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Sundance Channel Showing "Revolution OS" Monday Night
SnickleFritz writes "Monday the 18th at 9pm the Sundance Film channel will be broadcasting a documentary about the OSS Movement. It will feature interviews with Linus Torvalds, Eric Raymond and Richard Stallman. It labels them as "computer visionaries." While it will probably be old news to most people here, I will still tape it and loan it to every OSS doubting Thomas in my shop." CD: It should be noted that cmdrtaco is in this, talking about free software while lounging on an inflatable sofa at linuxworld. Clearly you'll want to go buy a big screen TV to watch this. This is the same movie that was screened at SXSW last year and at LinuxWorld a few times. Other people featured in the movie include Michael Tiemann, Bruce Perens and Larry Augustin.
I don't get Sundance. Somebody want to tape it and mail me a copy? ;-)
Am I seeing a jab here, or is my humor a bit off today?
A winner is you!
And the god's speak again! Let's all rally behind what they say, like sheep.
Will ESR talk about how M$ will collapse within six months again?
Je ne parle pas francais.
I've never heard of the Sundance Channel, I can't get to film festivals or linux conferences, but I'd still like to see it.
Did the filmmakers take Stallman's rantings to heart and distribute the film under a free liscence? Can a copy be obtained online?
What kind of visionaries? Wrong ones?
They've been running commercials on IFC for a few days; first time I saw I had a moment of cognitive dissonance--"Wha? What's Richard Stallman doing in my TV? He's supposed to be in my computer..."
i guess what you're saying is that BSD^H^H^HLinux is dying?
... hi bingo
I think that any publicity showing the 'alternate' (non-wondows) side of computing is good. Linux and the other non-mainstream systems deserve some amount of publicity along with the people behind them. What was that movie, made for TV on TNT I think it was called Pirates of Silicon Valley. Hopefully this will be a little better.
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what cable package comes with that?! time to get the old black box out.
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GNU/Visionaries?
I've said it before and I'll say it again- using those two malcontented weirdos to "sell" anything is professional suicide.
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Inventor of the term 'pardon my French'.
This story was shamelessly ripped from kuro5hin
see?
Lets give credit where credit is due
It's nice to see OSS moving to the mainstream, if only on a cable channel. The web site has a lot of reviews but doesn't really suggest a mainstream audience. Probably it would be mostly people who are power users of Windows or else programmers who already understand the significance of OSS. I hope it does signify a trend, though.
it's = "it is"; its = possessive. E.g., it's flapping its wings.
So, everything related to GNU or Linux is revolutionary, but the thousands of people writing Open Source operating systems & programs before the GPL got popular, were just a fluke? Just and oddity that doesn't deserve a second look?
Or are we just pandering to your love of buzzwords? Oh yeah, make sure you have an American Flag in the corner too... That would complete the picture.
Slashdot gets worse every day... Pipedot: News for nerds, without the corporate slant
..the nude commentary by Cowboyneal at end? .. No wait.. that was a drea.... nevermind.
..There's a-dooin's a-transpirin'
Someone should encode it in Divx for all the Slashdotters. I might not be able to see it (not sure if I have the Sundance channel) and others might not be able to see it either.
If someone sent me a VHS of it, i wouldn't mind ripping it and hosting it on my dsl line... ..wait - I don't wanna get slashdottet! (Besides I live in denmark :P )
First post ever! - N00b, I know :/
The Hawaii International Film Festival rolled this out last year too. It was great!! The theatre was packed (over 200 people), and the movie itself was excellent. The history behind the cyGNUs name is rather interesting.
Wherever you go, there I am...
Actually, I saw something similar to this recently, only with CowboyNeal instead. Interestingly enough, the programme didn't seem to be related to free software.
Malike Bamiyi wanted my assistance.
Oh no! I'm afraid I'm going to have to miss it this time. I have to watch Ally McBeal, and I haven't figured out how to record one channel while watching another...
