"...dug deep into the ground. No one gets in without passing though the 4.5-ton steel door and then a three-step process." Sounds almost secure enough to hide my porn collection.
Almost no one pays for subscriptions and everyone runs an adblocker these days. Writers are going to starve.
Re:Why has /. turned into Digg?
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If you want to see a formerly cool site that turned into Digg, check out reddit. Well, it's not exactly like Digg. But the mindless up-voting of certain topics (ron paul, atheism, etc.) has gotten out of control. It actually made me appreciate the Slashdot editors. They don't do a perfect job, but they keep up the variety and the signal/noise ratio.
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educating themselves with all this online courseware stuff? Seems to me like most people would still need the oversight of having papers due, the classrooms discussions, and the 1-on-1 talks with professors to get the most out of a subject. But I could be wrong.
So it would ordinarily detect that I'm bored and give me more work. But then I'm surfing Slashdot and Reddit to alleviate the boredom, so I don't appear bored. Whew!
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First rule of Slashdot is, don't link to http://slashdot.org/
That would be awesome. I remember playing Bard's Tale 3 on my Commodore 64.
1. It's probably expected that there'd be a slowdown, as the major subjects are already covered well.
2. They need to stop deleting "non-notable" entries. It's not like storage space is expensive these days.
"...dug deep into the ground. No one gets in without passing though the 4.5-ton steel door and then a three-step process." Sounds almost secure enough to hide my porn collection.
Sir, as one troll to another, I salute you. Copypasta at its finest.
I think you meant "Micro$oft". What is this, the 90s?
Almost no one pays for subscriptions and everyone runs an adblocker these days. Writers are going to starve.
If you want to see a formerly cool site that turned into Digg, check out reddit. Well, it's not exactly like Digg. But the mindless up-voting of certain topics (ron paul, atheism, etc.) has gotten out of control. It actually made me appreciate the Slashdot editors. They don't do a perfect job, but they keep up the variety and the signal/noise ratio.
That's my question. Please include pics.
...first post on the moon. ;-)
https://www.wsu.edu/~brians/errors/moreso.html
I'm so tired of this myth. Windows ME wasn't *that* bad.
Tell her that she should learn to love Tux Racer.
...caused by n00bs!
educating themselves with all this online courseware stuff? Seems to me like most people would still need the oversight of having papers due, the classrooms discussions, and the 1-on-1 talks with professors to get the most out of a subject. But I could be wrong.
True, but IPs don't need to be logged forever. A few days or a couple weeks should be sufficient to aid in thwarting attacks.
laser weapons that make sound in the vacuum of space?
How many Britney Spears albums can this format hold? I'm talking about all the bootlegs and rare albums too.
I can just see UK police demanding to see the "sauce" for your porn collection.
The Montevina platform will have 45nm chips:
http://www.reghardware.co.uk/2006/10/11/intel_centrino_roadmap/
If I want to perpetrate a scientific fraud, I need to make it not sound *too good* to be true, but still sound pretty good.
Breaking: Pluto has tired of the verbal abuse and has decided to stop orbiting the Sun.
So it would ordinarily detect that I'm bored and give me more work. But then I'm surfing Slashdot and Reddit to alleviate the boredom, so I don't appear bored. Whew!
I heard they were going to buy some of it to do their own wireless thing?
...spooky action at a distance and breaking the speed of light barrier. ;-)