac in the same order - you get 2% off that as well if they buy with 48 hours of clicking on your link.

Each editorial that I post on my website, I post a corresponding song.

For instance: My last story was on Bleu Rose Software exiting the Mac Market. I posted (with the story) - I'm Blue by Eiffel 65

Load the iTunes/Safari QT video, now open your Terminal and copy and paste the following:

cp -v `lsof |grep -i QTP| grep iTunes|awk '{ print $9 }'` ~/Desktop/currentmusicvideo.mov

For Safari:

cp -v `lsof |grep -i QTP| grep Safari|awk '{ print $9 }'` ~/Desktop/currentmusicvideo.mov

Wait and click on your Desktop

Click her to go to iTunes and buy something

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You bet Outlook rocks

read more here!

Check this

Nice Product

why not?

Probably after Longhorn

Maybe they wanna promote WindowsMediaPlayer Comatose!

After all, isn't this slashdot? Comatose!

Bush is crazy, and so are those who voted him Unbelievable deals on digital cameras here

Cheap printer cartridges for all!

http://www.monsterinkjets.com/ - They only have Apple, Canon, Epson, and Xerox, but they're incredibly cheap (usually a couple dollars at most), and they have free shipping. Minimum order of $10, but considering that $10 worth of ink at this site will probably last you until your printer breaks, it's not so bad.

ABCInkjets - They're anywhere from a bit to a bunch more expensive depending on model (most are like $5/$6 from what I saw, but of course the one I need is $20), but they have a much bigger selection. Free shipping there too.

According to ISBN.nu, amazon.co.uk has it for $21.73, and overstock.com has it for $20.59.

For limited time Dell Home Systems has Dell 128 MB USB drive for $31.95. Click the link for additional 10% off and no sales tax (sorry, TX people).

For limited time Dell Home Systems has Dell 128 MB USB drive for $31.95. Click the link for additional 10% off and no sales tax (sorry, TX people).

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Purchase a DELL Axim X5 Handheld Today!

You'll want to get it from Buy.com
then... four bucks less than Amazon & free shipping.

You can get a USB ethernet adaptor and then you can use broadband

This is one that isn't on the product support list for the iPaq, but it is only $22 through Buy.com. It's the COMPEX EU202 LINKPORT USB 10/100Mbps FAST ETHERNET USB ADAPTER, and it seems to have the smallest form factor of any of the USB Ethernet adapters I've looked at. It's the same form factor/size as one of USB memory drives, and doesn't hang off a cable like most of the others.

Anyone have experience with this adapter? Are their any Linux drivers that wil run it? From googling the web I found Linux drivers for the PCMCIA card version of it so it would seem that the chipset is likely the same and might work with Linux.

As a reader of the Slashing Dot for over 10 years, I have grown to appreciate the unique literary stylings of Dr. Robert Malda and Dr. Jeffrey Bates. However, the recent shakeout in the Internet industry has caused many web-sites to close. I have helped such sites as Yahoo! to retain their core demographic profiles while adding value. Did you know that Yahoo! adds over 1,000 value to every page on their Internet web-site (hereinafter "Intersite") every day, whereas Slashdot's value adding is minimal?

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• Add support for value-added tags, such as TABLE, IMG, and IFRAME. Our partners especially prefer the IFRAME, as it gives them more control over the content.
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• I have found that over 50% of Slashdot users use a product like the Junking Buster to get rid of banner ads. For that reason, I would like to propose in-comment advertising. More on that later.
• Allow every user to select an icon, and replace all emoticons in their comments (such as the value-starved ":)") with colorful images (such as ). In keeping with Slashdot's current settings, the GIF format is designated as the standard for these small icons.
• Remove the clause declaring that users own their own comments, once again enabling Dr. Jonathan Katz to publish a book which adds value to them.
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These represent just a small segment of the ideas that I and my organization wish to do. Now, about that in-comment advertising. Consider the following comment, taken (per Fair Use laws) from a recent discussion on office software.

As an enterprise customer, I just can't see us using Microsoft Works. Microsoft Office XP provides us with much more value. For example, our corporate intranet just set up an award-winning SharePoint server which allows us to collaborate more proactively.

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Let's check the amount of value in each of those paragraphs.

First paragraph: 3 value
Second paragraph: 1500 value

I hope that you will consider our suggestions for a better Slashdot Intersite. As you have seen, our solutions increase value without modifying your content in any way. I look forward to speaking with you soon!

Is this a default when you run the @home install CD or something?

AFAIK its not, but the reverse should be true. Cable and DSL ISPs should install (or at least warn you to install with an included download link) ZoneAlarm or other personal firewall software when you configure your broadband account.

This might also give the Broadband ISP's some teeth when they try to enforce a 'no server' policy against their customers, since the customer couldn't plead that they were running Napster or an FTP site unknowingly if they had to specifically enable the ZoneAlarm to allow each piece software that was running as a server.

Is this a default when you run the @home install CD or something?

AFAIK its not, but the reverse should be true. Cable and DSL ISPs should install (or at least warn you to install with an included download link) ZoneAlarm or other personal firewall software when you configure your broadband account.

This might also give the Broadband ISP's some teeth when they try to enforce a 'no server' policy against their customers, since the customer couldn't plead that they were running Napster or an FTP site unknowingly if they had to specifically enable the ZoneAlarm to allow each piece software that was running as a server.