Slashdot Mirror

That's okay, you can always check mirrordot.

uh...

Mirror on mirrordot: http://mirrordot.org/stories/eb978ff67fb8dafc478d4 9996caeaeb0/index.html

Working link

Here's a link to a mirror of the article:
http://www.mirrordot.org/stories/bc678af2bc9788621 77c2f89f56969fd/index.html

Now when will Slashdot use MirrorDot or Coral Cache for links from articles, instead of bringing down small sites?

Quick slashdoteffect there, that forum is already down. Anyhow.. mirror: http://www.mirrordot.org/stories/3f6b22ec7a7cffcf2 847b92cd5dec7e7/index.html

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Catch the cached copy from mirrordot at http://mirrordot.org/stories/2c9980c06779ce9edee1a 875498fc2f7/index.html ... here's the highlighted changelog:

Since Vim 6.4 many new features have been added. To mention a few:

- Spell checking support for about 50 languages
- Intelligent completion for C, HTML, Ruby, Python, PHP, etc.
- Tab pages, each containing multiple windows
- Undo branches: never accidentally lose text again
- Vim script supports Lists and Dictionaries (similar to Python)
- Vim script profiling
- Improved Unicode support
- Highlighting of cursor line, cursor column and matching braces
- Translated manual pages support.
- Internal grep; works on all platforms, searches compressed files
- Browsing remote directories, zip and tar archives
- Printing multi-byte text

site has exceeded bandwidth. mirrordot mirror: http://www.mirrordot.org/stories/2c9980c06779ce9ed ee1a875498fc2f7/index.html

So they can tweak passages at random to include anal sex references? =O( Actually, most of them probably just don't know about Mirrordot. It's really a useful thing, though.

but thankfully, mirrordotted as well:

http://mirrordot.org/stories/f7bd9bd6bc4fe74eada0d 403e46d594c/index.html

http://www.mirrordot.org/

http://mirrordot.org/stories/fd94ec5aeadb1073126ec 3d15ec58564/index.html

I grabbed a copy of the Brian Peppers article just after the index.php disapeared and rehosted it at

http://brickballs.net/censored/wikitruth_brian_pep pers.htm

but, i didnt have the others.. the good news is that mirrordot got everything:

Gregory Rider ? writes "According to a recent article in The Guardian, a group of disenchanted Wikipedia administrators ? has been going through back channels on Wikipedia and retrieving articles deleted by Jimbo Wales or other higher-ups ? . Now they're putting them back up on a website for everyone to see. This includes articles on Justin Berry ? , Paul Barresi ? , and, most strangely, Brian Peppers ? , which has been solicited for deletion off of Wikipedia 6 times

I grabbed a copy of the Brian Peppers article just after the index.php disapeared and rehosted it at

http://brickballs.net/censored/wikitruth_brian_pep pers.htm

but, i didnt have the others.. the good news is that mirrordot got everything:

Gregory Rider ? writes "According to a recent article in The Guardian, a group of disenchanted Wikipedia administrators ? has been going through back channels on Wikipedia and retrieving articles deleted by Jimbo Wales or other higher-ups ? . Now they're putting them back up on a website for everyone to see. This includes articles on Justin Berry ? , Paul Barresi ? , and, most strangely, Brian Peppers ? , which has been solicited for deletion off of Wikipedia 6 times

I grabbed a copy of the Brian Peppers article just after the index.php disapeared and rehosted it at

http://brickballs.net/censored/wikitruth_brian_pep pers.htm

but, i didnt have the others.. the good news is that mirrordot got everything:

Gregory Rider ? writes "According to a recent article in The Guardian, a group of disenchanted Wikipedia administrators ? has been going through back channels on Wikipedia and retrieving articles deleted by Jimbo Wales or other higher-ups ? . Now they're putting them back up on a website for everyone to see. This includes articles on Justin Berry ? , Paul Barresi ? , and, most strangely, Brian Peppers ? , which has been solicited for deletion off of Wikipedia 6 times

I grabbed a copy of the Brian Peppers article just after the index.php disapeared and rehosted it at

http://brickballs.net/censored/wikitruth_brian_pep pers.htm

but, i didnt have the others.. the good news is that mirrordot got everything:

Gregory Rider ? writes "According to a recent article in The Guardian, a group of disenchanted Wikipedia administrators ? has been going through back channels on Wikipedia and retrieving articles deleted by Jimbo Wales or other higher-ups ? . Now they're putting them back up on a website for everyone to see. This includes articles on Justin Berry ? , Paul Barresi ? , and, most strangely, Brian Peppers ? , which has been solicited for deletion off of Wikipedia 6 times

I grabbed a copy of the Brian Peppers article just after the index.php disapeared and rehosted it at

http://brickballs.net/censored/wikitruth_brian_pep pers.htm

but, i didnt have the others.. the good news is that mirrordot got everything:

Gregory Rider ? writes "According to a recent article in The Guardian, a group of disenchanted Wikipedia administrators ? has been going through back channels on Wikipedia and retrieving articles deleted by Jimbo Wales or other higher-ups ? . Now they're putting them back up on a website for everyone to see. This includes articles on Justin Berry ? , Paul Barresi ? , and, most strangely, Brian Peppers ? , which has been solicited for deletion off of Wikipedia 6 times

I grabbed a copy of the Brian Peppers article just after the index.php disapeared and rehosted it at

http://brickballs.net/censored/wikitruth_brian_pep pers.htm

but, i didnt have the others.. the good news is that mirrordot got everything:

Gregory Rider ? writes "According to a recent article in The Guardian, a group of disenchanted Wikipedia administrators ? has been going through back channels on Wikipedia and retrieving articles deleted by Jimbo Wales or other higher-ups ? . Now they're putting them back up on a website for everyone to see. This includes articles on Justin Berry ? , Paul Barresi ? , and, most strangely, Brian Peppers ? , which has been solicited for deletion off of Wikipedia 6 times

http://mirrordot.org/

the article appears to be slashdotted already.

