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The Matrix is Reloading
smoondog writes "The Matrix Reloaded is the highly anticipated sequel to Wachowski's geek epic. Time.com has opened a new preview site with pics and interviews. Make sure you check out the pics on The Matrix homepage. Too bad 2003 is so far away...."
GAYYYY.
I had MORE hot grits stuffed down my pants?
Mod me up baby yeah! TIA!!
Here we go, more half-assed spin offs; "Matrix Style"
PS: I don't reply to ACs.
Remember we alternate the sundays.
NEXT sunday we hate them.
I know I'm going to hell, I'm just trying to get good seats.
Man, is there anybody with a brain cell working in Hollywood?
if members of the Slashdot community know of more examples of community networks, and what people think of these projects. Can real-life communities succeed in the online environment as well? How so?"
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/. lovin', used the guts of a cheap scanner, some camera parts, and scrap wood to build a very high quality digitcal camera. Read about progress at this site. Oh, and he also builds things out of legos as well." I personally think that his Jenga Pistol and wasp-vacuum are pretty neat too.
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Science: The Plague of Frogs
Posted by michael on Sunday May 05, @08:20PM
from the gnats-hail-and-locusts-coming-soon dept.
jpbostic writes "According to this article on MSNBC, ag folks in Hawaii were considering using powdered caffeine to help rid themselves of an infestation of frogs from Puerto Rico. The EPA's application regulations apparently proved too burdensome and the stuff sits in a warehouse. If the EPA is really concerned with the danger, they should investigate the coffee in some restaurants *quoth the caffeine addict*.
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Building a Digicam from Scanner Elements
Posted by chrisd on Sunday May 05, @06:15PM
from the can't-believie-this-one-isn't-a-dupe dept.
An Anonymous Coward writes: "Want a weird & wobbly digital camera, but don't want to spend over $100? Well, Matthias Wandel, whose site is due for some
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Spidey Knocks Out Harry Potter at Box Office
Posted by CmdrTaco on Sunday May 05, @04:35PM
from the way-to-go-raimi dept.
RasputinAXP writes "According to this Yahoo article, Spider-Man picked up an Amazing $114 million dollars at the box office, squishing Harry Potter's $90.3 million like a bug. More coverage is available at Box Office Prophets' new Weekend Wrapup, including analysis."
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The Magic Box Hoax
Posted by michael on Sunday May 05, @02:40PM
from the one-born-every-minute dept.
Rasvar writes "Here is an interesting article from The Florida Times-Union about a high tech hoax that managed to pull in the likes of Blockbuster Video, US West, Ted Turner, Sen Orrin Hatch and numerous others. I actually attended one of the "demonstrations" of this device years back. I came away cynical becuase of the way he presented stuff. Sometimes it is good to be a cynic. This is a very good article on an impressive high tech scam."
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Science: Cyclic Universe a Possibility
Posted by michael on Sunday May 05, @12:56PM
from the come-on-let's-make-another-revolution dept.
An Anonymous Coward writes "Spacedaily has a post(from Science) about a new theory at odds with the big bang theory. The researchers claim that this theory of an oscillating energy field could be experimentally tested in the coming years."
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Studios Forcing ReplayTV to Collect Viewing Info
Posted by CmdrTaco on Sunday May 05, @11:20AM
from the man-that-sucks dept.
superposed writes "The San Francisco Chronicle has articles here and here about an ongoing court battle between ReplayTV and several major media organizations. A federal judge has required SonicBlue, makers of ReplayTV, to begin collecting data on how customers use the systems to swap shows and skip commercials, and hand the information over to the studios so they can make a case that copyrights are being infringed. SonicBlue is appealing the ruling, saying that collecting the data would violate their privacy policy. " It seems strange to me how much legal hoopla SonicBlue has been dragged through considering how many of these things they've actually sold. Update: 05/05 14:22 GMT by M: See the previous story as well.
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Traffic Cameras in D.C.
Posted by michael on Sunday May 05, @10:30AM
from the say-cheese dept.
Kappelmeister writes "The Washington Post has an article about red-light-running and speeding cameras all over D.C. that have issued over half a million citations to date. (Police send you a ticket and photographic proof up to a month after the fact.) Though the cameras successfully reduce dangerous driving and boost the city's revenue, a lot of wrongful citations fall through the cracks and give some that guilty-until-proven-innocent feeling. Once again, how far is too far?" I came across this much more informative investigation of D.C.'s traffic cameras a few weeks ago. It's heavy on facts and figures, and hammers home the observation that an extra second of yellow light is at least as good at promoting good behavior, but much less lucrative for the local government and the contracting firm.
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Your Rights Online: Three Years Under the DMCA
Posted by michael on Sunday May 05, @09:15AM
from the prohibition-lasted-fourteen-years dept.
willybur writes "The Electronic Frontier Foundation just released a report (pdf) today detailing the last three years under the DMCA. It describes how the DMCA has been used to unfairly attempt to prosecute all of the various parties over the years, and gives yet another argument of why the DMCA needs to be struck down. It's worth a read." Slashdot has covered most of the incidents listed, but this is nice summary to hand someone who hasn't been following these issues.
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Yes. Many times. She often takes her clothes off in front of me, and uses this white tube thing on herself. She masturbates in front of me. She keeps telling me that she pretends that the white thing is my weiny. Whenever I think about that, I want to throw up, though. She makes me touch her hairy hole. She has even made me put my tongue on it a few times. My mom always gets crazy-eyed whenever I come in our quarters and I'm not wearing a shirt. One day, about three weeks ago, she grabbed me, and dragged me to the bedroom. She took her robe off, and she was completely nude underneath. She made me touch her breasts. Then, she
reached down and touched my weiny. I couldn't help it! I GOT HARD FOR MY OWN MOTHER! OH, GOD, I'M SO SICK!
My friend, some day you'll learn that tightened breasts are much more exciting. Else all you get are flabby mammary glands.
*slobber*
Thanks Master!!!
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