No, don't browse the book at Amazon. They make money off of advertisements, and they can charge higher if they have more pageviews (even if the person doesn't buy a book).
Except this is IBM, the company that drops millions on R&D, and they do *tons* of it. There's infinitely more realism in this article than the than "noise in the fabric of space-time" one.
Of course some people won't like everything posted. That's the purpose of filtering out stories. A lot of Slashdotters strongly dislike Katz. Therefore they just filter his stories out.
That's why he just suggested that they be filterable-- Put them in a "Kernel Updates" section instead of the generic "Linux" section. There are some things you can't control, this isn't one of them.
Haven't the last few releases of Communicator been just throwing more crap into the package? Little has been done since Navigator 4.08 has been released...
By "So far, we have completed approximately 24% of the total stubs, mostly smaller ones." doesn't that mean that they're not 24% done in terms of time? I think the statement "They were 24% done already and have to start over again now." is a little misleading...
I think what the parent comment was saying was clarity & high-resolution should be independant from amount of real-estate. Ideally, all monitors would be infinite resolution, and real estate would be fully adjustable (i.e. not tiers, just a lil' bar you could move left to right to make everything smaller, until you're comfortable.)
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No, don't browse the book at Amazon. They make money off of advertisements, and they can charge higher if they have more pageviews (even if the person doesn't buy a book).
I just gotta say -- I loved high school. No joke! (Just letting you know, there are people that *did* like high school. I had a ball.)
Except this is IBM, the company that drops millions on R&D, and they do *tons* of it. There's infinitely more realism in this article than the than "noise in the fabric of space-time" one.
Except, Rob, you can't use SSI. sorry! you'd be disqualified.
IBM makes a 25GB 2.5" drive.
That's why he just suggested that they be filterable-- Put them in a "Kernel Updates" section instead of the generic "Linux" section. There are some things you can't control, this isn't one of them.
Damn, those kids have money! Check out their Parking Lot... A Ferrari, a Corvette (I think), and an Acura NSX. *drool*.
Productive member of Slashdot? I've checked out your user info. I think not.
My bad. One too many w's in the URL. Someone moderate this troll up as informative! (You know he'll despise it).
The guy who doesn't like ALT= tags on his website? Hmmm..
Like the 26th.
A product overview...
More to come if I can find it..
How about the itsy?
For me, it wasn't really something psychological...
Haven't the last few releases of Communicator been just throwing more crap into the package? Little has been done since Navigator 4.08 has been released...
By "So far, we have completed approximately 24% of the total stubs, mostly smaller ones." doesn't that mean that they're not 24% done in terms of time? I think the statement "They were 24% done already and have to start over again now." is a little misleading...
Makes me want a Mac. *drool*.
Dude, it's been done. Check out copyleft.
Ha. Probably less than me! I'm addicted to slashdot & pepsi.
Made in germany.
It was linked to from hardOCP, they didn't give any story.
I think what the parent comment was saying was clarity & high-resolution should be independant from amount of real-estate. Ideally, all monitors would be infinite resolution, and real estate would be fully adjustable (i.e. not tiers, just a lil' bar you could move left to right to make everything smaller, until you're comfortable.)
Can't you let a humorous (err. humourous for you british english speakers) post be?
n|t.
How is the parent post off-topic?