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Re:Let me get this straight...well, then again, maybe the FreeBSD site isn't still up. I got nothing when I tried to load the IP address http://198.63.57.204.
No doubt this is funny as hell! MS tries to bash UNIX and uses a unix variant. Then they try to fix that goof and only manage to prove that their own stuff is crap.
I'm just glad I only use Microsloth products at work and can use this brand new OS I found: WheatoniX OS!
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Re:Any GOOD jokes out there today?
No personal stories, but ThinkGeek was in pretty good form today...
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Oh. My. God.
In response to increased advertiser demand, we have decided that we will post one story a day paid for directly by our advertisers. These paid "Slashvertisements" will appear daily amidst the normal stories you read here.
Hmm. Okay, maybe I can handle this.
Our first Slashvertisement is for our sister site, ThinkGeek , stuff for smart masses. From Linus' Autobiography to 42" Plasma Screens and Caffeine Products Galore, ThinkGeek has everything you need, except love. But enough of their gift certificates could bribe your way to that too! And check out their current exciting specials!.
Come on. Don't just paste the ad copy into the story. Make it sound interesting.
Also at the request of our advertisers, anonymous posting has been disabled.
Okay, that's bullshit. Slashdot is NOT Slashdot without ACs and the ability to post anonymously. Lots of good information has been posted anonymously, including people posting information we find really interesting that could cost them their job.
If you are interested in reaching quality demographics using Slashvertisements for your company, or just have questions about the new ad policy, email Hemos.
Slashdot has now completely sold out. Period.
No ACs, and advertisements mixed in with real articles. Without even so much as an "Advertisement" icon (or, therefore, a way to filter them out).
Rusty, I'm coming back. Sorry for ever doubting you. -
Oh. My. God.
In response to increased advertiser demand, we have decided that we will post one story a day paid for directly by our advertisers. These paid "Slashvertisements" will appear daily amidst the normal stories you read here.
Hmm. Okay, maybe I can handle this.
Our first Slashvertisement is for our sister site, ThinkGeek , stuff for smart masses. From Linus' Autobiography to 42" Plasma Screens and Caffeine Products Galore, ThinkGeek has everything you need, except love. But enough of their gift certificates could bribe your way to that too! And check out their current exciting specials!.
Come on. Don't just paste the ad copy into the story. Make it sound interesting.
Also at the request of our advertisers, anonymous posting has been disabled.
Okay, that's bullshit. Slashdot is NOT Slashdot without ACs and the ability to post anonymously. Lots of good information has been posted anonymously, including people posting information we find really interesting that could cost them their job.
If you are interested in reaching quality demographics using Slashvertisements for your company, or just have questions about the new ad policy, email Hemos.
Slashdot has now completely sold out. Period.
No ACs, and advertisements mixed in with real articles. Without even so much as an "Advertisement" icon (or, therefore, a way to filter them out).
Rusty, I'm coming back. Sorry for ever doubting you. -
Oh. My. God.
In response to increased advertiser demand, we have decided that we will post one story a day paid for directly by our advertisers. These paid "Slashvertisements" will appear daily amidst the normal stories you read here.
Hmm. Okay, maybe I can handle this.
Our first Slashvertisement is for our sister site, ThinkGeek , stuff for smart masses. From Linus' Autobiography to 42" Plasma Screens and Caffeine Products Galore, ThinkGeek has everything you need, except love. But enough of their gift certificates could bribe your way to that too! And check out their current exciting specials!.
Come on. Don't just paste the ad copy into the story. Make it sound interesting.
Also at the request of our advertisers, anonymous posting has been disabled.
Okay, that's bullshit. Slashdot is NOT Slashdot without ACs and the ability to post anonymously. Lots of good information has been posted anonymously, including people posting information we find really interesting that could cost them their job.
If you are interested in reaching quality demographics using Slashvertisements for your company, or just have questions about the new ad policy, email Hemos.
Slashdot has now completely sold out. Period.
No ACs, and advertisements mixed in with real articles. Without even so much as an "Advertisement" icon (or, therefore, a way to filter them out).
Rusty, I'm coming back. Sorry for ever doubting you. -
Oh. My. God.
In response to increased advertiser demand, we have decided that we will post one story a day paid for directly by our advertisers. These paid "Slashvertisements" will appear daily amidst the normal stories you read here.
Hmm. Okay, maybe I can handle this.
Our first Slashvertisement is for our sister site, ThinkGeek , stuff for smart masses. From Linus' Autobiography to 42" Plasma Screens and Caffeine Products Galore, ThinkGeek has everything you need, except love. But enough of their gift certificates could bribe your way to that too! And check out their current exciting specials!.
