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  1. I'm settling for .com :-) on Plans For New TLDs · · Score: 2

    Personally, I'm settling for a dot com address.

    Hmm, now which one should I pick...

    http://www.wwwwwwwwwwwwwwww.com/ ? Dang, taken.
    http://www.asdfg.com/ ? Arrgh... Taken again.
    http://www.unuseddomain.com/ ? Nope. Taken.
    http://www.linuxxp.com/ Taken...

    http://slashdot2.com/ ? Yay! Free!

  2. Re:Dot US on Plans For New TLDs · · Score: 2

    I can only speak of own experiences.. lots of swedish companies register .com addresses and even those .nu addresses. The reason to that is that "nu" is "now" in english. So "http://tv.nu" is read as "TV Now". Oh, you got the point? :-)

    Anyway, guess how popular a .now would become if there was one for english people. :-)

  3. Windows source? Not now, please... on MS Proposes Disclosing Windows Source To India · · Score: 3, Funny

    I just ate. :-)

  4. Nice with standards here... on IAB Recommends Larger Web Advertising · · Score: 2

    Makes it easier to write ad blocking software when the ad sizes are standardized. :-)

  5. Re:Larger? on IAB Recommends Larger Web Advertising · · Score: 2

    Yeah, but these new "larger" ads are of standardized sizes which I doubt the full screen porn ads are.

    After reading the article, you'll also see that they're not really that much larger as in area covered, but thinner while being longer or taller to fit top of pages better.

    It's not like they're planning to give us 1000x500 ads. Yet.

  6. They don't even work.. :-P on Human vs Computer Intelligence · · Score: 2

    So much work to get a tidy Google-lookalike copy and the "similar pages" doesn't even work:

    404 File Not Found
    The requested URL (search?hl=en&lr=&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&q=related:www. geocities.com/Paris/Arc/4865/AIvsHI.html) was not found.

    If you feel like it, mail the url, and where ya came from to pater@slashdot.org.


    I thought that URL looked funny.. :-/

  7. In any case, don't do like us... on Large IDE Drives as Long-Term Archival Media? · · Score: 2

    The computer department I'm part of hasn't taken backups for around a year and we have recently restarted the backup procedures.

    Everyone is thinking their projects has been backed up regularly at least once a week or so.

    I think we'll just keep quiet about that. :-)

  8. What the...? on Me Oh Me Oh My, Malda Gets Married · · Score: 0, Offtopic

    "Score: 5, Offtopic"

    That's rare indeed. :)

  9. Re:Lies on Psst! Eight Bits Gets You "The Two Towers" In China · · Score: 2

    It's neither on isonews.com, nforce.nl or vcdquality.com so I guess it's 99% likely to be a fake or released just hours ago. :-/

  10. Re:Didn't "see" the problem? on Angry Spirited Away Fans Strike Back · · Score: 2

    Send each consumer a *green* pair of those things to compensate.

    Perhaps then the movie will become 3D too!
    No, wait...

  11. Ick! on A Much Bigger Piece Of Pi · · Score: 2

    The number is the subject of numerous books -- from "The Joy of Pi" to "Sir Cumference and the Dragon of Pi: A Math Adventure" -- and has fascinated and confounded mathematicians for centuries.

    Sir Cum-ference? Ewww... I wonder why the weird mathematicans got "fascinated" :-P

  12. Re:Hi! on Angry Spirited Away Fans Strike Back · · Score: 3, Funny

    Japan vs. Disney: Spirited Away DVD lawsuit (articles,anime) (rejected)

    You were forgetting that titles with "Strike Back" in them have always had a special meaning to nerds. :-)

  13. Didn't "see" the problem? on Angry Spirited Away Fans Strike Back · · Score: 5, Funny

    I think Hayao Miyazaki didn't notice the problem with the red tint in his movie for obvious reasons. ;-)

  14. Re:Obligatory comments here.... on SETI@Home Revisits Its 100 Best Signals · · Score: 2

    I read your list and it's, like, beep beep beep, and then, like, I saw it was missing Ellen Feiss. And I was like, nnnhh?

    It's kind of...

    A bummer.

  15. Re:Yeah, but does it play Ogg? on Earth as Art · · Score: 2

    I sense some schizophrenia here...

    Topic: Yeah, but does it play Ogg?
    Content: imagine a Beowulf cluster of those?

    Hm? Or am I wrong and you want a beowulf cluster of earth-sized Ogg players?

  16. Re:They need geography lessons ! on Earth as Art · · Score: 1

    Uuh.. Well, if it's not Europe, which is it part of then?

  17. Re:Disagree on Jupiter Forecasts 50% Increase In Spam · · Score: 2

    Hm.. Doesn't replying to spam usually put you on 10 more spam lists? I suppose you'll get a tremendous amount of spam (even if all are "filtered" through whitelists) after a while... Doesn't seem like the best solution to me. I'd rather prefer using SpamNet like today and avoid around 75% of all spam, and not make my address public in its "non obfuscated" form.

    You say that you need to go through all automated mails in the bulk folder and then I wonder what you gain on putting them there?

  18. Apple's Ellen Feiss commercial... on Using Neuromarketing to Sell Products · · Score: 2

    Also known as Reverse Neuromarketing?

  19. Re:Best PopUp I've seen on Class Action Filed Against Bonzi Software · · Score: 2, Insightful

    lol, I guess I'm thinking too hard.

    Didn't see what was so funny with that post and had to check out if it was a class D address in the multicast address space (looked suspicious), but it was actually a class E (first octet 240 to 248) which are all reserved for future/experimental use. So I thought "all right then... funny haha", but didn't think it was *that* funny.

  20. Re:One word.. on Jupiter Forecasts 50% Increase In Spam · · Score: 5, Insightful

    you only specify who you want to receive email from, and don't receive any other mail.

    That would be a start!


    Yeah, a pretty bad start, since it would take away most reasons you leave out your e-mail address; to let people you don't know contact you.

    If we have to start whitelisting people to make e-mail usable, we have clearly lost the battle against spammers, since it would make e-mail much less usable than it is today.

  21. The 64-bit desktop on AMD's 64-bit Plot · · Score: 2

    "He also thinks there will be a market for desktop 64-bit systems."

    I'll only say this...

    http://www.theinquirer.net/?article=6501

  22. Re:Slightly Offtopic on Review: Solaris · · Score: 2

    It's not that off-topic since I guess the question is valid for the topic of the SF movie as well, since it's the same word. :)

    I'm pronouncing the 'a' in 'solaris' as the 'a' in 'car'. But I guess that's because I'm from Sweden and it's the natural pronouncation over here. I've not heard one person here saying the word otherwise, anyway. ;-)

  23. Re:Lan party? It used to bed a demoscene event on DreamHack Winter 2002 · · Score: 2

    Yikes, I can spot more than a few well-known groups in that list from the good ol' Amiga days. Spaceballs, Silents, Sanity, TRSI, Cryptoburners, Mahoney & Kaktus all ring a bell to me even if I'm not even following the demo scene that well. =)

    Hm.. Would be nice if there were some pictures of those classic groups somehere. :-/

  24. Some pics from unix.se on DreamHack Winter 2002 · · Score: 2

    Pics from unix.se I found "interesting".. ;-)

    Too much Jolt
    Fun with Jolt #1
    Fun with Jolt #2
    Crazy about Jolt
    Crazy about GTA
    As the comment says... busted!
    Nerd heaven :-)
    Oh god...

  25. Re:Piracy on DreamHack Winter 2002 · · Score: 2

    It's only to make them look good to the public, I guess. Inside the walls, it's more like this, ;)