Ehh.. the video isn't GPLed.. don't copy it.. go here.. http://www.revolution-os.com/page1.html and do as it says.. mail them and hopefully they will put it out on video or DVD then you can buy it..
It's the only way they could fit RMS's ego on the screen.
Relax, it's a joke. I can feel the flames already.
Woot w00t w007.
...and you move about as fast as my grandpa
"cmdrtaco is in this, ....while lounging on an inflatable sofa at linuxworld. Clearly you'll want to go buy a big screen TV to watch this"
Now I have never seen 'taco but is he a large man that requires an extra size TV to view?
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you are obviously inept and know nothing. I like my posts like my SIG, Brief.
I live in New Zealand. I believe Sundance is on Sky. Is Sundance a global station, or does this just refer to Sundance US?
--Giving to trolls for the benefit of us all
Does anyone have hard numbers as to the popularity and coverage of the Sundance channel? I tried a Google search after seeing several people here comment that they don't get it, but was unable to find anything. I was able to find that they are affiliated with the sundance film festival, which is for indy-films only. See http://www.sundancechannel.com/about/
(Hopefully this doesn't spark another Altavista vs. Google debate...)
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I don't get the sundance channel where i live is someone could tape it e-mail me at hewhocomeswiththedawn@shaw.ca
I'll Pay shipping!!
...'nuff said.
Knowledge is power. Knowledge shared is power multiplied.
ESR'll give us some "sex tips for geeks" too!
C-X C-S
But the most suprising portroyal is how Stallman comes out. It shows a much more ballanced view of the GNU philosophy without coloring it with all the other stuff that Stallman gets knocked around for. They do show some of the conflict coming out between Stallman and his view of Linux, especially the footage of the LinuxWorld 99 acceptance speech.
Movie is better than I expected, and I like the fact that there is so much story behind where Linux came from, although it does paint a fairly narrow view of where Linux is going. Majority of it comes from the linux-mania of 99, and a footnote regarding VA Linux's stock runup and down.
If Cowboy Neal isn't featured .. then what's the point ?
I spoke to the director at last year's Atlanta Film Festival and it was only available on 35mm film print at that time.
When every chance at making money from coding is taken away from you? That statment is philosophically invalid.
It should have been "OS OS Revolution".
7 November 2006: The day Americans realized corruption and incompetence weren't addressing 11 September 2001
dammit. i modded his interview down but i guess the rest of you idiots actually found it inciteful
I saw that one not long ago. It was funny, in a tragic sort of way.
Belief is the currency of delusion.
The Alamo Drafthouse North theater in Austin, TX will also be showing the film. It opens on March 22. Those of us who saw it last year at SXSW can now see it again on the big screen, almost exactly one year later! :)
I emailed comments to both the CA and CO Sundance offices when they made the announcement that they were using WMF for Sundance, but to no avail. Walk the talk, Sundance.
some of us don't have mad cash from subscription services to buy a big screen with :-)
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Taken from their Website :
;-)
ROB MALDA
Malda (a.k.a. CmdrTaco) is the editor of the famous hacker website Slashdot.
I'm a hacker now because I read News for Nerds... Hmm.... I have some calls to make.
maybe the same person submitted it to both sites...
autopr0n is like, down and stuff.
this screen scewing and modification has got to stop and it's been happening waaaaay too much to be cute anymore. Something also appears to be interfering with the proper printer stream.
The death of one man is a tragedy; the death of a million is a statistic --Joseph Stalin
Read the review from the NY Post @1 221 /reviews.php?critic=all&sortby=default&page=1&rid= 290179
http://www.rottentomatoes.com/click/movie-1000
The best line in the piece: "fans of passive-aggressive potshots will be in heaven"
Some how that rings a little too true.
I use linux and I love to look at naked females. Screws your theory over dosn't it.