Come on. Don't just paste the ad copy into the story. Make it sound interesting.
Also at the request of our advertisers, anonymous posting has been disabled.
Okay, that's bullshit. Slashdot is NOT Slashdot without ACs and the ability to post anonymously. Lots of good information has been posted anonymously, including people posting information we find really interesting that could cost them their job.
If you are interested in reaching quality demographics using Slashvertisements for your company, or just have questions about the new ad policy, email Hemos.
Slashdot has now completely sold out. Period.
No ACs, and advertisements mixed in with real articles. Without even so much as an "Advertisement" icon (or, therefore, a way to filter them out).
Rusty, I'm coming back. Sorry for ever doubting you. -
Oh. My. God.
In response to increased advertiser demand, we have decided that we will post one story a day paid for directly by our advertisers. These paid "Slashvertisements" will appear daily amidst the normal stories you read here.
Hmm. Okay, maybe I can handle this.
Our first Slashvertisement is for our sister site, ThinkGeek , stuff for smart masses. From Linus' Autobiography to 42" Plasma Screens and Caffeine Products Galore, ThinkGeek has everything you need, except love. But enough of their gift certificates could bribe your way to that too! And check out their current exciting specials!.
Come on. Don't just paste the ad copy into the story. Make it sound interesting.
Also at the request of our advertisers, anonymous posting has been disabled.
Okay, that's bullshit. Slashdot is NOT Slashdot without ACs and the ability to post anonymously. Lots of good information has been posted anonymously, including people posting information we find really interesting that could cost them their job.
If you are interested in reaching quality demographics using Slashvertisements for your company, or just have questions about the new ad policy, email Hemos.
Slashdot has now completely sold out. Period.
No ACs, and advertisements mixed in with real articles. Without even so much as an "Advertisement" icon (or, therefore, a way to filter them out).
Rusty, I'm coming back. Sorry for ever doubting you. -
Wil Wheaton OS
First he creates his own operating system, now this...
He must be very busy... -
Re:All right...
Don't worry, he's there. As a matter of fact, he just wrote his own operating system. Dubbed "Wheatonix," it will be the future for operating systems, and even has one game available for it already, Duke Nukem Forever (certainly took FOREVER, didn't it?).
Go buy your copy today at http://www.thinkgeek.com today!! -
Re:All right...
Don't worry, he's there. As a matter of fact, he just wrote his own operating system. Dubbed "Wheatonix," it will be the future for operating systems, and even has one game available for it already, Duke Nukem Forever (certainly took FOREVER, didn't it?).
Go buy your copy today at http://www.thinkgeek.com today!! -
Re:All right...
Don't worry, he's there. As a matter of fact, he just wrote his own operating system. Dubbed "Wheatonix," it will be the future for operating systems, and even has one game available for it already, Duke Nukem Forever (certainly took FOREVER, didn't it?).
Go buy your copy today at http://www.thinkgeek.com today!! -
Re:So...
check out this at thinkgeek
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Re:I Personally Wonder...
DAMN IT!!
HA!
Gotcha! April Fools, silly monkey!
I really wanted glow in the dark beer (oh, and Boba Fett's helmet too...). Damn them. -
Re:I Personally Wonder...
DAMN IT!!
HA!
Gotcha! April Fools, silly monkey!
I really wanted glow in the dark beer (oh, and Boba Fett's helmet too...). Damn them. -
ThinkGeek
WheatoniX OS
... HyperGlow Caffeinated Beer ... Boba Fett's Original Helmet ... Duke Nuken Forever ... Megan Morrone Download of the Day Internet Appliance/Doll ... Desktop Zero-Point Infinite Power Generator ...
Please /., enough with the April Fools jokes and linking to other sites April Fools jokes already... (Although I really wouldn't mind a copy of Duke Nukem Forever, but like that's gonna happen anytime soon...) -
ThinkGeek
WheatoniX OS
... HyperGlow Caffeinated Beer ... Boba Fett's Original Helmet ... Duke Nuken Forever ... Megan Morrone Download of the Day Internet Appliance/Doll ... Desktop Zero-Point Infinite Power Generator ...
Please /., enough with the April Fools jokes and linking to other sites April Fools jokes already... (Although I really wouldn't mind a copy of Duke Nukem Forever, but like that's gonna happen anytime soon...) -
ThinkGeek
WheatoniX OS
... HyperGlow Caffeinated Beer ... Boba Fett's Original Helmet ... Duke Nuken Forever ... Megan Morrone Download of the Day Internet Appliance/Doll ... Desktop Zero-Point Infinite Power Generator ...
