Posted by
ryuzaki0
on from the great-titles-from-non-native-english-speakers dept.
An anonymous reader writes "On the german Thinknerd-website i found some funny pictures from rooms where geeks and nerds are at home (hardware, hardware, hardware). Check out the pictures and tell us how your room looks like. :-)"
and we have a new record...
by
eric434
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· Score: 1, Redundant
Zero comments, already slashdotted.
Come on people! *puts on Ballmer hat* MIRRORS! MIRRORS! MIRRORS! MIRRORS!
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Heres an idea ...
by
Vilim
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· Score: 0, Redundant
Ok i got a crazy idea, it has probably been suggested already but why doesn't slashdot take the webpages obviously hosted of a 486 with a cable connection (ie not a website like the new york times) and mirror it BEFORE they post it to the slashdot world. The slashdot servers obvoisly have the capacity to deal with slashdot as all of the slashdottings originate here. Perhaps that is the better option instead of leaving it up to the readers to post mirrors, by the time any reader who has the means to post a mirror a good link is slashdotted.
-- History will be kind to me, for I intend to write it - Sir Winston Churchill
Slashdot Mirror
Zero comments, already slashdotted.
Come on people! *puts on Ballmer hat*
MIRRORS! MIRRORS! MIRRORS! MIRRORS!
This
Ok i got a crazy idea, it has probably been suggested already but why doesn't slashdot take the webpages obviously hosted of a 486 with a cable connection (ie not a website like the new york times) and mirror it BEFORE they post it to the slashdot world. The slashdot servers obvoisly have the capacity to deal with slashdot as all of the slashdottings originate here. Perhaps that is the better option instead of leaving it up to the readers to post mirrors, by the time any reader who has the means to post a mirror a good link is slashdotted.
History will be kind to me, for I intend to write it - Sir Winston Churchill