Slashdot could encode this show into DivX/MPEG4 and allow downloads by subscribers (as allowing downloads of such a large file from every user wouldn't leave anything left over for the website)
Computer Science is no more about computers than astronomy is about telescopes. --E. W. Dijkstra
I was at my machine, my 386 with 4 megs of RAM running Linux, masturbating to pictures of RMS, when I got an email congratulating me on the success of Slashdot. I was working on my latest small project-- a clever little text parser that takes input from the user and puts it in a little cartoon-style word balloon coming out of-- get this!-- a giant, erect ASCII penis's bulging head! Hahaha! It's called COCKSAY. You can download it here.
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Well, that didn't last long. In the next two hours, 369 VA employees also disclosed that they had AIDS, leaving me with a bit of the proverbial semen on my face.
You may wonder why I am talking about this in public. The first piece of advice your friends will give you, if it looks like you're about to come out of the closet, is: keep quiet! It's really nobody else's business-- you don't want to look like you're lusting for cock, though you may want to be deluged by an endless succession of men dressed up as Navy sailors demanding blowjobs from you; fat, hairy men (the bears) wanting to fuck you in the ass; and sweet, young, hairless boys offering you the beauty of their youth.
Trouble with the "keep it quiet" theory is that I've always solicited gay male faggot sex in a very public way. When you're already a media figure, like myself, and your name is on the Faggot Manifesto your whole organization chose to use to come out, and email from friends and journalists starts coming in like crazy as the gayness of your empire breaks records even on the first day, playing it coy swiftly ceases to look like a viable option.
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run a post showing poll find out how many actually watch it :)
this also happens with netscape 4.6 on NT as well.
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I have DirecTV and get IFC and Bravo but not Sundance. Would someone mind Tivo'ing this and hooking me up with the mpg? I have broadband.
Thanks,
-ryan
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Sundance and IFC come standard. Kinda cool.
That isinformative...especially for those who need the VCR plus codes or the rebroadcast times....you could work on your people skills though...
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Man, you know all the wind's gone out of your movement when you proudly declare "THE REVOLUTION WILL BE TELEVISED, MONDAYS ON THE SUNDANCE CHANNEL!"
Unfortnately, I'm on a lame cable service (charter in gville, SC) and i dont get the sundance channel. Does anyone know of another way to get the broadcast? like a video tape mailorder or soemthing? I know, its a long shot, but i really want to see this.
any ideas?
Enjoy your job, make lots of money, work within the law. Choose any two.
Searching via my Tivo, I see that there are several showings planned on the Sundance channel:
.. adjust for your time zone.
Monday, March 18 @ 11:00 pm
Thursday, March 22 @ 8:00 pm
Saturday, March 24 @ 3:00 pm
All times Central Standard time
I just got an email from J.T.S. Moore, the director. He tells me that the DVD will be out sometime towards the end of the year.
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You do with your long dirt!
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Kathleen, see that interview!
8^D
Trolling away with my baby, it starts to rain...
"cmdrtaco is in this, talking about free software while lounging on an inflatable sofa"
If you look carefully, you will see this is NOT AN INFLATABLE SOFA but intead its Stallman's INFLATABLE DATE.
OK. Mod me down. It was worth it. Watch where you sit, Taco my boy.
Pay no attention to the man behind the curtain with all your metadata.
Literally minutes ago I shook Eric Raymond's hand. He's at my university now, and he gave what was probably the most enlightening speech I have ever heard.
Something that might be found interesting -- he broke the news to us that he has been asked to join the TransGaming board of directors. He's seriously considering it, because he thinks that their "street performer" business model is very promising.
The Alamo Drafthouse North in Austin, TX will be showing this movie for a couple weeks. While not a wonderful piece of filmmaking, it's an interested watch. Plus the Drafthouse has good sandwitches and cold beer (though you might be confused by the free speech, free beer thing because you had to pay for yours.)
Just tell me when the Special Edition DVD box set with remastered visual effects is going to be released. Oh, what? This isn't a Lucasfilm flick? Nevermind.....
