(Didn't know we support HTTPS, did ya? It's one of the perks for subscribers: you get to read Slashdot on the same webhead that admins use, which is always going to be responsive even during a crush of traffic -- because if it isn't, Rob's going to breathe down our necks!)
Yes, it's a nice perk, but a even nicer perk would be to let everybody at least login through HTTPS. Weren't we bashing companies earlier for not using SSL by default for logins?
Uh oh, a rational semi-positive thought about Bush that hasn't been downmodded to death. I wonder if it's too late to buy "Hell-Freezing Over" Insurance.
You're 100x more likely to be killed by some retard running a red light because they're talking on their cellphone than you are to be killed by a trained driver going at high speed on a deserted road in a carefully prepared and well instrumented car.
Yes because him driving 120+ on a slicked rainy road while weaving in and out of dense traffic to avoid the police is a 'deserted road.'
Don't let your ignorance of rational thought stop you.
I'd recommend the above except for going to RentACoder/eLance for an Alpha. I can almost guarantee you that anybody who wants to contribute to a GPL project will absolutely hate having to figure out whatever spaghetti code that the bottom-dollar code shop spat out.
In a Resolver spreadsheet, these objects are visually persistent. I haven't yet got my hands on Resolver, but here's an example of what I think that will mean. Suppose that I have a data set I want to transform, against which I'm testing five different versions of a transformation function. I'd put the data in cell A1, the functions in cells B1..B5, and the results in C1..C5. Now I'll see everything at a glance.
That . . . sounds just like a normal spreadsheet to me. Solution looking for a problem?
God damn I'm tired of these replies, last time I checked there wasn't an inalienable right to get every single TV show you wanted whenever you want it when you want it. So you can get it where you live? Well then consider $TVSHOW an opportunity cost for living where you do.
The chances of getting hit by an asteroid are extremely small.
It's clear that there is a slim to none chance of getting hit by an asteroid, after all the moon is in pristine shape with absolutely zero crater impacts on it.
I think you need to unscrew your tinfoil cap a bit.
Slashdot Mirror
Wordpress has nothing on older versions of moveabletype.
Yup, just attach bit turbines inline with the intertubes that deliver the World Wide Mail.
Link to the site itself since TFS doesn't include one.
Question: Is a Domain Name an Automatic Trademark?
Answer: Ask a lawyer not Slashdot.
Maybe this modification just makes mice stupid.
;)
Well remember, humans are only the third smartest creatures on Earth. After dolphins and mice . . . so what does that say about you
(Didn't know we support HTTPS, did ya? It's one of the perks for subscribers: you get to read Slashdot on the same webhead that admins use, which is always going to be responsive even during a crush of traffic -- because if it isn't, Rob's going to breathe down our necks!)
Yes, it's a nice perk, but a even nicer perk would be to let everybody at least login through HTTPS. Weren't we bashing companies earlier for not using SSL by default for logins?
Uh oh, a rational semi-positive thought about Bush that hasn't been downmodded to death. I wonder if it's too late to buy "Hell-Freezing Over" Insurance.
You're 100x more likely to be killed by some retard running a red light because they're talking on their cellphone than you are to be killed by a trained driver going at high speed on a deserted road in a carefully prepared and well instrumented car.
Yes because him driving 120+ on a slicked rainy road while weaving in and out of dense traffic to avoid the police is a 'deserted road.'
Don't let your ignorance of rational thought stop you.
Aghahahahghahgha @ #2, so great.
I'd recommend the above except for going to RentACoder/eLance for an Alpha. I can almost guarantee you that anybody who wants to contribute to a GPL project will absolutely hate having to figure out whatever spaghetti code that the bottom-dollar code shop spat out.
In a Resolver spreadsheet, these objects are visually persistent. I haven't yet got my hands on Resolver, but here's an example of what I think that will mean. Suppose that I have a data set I want to transform, against which I'm testing five different versions of a transformation function. I'd put the data in cell A1, the functions in cells B1..B5, and the results in C1..C5. Now I'll see everything at a glance.
That . . . sounds just like a normal spreadsheet to me.
Solution looking for a problem?
This is slashdot, if you dont know what SAN stands for, please turn in your geek card and report to Digg.
The trick is to allow sharing only between people with the same provider, when data transactions are free.
Sounds like multicasting . . . good things the ISPs have implemented this also . . . oh wait.
Enough said
Then look in your TV Guide, comes free with your paper (if you get one).
Stop trying to use the GPL as leverage in stealing code from others.
Uh oh, developers are using the BSD license in the way that it was intended, somebody call the wambulance.
Guess what's my other alternative?
NOT WATCHING IT.
God damn I'm tired of these replies, last time I checked there wasn't an inalienable right to get every single TV show you wanted whenever you want it when you want it. So you can get it where you live? Well then consider $TVSHOW an opportunity cost for living where you do.
Buck up and stop whining about it.
I'm sure I'm not the only one, but What is Opus, and why should I care?
. . . they could have found a better solution that didn't have the bevels.
Well when you try to print it more then you're allowed you get a nice:
"Sorry! You have already printed this coupon the number of times allowed."
error message. I dont know how else they're supposed to phrase it.
A shotgun can't launch a guy backwards 10 feet through a window?
They don't need Tor, they could just create sockpuppet accounts like everyone else who trolls Wikipedia, and hide their IP that way.
Checkuser anyone?
No offense, but I doubt the people that need to use cPanel could figure out how to use Postgres.
shows the administration's misplaced priorities: using FBI agents to track down leakers instead of processing intel
Just like not everybody at your work is a CEO, not everybody at the FBI processes Intel.
The chances of getting hit by an asteroid are extremely small.
It's clear that there is a slim to none chance of getting hit by an asteroid, after all the moon is in pristine shape with absolutely zero crater impacts on it.
I think you need to unscrew your tinfoil cap a bit.