IBM's "Broadway" CPU is clocked at 729MHz, according to updated Nintendo documentation. By comparison, GameCube's Gekko CPU ran at 485MHz. The original Xbox's CPU was clocked at 733MHz. Meanwhile, Xbox 360 runs three symmetrical cores at 3.2GHz.

Mirrordot cache: http://mirrordot.org/stories/e7cd62fa4b24ca2788721 1c05d686136/index.html

And Coral Cache:
http://www.desktopbsd.net.nyud.net:8080/index.php? id=43&tx_ttnews%5Btt_news%5D=15&tx_ttnews%5BbackPi d%5D=55&cHash=cddb1e432f

When will slashcode be modified to automatically use the cached pages? Harumph! </SARCASM>

Muwahahaha

Also, just in case:

http://www.mirrordot.org/stories/1b72e04bf872d6abd b0ffdf4a98802ae/index.html

That link doesn't work for me but the Mirrordot link is quite snappy.

I wonder when slashcode is going to support inserting to all post links automatically?

Heh. Slashdot effect at work on the front page. For those of you who diddn't get to read the article, here is the mirror of the website, courtesy of MirrorDot. http://www.mirrordot.org/stories/f34848c5ef9f30457 f6369132c5921d9/index.html As for the entire article, its a horrid example of what people get when they browse the AP for news. It offers no insight or objectible reasons as to why you would choose one over the other. Simply someone showing what they know about OSes.

http://www.mirrordot.org/stories/769705d9b08519a47 87a04a681da4700/index.html

A Google Images search on "breast self-examination" was correctly allowed. On a page dedicated to the artistic nudes of Alberto Vargas, it inexplicably decided to tile the text-only links menu with hundreds of tiny shield images; Guardware confirmed this is a bug.

And we found that some oddly innocent imagesin particular, "head shots" of pumpkins from last Halloweenwere blocked.

Great, the article itself is redirecting its Coral Cache URL. Those of us behind draconian firewalls that block odd ports would be out of luck if not for Mirrordot's cache.

Mirrordot

http://www.mirrordot.org/stories/b3c2d8b1aa152a6cb 6af55c845c0868f/index.html

First a mirror; http://www.mirrordot.org/stories/6313facd6836dbf60 e15be4aeeb17c69/index.html

I suppose the answer is to buy CDRW instead of CD-R.
But I think the blank media producers should go further than that.
They should pick a song and record it on their CD-RW.
This would have several benifical effects:
It avoids the levy.
The song would almost certainly be a #1 seller, potentially, the title could be for sale to the highest bidder.
It makes them a music publisher, which means they get a cut of the sales of their competitors.

http://mirrordot.org/stories/4165dcf94622fc2a3e526 52aedc72b9f/index.html

Pretty cool. The motor is pretty big..

SQUIRREL is a fully decentralized, peer-to-peer cooperative web cache, based on the idea of enabling web browsers on desktop machines to share their local caches.

Top 10 Strangest MP3 Players :-)

use mirrordot!

http://mirrordot.org/stories/c8cb0c1f698ecf7eb1013 d9430f1d980/index.html

How else can you still RTFA?

http://mirrordot.org/stories/7557de839a5ddfdc3c7cc 58ef2009982/index.html

Reading it's a waste of time, but here's the mirror for those interested.

http://www.mirrordot.org/stories/7557de839a5ddfdc3 c7cc58ef2009982/index.html

If site feels slow for you can use MirrorDot's mirror: http://www.mirrordot.org/stories/f986df67693210ca5 2ffd491d5af6a68/index.html

http://www.mirrordot.org/stories/7557de839a5ddfdc3 c7cc58ef2009982/index.html

Say thanks to Mirrordot: http://www.mirrordot.org/stories/7557de839a5ddfdc3 c7cc58ef2009982/index.html

Mirror for TFA.

Mirror: http://mirrordot.org/stories/ba3df8895f34d0ddecd77 28b1be0320b/index.html

Mirrordot and company do a decent job, but too often they don't cache enough (like Pages 2-5 of a story), and having it official would be great for users and would-be slashdotting victims. ... though this does bring potential advertising revenue into perspective; good for OSTG, bad for article hosters.

Yeah I know ... was just hoping somebody could complete the joke and link to a mirror anyways ... :)

Don't forget to use mirrordot.

With all of its components installed, the Godzilla PVR had little room to breath. Using the Intel D955XBK motherboard we could fit two PCIe x16 cards, three PCI cards, and one PCIe x1 card. We installed three Hauppauge WinTV-PVR-500s and one PowerColor PCIe x1 Theater 550 Pro based on the ATI Theater 550 chipset. The Theater 550 Pro card from PowerColor is one of the few PCIe TV tuner cards on the market. Since all of our available PCI and PCIe x1 slots were taken up we had to USB HD tuners. We installed four DVico Fusion HDTV5 USB Gold tuner cards. We wanted to install an ATI X850 video card, nVidia GeForce 7800 or even a pair of PCIe cards in SLI mode, but the Godzilla PVR would not allow it. Most of these high end cards are longer and required power adapters to power the card not allowing them to fit inside of Godzilla. We resorted to installing a passively cooled NVIDIA GeForce 6600. This barely fit in the case, with only millimeters to spare.

ta da
Watch/listen to the video of before the heatsink upgrade, was a noisey beast to say the least!

Blog already slow (database connection error at first try), following mirrors had time to do their job :
MirrorDot
and nyud.net