(Damn me for not having any damn clue what my slashdot password is and not being willing to reboot into windows just to check what it is!!! Hence, the AC post...do me favor, and if you feel inclined to mod this up, don't waste your points, give 'em to someone else(wow, the PS is longer than the comment))
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Linux is a reinvention of a reinvention. Many UNIXes existed before, and even open source ones. What Linus really invented is a management style. Most people won't argue if you tell them BSD is better, just like most people won't argue if you tell them a Mac (or Amiga) is (or was) better. They won't argue with you because it is irrelevent. Linux is more widespread than BSD primarily because of the management style. Linus made it easy for everyone to contribute... so they did. Read the Cathedral and The Bazaar for more info on this.
No, the correct link is here (14MB High-Q quicktime, I'll let you guys work it out for the other formats)
I dunno, I head Heaven's Gate still has an opening or two...
http://windows.scares.us
I saw this in October at the Savannah Film Festival...(SCAD). It's one of the places it was first shown. A lot of people thought it was wildly inacurrate and did a bad job of portraying a lot of good people (Torvalds, etc.). You'll really have to see for yourself, but if you don't get sundance, don't think you're missing anything incredible.
Though I don't imagine this one has Rachael Leigh Cook and Claire Forlani in it . ..
Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from a rigged demo
--Andy Finkel (J. Klass?)
I saw this film at an HP sponsored open source day at the local movie theater. It was really cool; you get a lot of history and see a lot of the key players in the OSS movement. Bruce Perens also spoke in person about Linux around the world and open source and Linux support within HP, including direction of Linux standards. One guy in the audience actually asked the director of the film (he was there) why the film itself wasn't open source....
Geez. I tend to do the same thing. Have for years.
I like big, floppy tees with pockets. They don't restrict, and leave my neck alone. This reassures me that I am Safe(tm).
Maybe the familiar textures and aroma(s) allow one to maintain a connection to a known and stable frame of mind.. Eccentrics have long been known to carry some comfortable element of their environs around with them for this very reason.
Einstein would be a good example of the aforementioned fussiness.
Brak: What's THAT?
Thundercleese: A light switch.. of TOTAL DEVASTATION!
Exactly what I was going to post. Glad I don't have to type it all now :)
here:
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http://www.ifilm.com/ifilm/product/film_info/0,
I wouldn't say Linus invented a management style.
I would say he wandered on the stage at just the right time (when all the bandwidth started flowing cheaply) and at the point in time when all those 386 and 486 boxes were being orphaned as Windows bloated onward.
It's a 'window of time' thing, not anything special Linus did or is.
You mean the guy who stole the Jargon File?
--Blair
Clearly you'll want to go buy a big screen TV to watch this.
I know how OSDN is strapped for cash these days. What if companies paid them to add some relevant links to Slashdot editor comments?
Clearly you'll want to go buy a Sony big screen TV to watch this.
Is Slashdot above product placement? Tell me you weren't thinking about it when you read the article!
(I would have used Philips in my example, but their site is broken in Mozilla.)
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On DishNetwork it's channel 332...but it's part of the showtime channels package.
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Has anyone seen this movie? Can anyone comment on the quality of narrative, or the interview continuity, etc.
Is this worthwhile to introduce to my non-tech family members, or will I see Capt. Kirk at the end telling us all to go home, move out of our parent's basements, and get a life?
- passion
Gotta love TiVO listings. DirecTiVO takes care of that watch one record another thing just fine, too.
I do not fail; I succeed at finding out what does not work.
Blatant stealing of link from previous poster
My review of the 9 minutes:
Linus seems like a nice enough guy, quiet, proto-typical geek, tends to talk a bit too technical but uses metaphors, comparisons to get his point across...Overall grade: B
Bruce Perens knows what he's talking about, but is either A) Amazed at the shiny flashing light on the top of the camera or B) staring at himself in the reflection of the camera. He needs to sit back, relax, and stop swinging around like a monkey...Overall Grade: C+
Mr Stallman handles himself well enough with an interviewer, but tends to talk over the heads of any non-technical viewer. His anecdote is interesting though, the loss of freedom because of having to use passwords..I wonder if he'd still give the same argument...Overall grade: B-
Eric Raymond scares me...and his obvious loathing for Microsoft is dripping off of every word "I'm your worst nightmare" That's jokes we tell around the office, not in public...Overall grade: C
9 minutes was enough of an anti-MS stance for me...the female voice, reading Bill Gates' letter to the hobby club was embarassingly melodramaticized.
