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  1. Re:The pitchfork or the codefork on Spectacular New Martian Impact Crater Spotted From Orbit · · Score: 1

    I would vote you up but I don't seem to receive points any more.

  2. Re:Speaking of impact craters - anyone seen Beta? on Spectacular New Martian Impact Crater Spotted From Orbit · · Score: 1

    I had replies to my shitty comments and scores of 5 recently and I have not received any voting points either.

  3. Re:With apologies to Malcolm... on Simple Emergency Generators and Radio Receivers (Video) · · Score: 1

    Amen

  4. Re:I'll keep saying on How Adobe Got Rid of Traditional Stack-Ranking Performance Reviews · · Score: 0

    But how did they get rid of Beta?

  5. Re:Slashcott - don't visit this site from 2/10 - 2 on IBM Looking To Sell Its Semiconductor Business · · Score: 0

    FUCK I forgot I wasn't suppose to visit Slashdot today, I have a habitual habbit I can't break... and FUCK BETA

  6. Re:I love the new Beta! on Russia Bans Bitcoin · · Score: -1

    I was wondering this morning if we were still fucking beta or if Dice had made a response yet.

  7. Re:FUCK BETA on Target's Data Breach Started With an HVAC Account · · Score: 4, Informative

    **NOW WITH LINE BREAKS**

    Please post this to new articles if it hasn't been posted yet.

      On February 5, 2014, Slashdot announced through a javascript popup that they are starting to "move in to" the new Slashdot Beta design.

      Slashdot Beta is a trend-following attempt to give Slashdot a fresh look, an approach that has led to less space for text and an abandonment of the traditional Slashdot look. Much worse than that, Slashdot Beta fundamentally breaks the classic Slashdot discussion and moderation system.

      If you haven't seen Slashdot Beta already, open this [slashdot.org] in a new tab. After seeing that, click here [slashdot.org] to return to classic Slashdot.

      We should boycott stories and only discuss the abomination that is Slashdot Beta until Dice abandons the project.
      We should boycott slashdot entirely during the week of Feb 10 to Feb 17 as part of the wider slashcott [slashdot.org]

      Moderators - only spend mod points on comments that discuss Beta
      Commentors - only discuss the Beta - Vote up the Fuck Beta stories

      Keep this up for a few days and we may finally get the PHBs attention.

  8. FUCK BETA on Target's Data Breach Started With an HVAC Account · · Score: 1, Offtopic

    Please post this to new articles if it hasn't been posted yet. On February 5, 2014, Slashdot announced through a javascript popup that they are starting to "move in to" the new Slashdot Beta design. Slashdot Beta is a trend-following attempt to give Slashdot a fresh look, an approach that has led to less space for text and an abandonment of the traditional Slashdot look. Much worse than that, Slashdot Beta fundamentally breaks the classic Slashdot discussion and moderation system. If you haven't seen Slashdot Beta already, open this [slashdot.org] in a new tab. After seeing that, click here [slashdot.org] to return to classic Slashdot. We should boycott stories and only discuss the abomination that is Slashdot Beta until Dice abandons the project. We should boycott slashdot entirely during the week of Feb 10 to Feb 17 as part of the wider slashcott [slashdot.org] Moderators - only spend mod points on comments that discuss Beta Commentors - only discuss the Beta - Vote up the Fuck Beta stories Keep this up for a few days and we may finally get the PHBs attention. Discussion of Beta [slashdot.org] Discussion of where to go if Beta goes live [slashdot.org] Alternative Slashdot [altslashdot.org]

  9. Re:Begun they have... on The Standards Wars and the Sausage Factory · · Score: 2

    I'm surprised with the amount of protesting under each story there hasn't been a response from Dice.

  10. Re:Well if HP didn't already have a terrible rep.. on HP To Charge For Service Packs and Firmware For Out-of-Warranty Customers · · Score: 3, Informative

    We had a 48port netgear switch that didn't pass ipv6 traffic, and netgear supported wanted to charge us for the firmware update, we didn't get it.

  11. Re:Really? on Edward Snowden and the Death of Nuance · · Score: 1

    Alright, I don't get it.

  12. Re:Value on Would Linus Torvalds Please Collect His Bitcoin Tips? · · Score: 1

    Maybe it is 136 bitcoins?

  13. Re:Really? on Edward Snowden and the Death of Nuance · · Score: 2

    Maybe I don't get it, but seems to me apposing Snowden's actions is like supporting communism, 80s style.

  14. Re:"Google and Opera" on Google Planning To Remove CSS Regions From Blink · · Score: 2

    I miss being able to use Opera to grab torrents when I needed to do that. The latest version of Opera also removed bookmarks which was amazing to me. Finally ditched Opera and mostly use Firefox, again.

  15. Re:Reminds me of Voyager, "Virtuoso" on How Role-Playing Games Arrived In Japan With Black Onyx · · Score: 1

    What happened to good TV, and that was even from an episode of Voyager.

  16. Re:Price breakdown. on Microsoft Relaxing Xbox One Kinect Requirements, Giving GPU Power a Boost? · · Score: 1

    Atleast it won't be locked at 30fps, aside from the games seemingly engineered for a console and still locked at 30fps on a PC, but other games won't be locked at 30fps!

  17. Re:No matter it's Soylent or Soylent Green ... on 20,000 Customers Have Pre-Ordered Over $2,000,000 of Soylent · · Score: 1

    There are FDA approved foods not approved by other countries, so what is the concern, there isn't enough dye?

  18. Re:Touch-screen desktop PCs are a fad on HP Brings Back Windows 7 'By Popular Demand' As Buyers Shun Windows 8 · · Score: 1

    Half of the OS, at best, is designed around touch-screen interface.

  19. Re:Will it Update? on Cyanogen Mod Raises $23 Million Funding All Set To Become Major Android Player · · Score: 1

    There are nightly updates, http://changelog.bbqdroid.org/
    Also, reading your post was painful.

  20. Re:They're dead on Ask Slashdot: How Would You Secure Your Parents' PC? · · Score: 1

    Not using hosts, dns poisoning. They work, with pr0n and all.

  21. Re:They're dead on Ask Slashdot: How Would You Secure Your Parents' PC? · · Score: 1

    Install a router, or something running something like tomato, that can run a composite block-list that is automatically updated. Sure they could still screw up settings and maybe install something they don't want, but this makes it nearly impossible to get anything malicious and resolves 80% of the problem.

  22. Re:eh, Google no eat own dogfood? on Google's Plan To Kill the Corporate Network · · Score: 1

    It doesn't mean to eat your own shit, its a metaphor to use your own product.

  23. Re:corruption on Nokia Takeover In Jeopardy Due To Alleged $3.4B Tax Bill In India · · Score: 1

    Other reports make it sound like the two companies have already merged at the upper-ranks, I'm sure they will cough up some money. Reminds me of IT, best time to ask for support from a stingy company is right after their licensing invoice.

  24. Re:how would it work in the real world? on Google's Plan To Kill the Corporate Network · · Score: 1

    I'm curious what platform google is using for servers?

  25. I'm surprised there was no mention of CounterStrike or vent. I mean if a guy continuously picks the terrorist side... or NSA agents aren't leet enough to hang with that crowd either.