Please /., enough with the April Fools jokes and linking to other sites April Fools jokes already... (Although I really wouldn't mind a copy of Duke Nukem Forever, but like that's gonna happen anytime soon...) -
ThinkGeek
WheatoniX OS
... HyperGlow Caffeinated Beer ... Boba Fett's Original Helmet ... Duke Nuken Forever ... Megan Morrone Download of the Day Internet Appliance/Doll ... Desktop Zero-Point Infinite Power Generator ...
Please /., enough with the April Fools jokes and linking to other sites April Fools jokes already... (Although I really wouldn't mind a copy of Duke Nukem Forever, but like that's gonna happen anytime soon...) -
ThinkGeek
WheatoniX OS
... HyperGlow Caffeinated Beer ... Boba Fett's Original Helmet ... Duke Nuken Forever ... Megan Morrone Download of the Day Internet Appliance/Doll ... Desktop Zero-Point Infinite Power Generator ...
Please /., enough with the April Fools jokes and linking to other sites April Fools jokes already... (Although I really wouldn't mind a copy of Duke Nukem Forever, but like that's gonna happen anytime soon...) -
ThinkGeek
WheatoniX OS
... HyperGlow Caffeinated Beer ... Boba Fett's Original Helmet ... Duke Nuken Forever ... Megan Morrone Download of the Day Internet Appliance/Doll ... Desktop Zero-Point Infinite Power Generator ...
Please /., enough with the April Fools jokes and linking to other sites April Fools jokes already... (Although I really wouldn't mind a copy of Duke Nukem Forever, but like that's gonna happen anytime soon...) -
Re:Working for the government?
I completely agree. call it selling out, but I think working for the SS, FBI, or CIA would be a kickass job. Sure you'd have to "straighten up," but there's job security, and you'd be ~in the know~.
Think about all the gov't secrets you'd have access to!
First time I got to meet the president, I'd go into work wearing this shirt. -
Hello Darkness, My Old Fiend
Make sure you don't use the monitor in a darkened room often, that'll cause you problems,
Specifics? Links? Quotes? I'm not flamming you -- quite the opposite. I know lot of techies who prefer to work in darkened rooms. If they're all ruining their eyes, I need some documentation to show them. -
Re:Can of what?
You mean this?
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MS Ads
In recent news..
Microsoft will be promoting themselves by purchasing the poster line by Despair, Inc from think geek. -
To sum it up
I think the words of the immortal Thinkgeek can pretty much sum up the
/. reader's attitudes towards 90% of senators.
"Go away or I will replace you with a very small shell script" -
Re:No open source, please, we're British
Pfff...
You can't make open-source software that is free as in Coca-cola, since it is closed, contrary to beer, whose making process is well known...
Now, OpenCola is the solution to your beer problems... -
Re:The Post-Katz era.
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What makes a programmer highly productive . . .
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Thinkgeek
Thinkgeek fucking sucks.
Their prices are outrageous.....I mean look at this! WHAT A FUCKING PIECE OF SHIT! WHO THE HELL WOULD PAY $35 (plus s/h) FOR IT?!
Also, their t-shirts are lame!!
chmod -R linux:users /world?? HOW FUCKING LAME
Who the hell wants to wear a t-shirt that says "LAN PARTY" on it?!
Or "bow before me, for I am root." WHO THE HELL THINKS THAT IS FUNNY????
Why the fuck would I want to buy a plain black t-shirt for 15 fucking bucks (plus s/h) that says "127.0.0.1" on it??? Just fucking to to walmart and buy a plain fucking black t-shirt!!
In conclusion, ThinkGeek is for "31337 k1dd135" and other idiots. -
Re:GNU superfriends?
Where do the Slashdot Gladiators fit in? Arch nemesis? GNUperFriends wanna be's (a la Mystery Men)??
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Re:I would buy this bumper sticker
*** ADVERTISEMENT ***
GET YOURS TURING OUTLAW BUMPER STICKER AT THINK GEEK NOW! ONLY $9.95! HURRY QUANTITIES LIMITED!
*** ADVERTISEMENT ***
Sheesh, don't you hate these new ads on Slashdot? :-P -
Re:I am Elitest and Proud
Not to mention that every Tom, Dick and Stupid is begging for help as soon as they hear that you know computers. Strangers at the bar will ask for help. That's why I wear this shirt
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Re:A few ideas besides subscriptions......Put your money where your mouth is.