"Anybody who tells me I can't use a program because it's not open source, go suck on rms. I'm not interested." (LT 2004)
"I think Linux will become dominant before it is really ready technically for the end users. And the reason I believe that is because I now think that Microsoft monopoly is going to collapse for other reasons in the near future."
(Emphasis added for people who cannot discern subtleties in written text.)
"Hardly used" will not fetch you a better price for your brain.
Last night I saw it, The Code, Linux...
The first thing you see is Eric Steven Raymond being interviewed in what looks like a library.
The movie not only brings up Linux, but other related topics such as open source and GNU are also covered.
There are some information about Linus Torvalds upbringing aswell. His mother and father talks about his upbringing and first contact with computers. His father also talks about his politic standing and how it has affected Linus.
Other important people interviewed were for example Linus right hand Alan Cox. He talked about the kernel and how it is built by people all over the world, but Linus also talkes about the beginning and the Linux 0.01 release. The original e-mail to comp.os.minix is also cited.
The gurus talked and discussed the history of computing aswell as the future. Topics such as World wide web and even Arpanet were covered.
The only bad thing with this movie was probably the speaker voice. Is was a Finnish woman speaking English. The only thing was that she could not speak any English. In my opinion the creators should have chosen another speaker voice. Enough complaining though...
I believe this movie is too non-technical for Linux people, but it is probably a good thing for all non-technical people out there.
To sum it up I have to say this is a good movie explaining the movement surrounding Linux, and it is a must-see for everyone, not just for the Linux community as it widens your mind and makes you aware of other options available.
For more information about the movie please visit http://www.linuxthemovie.com.
what the fuck is OSS?
Of course, don't forget to read Jelerial's e-mails! Here you'll discover how truly difficult it is to decide what to do on the weekends... A circlejerk? A wankfest? Make lame attempts to troll Slashdot with all your friends? Plagiarize other troll's comments and censor anybody who complains about it?
In short, if you haven't been to Jelerial's site, you don't know what you're missing!
from http://www.revolution-os.com/page5.html:
ROB MALDA
Malda (a.k.a. CmdrTaco) is the editor of the famous hacker website Slashdot.
hackers?
I can't afford a Big Screen TV, 'cause I blew all my money on a /. subscription. darn it.
;)
Does it need to be a big screen because all this subscription money is making Taco too fat to fit on the small screen?
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Could not agree more, I've met RMS, and heard him speak- he flipped out when people mentioned open source. He got really nasty- and extremely child like. He got extremely agitated- apparently because he had been asked to speak about something other than his current baby project- and continuously said things like: "I wanted to talk about XXXXXX but HE (Points to organiser) wanted me to talk about other stuff..". He slammed anyone that asked any questions- and definitely gave you the impression that he saw himself as above everyone- and they should just accept it. RMS as any kind of spokesperson is probably the least wise decision I can think of. The real question- is how many pro-OSS'ers agree?
Just in case a follow-up on this is posted, which will certainly result in Richard Stallman being flamed by all the under-achieving gen-x legends in their own mind species of trolls and ingrates, whose very enjoyment of the freedom granted by GNU/Linux was because of Stallman's creation, propagation, and defense of the GPL.
(How's that for the world's longest run-on sentence??)
--- Grow a pair, liberals... stop letting the Republicans bully you!
I'd love to have that to show some people around here. And to watch it myself ofcourse :-)
Someone know how to get my hands on it?
It's easy to find in the Dtivo, under title search "rev", list it as 1 1/2 hr doucmentary
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Can somebody please opensource this thing and encode it with the gpl'd codecs XVID and OGG and unleash it with P2P software so the masses can watch it?
