User: Deathnerd

I see a trend here...

On: iSwifter Brings Flash Games To the iPad — Sort Of

First came OnLive and now this. I see thin clients becoming a common solution to many graphical/computational intensive applications in the future.

I can see right through this

On: Appeals Court Rolls Back Computer Privacy Guidelines

The feds were getting mad because they had to pass up all the pronz they were finding.

Faraday Cage, anyone?

On: Preventing Networked Gizmo Use During Exams?

Just surround the entire classroom in a Faraday Cage. Surely that can't be _too_ expensive. ;)

Am I the only one

On: Lawyer Smokes Pages From the Koran and Bible

Who started singing Iron Maiden's "Holy Smoke" after reading this?

Next up on slashdot:

On: Geocentrists Convene To Discuss How Galileo Was Wrong

Committee meets to discuss how light is actually extreme dark.

Just cut out the middle man...

On: US Military Eyes the Glow of Fireflies

And give us glow-in-the-dark soldiers!

What's the point...

On: Australia's National Broadband Network To Go Ahead

Of having broadband if you can't watch some good ol' small breasted porn?

Re:Tversity

On: Video Appliance For a Large Library On a Network?

I'll admit that I haven't done any streaming or transcoding to any of my iOS devices in quite some time. I think the last time I did so was right before they branched into free and paid versions. I guess I should read those release notes more carefully! :D

Tversity

On: Video Appliance For a Large Library On a Network?

I've been using Tversity on my windows machine for 3 years now and I can honestly say it's the best solution I've ever seen. Transcoding to multiple devices with different codec/format requirement has never been simpler. I can stream to all the iPhones and computers in the house, as well as my 360 with minimal configuration.

*sigh*

On: Nmap Developers Release a Picture of the Web

Does anyone else find it even a little sad that MyWebSearch is ranked #73? Such an easy spyware to get rid of, yet people use it as a "legitimate search" toolbar. *sigh* If only I could find a way to make money off other people's stupidity...

Re:German Researchers?

On: German Researchers Show Off a Gesture-Based Interface

German Researchers Show Off a Gesture-Based Interface

Shurley you jest sir, this could only have been invented by the Italians. OTOH this would be the equivalent of a mute button for the Brits.

I never jest... and don't call me Shirley!