There are other
/. things spread around on Thinkgeek, since a few of the links from the page above are 404-ed. Personally, I'd buy more stuff from them, but their shipping charges and times are really bad for the UK, so I don't... -
Buy the man a t-shirt
This is what Bill Gates need : Don't blame me...
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Re:And the Register adds this MS Tidbit...
Ahh, the attitude of the typical RMS-worshipping CS student. Might want to take a few minutes to wash out those pizza stains from your ThinkGeek T-Shirt.
By the way, MS-Word supplies three synonyms for monopoly: domination, control, and cartel. Enjoy.
You've apparently also forgotten the judgement against Mickeysoft...
By the way, just wanted to say that makes you look really dignified. Wow, what a public speaker we have here. He can twist "Microsoft" into random words. Hoo-boy, a real genius here. -
Dunno.
Sometimes I just wish I had an expense account at ThinkGeek so I could send people RTFM T-Shirts.
"Boy, I sure like Emacs, but this new-fangled GUI stuff is a bit too confusing!"
Not Stupid Steve. Stupid User (Most of the Time)
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Dunno.
Sometimes I just wish I had an expense account at ThinkGeek so I could send people RTFM T-Shirts.
"Boy, I sure like Emacs, but this new-fangled GUI stuff is a bit too confusing!"
Not Stupid Steve. Stupid User (Most of the Time)
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Re:Does this change the viewer demographic for ads
Let's be real, have you ever really clicked on any Slashdot ad with the exception of ThinkGeek ads?
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thinkgeek!
thinkgeek sells little mini "desk rovers" like these, which look too damn cool.
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thinkgeek!
thinkgeek sells little mini "desk rovers" like these, which look too damn cool.
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Re:The Indigo was a nice machine...
I guess you didn't read the site. The machines had been scraped. They were stripped of most of the electronics and then the cases were dumped in the trash.
...so why would you do that?
I have to admit, it is a cool use of and old case - and why not, everyone obviously likes cool looking cases (see all those mods they sell at ThinkGeek?).
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Re:The Indigo was a nice machine...
I guess you didn't read the site. The machines had been scraped. They were stripped of most of the electronics and then the cases were dumped in the trash.
...so why would you do that?
I have to admit, it is a cool use of and old case - and why not, everyone obviously likes cool looking cases (see all those mods they sell at ThinkGeek?).
RonB -
Re:Visuals
nor would i consider them stunningly pretty.
I don't know about you, but I find I just can't administer a network without some real stunningly pretty pictures of my topology.
Or at least a thinkgeek internet poster. -
I know this won't solve the problem
but will at least reduce its impact : by choosing to invest in smaller computers using low-consumption chips, this will reduce the amount of wastes.
Just imagine such a beowulf cluster of these.
Now an interesting comparison could be made with cars...
In the sixties, everybody dreamed of a cadillac or a pick up.
Now, they'd rather look for smaller cars.
I think wearable computer or power-palmtops spreadth will clearly result from such pollution problem. -
Poster availability
When is the poster coming out?
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Congratz Taco
Soon you'll be needing to stock up on that ThinkGeek baby-wear!
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Re:Longest 15 minutes 30 seconds ever
I know that I cried when my slashdot love proposed to me....
The only days that will be happier than that are our wedding day, and anytime a 'child process' is spawned in the future :)
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gift registry?
So where are you registered? Thinkgeek?
Mechanik -
Worthwhile Valentines
Whatever happened to making your own Valentines? I'm a geekette and have been creating my own Valentines from scratch for years. Anyways, most guys prefer home baked mushroom clouds (from the Fallout manual) or chocolate éclairs or handmade cards to the store bought variety. I have friends who have kept my valentines cards for years! Geeks ought not to buy cards because they are creative people and can produce much better things with Photoshop or Bryce or whatever else. If you make a card, it shows the girl that you really care and are willing to put effort into things.
Enough of my rambling; what I want for Valentine's Day is the shirt from ThinkGeek that says, "I Love My Geek." -
Worthwhile Valentines
Whatever happened to making your own Valentines? I'm a geekette and have been creating my own Valentines from scratch for years. Anyways, most guys prefer home baked mushroom clouds (from the Fallout manual) or chocolate éclairs or handmade cards to the store bought variety. I have friends who have kept my valentines cards for years! Geeks ought not to buy cards because they are creative people and can produce much better things with Photoshop or Bryce or whatever else. If you make a card, it shows the girl that you really care and are willing to put effort into things.
Enough of my rambling; what I want for Valentine's Day is the shirt from ThinkGeek that says, "I Love My Geek."