Yesterday my uncle called and told me about this,
he was talking about a channel I never heard of
and that it would start around 22:20 (GMT+1).
Now when looking in the tv guide I cannot find
anything even close. There I no channel called
Sundance Channel at all, I know there should be
another channel also playing this documentary.
My uncle told me the channel is a german/french
channel, and it's available in whole of Europe,
can anyone living in Europe (Netherlands) please
fire up his tv guide and look for the channel.
Bad luck I cannot reach my uncle at the moment.
Mike Machuidel
Revolution Os: The revolution will not be televised. However, it will be part of this complete breakfast.
Why did they change the name of the documentary?
In Sweden and Finland it was called The Code. http://www.linuxthemovie.com
Why change it to Revolution OS? http://www.revolution-os.com
Hey Rob, only 40 more appearances to catch up to Wil!
Yeah, Visionaries. Let's give everything away for free to everyone and not make a profit. I think that's called communism or at least marxism. I wouldn't call that new. And as far as Linux goes, that crap is so old it's not even funny.
Someone encode it to MPEG or DivX and post the link here.... I wanna see it! =)
Anyone else see it at H2k?
Though for whatever reason "Rob Malda" is not listed in the Oracle of Bacon at Virginia's database, other folks who appear in Revolution OS are listed. Since Bruce Perens has a Bacon Number of 3, for his appearance in Revolution OS, CmdrTaco's Bacon Number is also 3.
Now, the question is, does he have an Erdös number?
ESR is an excellent spokesperson and Open Source advocate. I've met him a couple times. Check out his webpage Eric Raymond's Homepage.
The picture on his website looks very close to a guy I saw on a cable access show a few weeks ago...but the guy I saw on TV was decidedly unhinged, smoking pot, and ranting about alien conspiracies, government coverups, and generally spazzing out and speaking in tongues near the end. The people sitting next to him weren't much better. This wouldn't be what you're talking about, would it? It was frankly frightening to see an overweight beared man drooling and screaming unintelligibly.
"All mankind is at the mercy of a handful of neurotics". - Norman Douglas
I knew a very beautiful girl who was into computers and stuff, and not only that she was impressed by computer ability.
:(
Sadly, I never got any naked pictures of her
Oh, also Asia Carrara considers herself a geek. keslin is a geek sig-spammed k5 and slashdot for a while to get people to go to her porn site. You could probably say she was a geek, but. you probably wouldn't say she was that good looking...
autopr0n is like, down and stuff.
I know who submitted this... and he submitted to both sites at the same time. So who's to blame for it being here last?
Why should we believe that Linux's success, never mind "freedom", owes to the GPL? Here's a more probable hypothesis for why Linux is under the GPL license:
a) there were a bunch of free tools out there that happened to make life a little easier for the developers and were/happened to be under the GPL.
b) the developers, not much caring for any particular open ideology, decided that it was worth the hassle to go GPL to get those tools.
c) the viral nature of the GPL ensured that it continued to remain under the GPL and not OTHER open licenses. note: This is not the same thing as saying that that the GPL kept it open and/or alive, just that it remained under GPL.
Even if you accept that the GPL played some kind of important role (which is a real stretch if you ask me), it's JUST an idea and a rather trivial piece of work at that. For people that espouse the ideas that "information deserves to be free", it seems rather ironic to believe that you owe some kind of tithe to the person(s) that originated the idea ("obvious")and the text ("trivial") of the GPL. You laugh at patents and copyrights that do more and expect less...
I read the Readers Digest version. It was better!
You're just humorless.
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Revolution OS will be showing at Alamo Draft house (north) from March 23 - March 28.
That's the movie theater that serves beer and the only reason I leave the house anymore.
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the same could be said just about every historial event that has ever taken place that involved people. the right place at the right time.
But faster processing of submissions is bound to happen thanks to the smaller workload at kuro5hin (way less submissions just being part of what eases their job). Neither site is profit-bearing, so the slimmer site is bound to be more "efficient."
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