A month or so later we were Slashdotted. And promptly thereafter ThinkGeek was acquired by the good folks at Andover.Net who have since been acquired by the great folks at VA Software. Andover.Net then became OSDN which is the central entry point for the Open Source community's favorite web sites such as ThinkGeek (hey that's us!), slashdot.org, linux.com, sourceforge.net, and freshmeat.net.
This is the most insightful writing I've read on Slashdot in a long while. It's good to see that some people can still put together a coherent argument around here.
...for a different reason. I've driven by the one that went up in 1999 a few times, and every time I wonder "How schweet would it be to play Quake 3 on that?"
Speaking of e2, my school blocks *everything2.* (under the category "chat"). They don't, however, block 216.200.201.214 (e2's ip, if you're too lazy to look it up yourselves). Same thing goes with www.subdimension.com (I was quite well known for figuring out how to get around that on campus). Ain't bad filtering great, kids?
That's really a job for MESS, MAME's emulate-everything-that's-not-an-arcade-machine sibling. Wait, maybe MAME should do it. Crap, a console that takes quarters? Damnit, now I'm confused.
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2.4.15-greased-turkey, with that nasty sync bug? Wow, quite a bit has changed in the last year.
you can do what I'm about to do and change my /. settings to ignore kernel stuff.
Now, how exactly am I going to change your settings?
Open. Closed.
I never said it wasn't, I just said that the monkey automaton story had less "for nerd"-yness.
***ActiveSX grabs a copy of snd and some James Brown mp3s
***ActiveSX tries to find a less "for Nerds" story than this...
Ah ha! It took a while, but I finally found one.
...unless this will help me stay up longer so I can finish this paper that was due yesterday.
No, they just sell them.
A month or so later we were Slashdotted. And promptly thereafter ThinkGeek was acquired by the good folks at Andover.Net who have since been acquired by the great folks at VA Software. Andover.Net then became OSDN which is the central entry point for the Open Source community's favorite web sites such as ThinkGeek (hey that's us!), slashdot.org, linux.com, sourceforge.net, and freshmeat.net.
No one knew where this rubbber was going until recently.
Isn't it obbvious? They're making keybboards out of it now!
but is recommend on using it more.
Oh, they is, is they? That are very interest.
***ActiveSX applaudes this AC.
This is the most insightful writing I've read on Slashdot in a long while.
It's good to see that some people can still put together a coherent argument around here.
CA Supreme Court Saves LiViD, Pavlovich
ahh, LiViD... DVD player, I think...
The California Supreme Court has suprisingly ruled that Matthew Pavlovich is not within their jurisdiction
sounds interesting
in the DVD-CCA's
boo, DVD-CCA
suit against his posting of DeCSS
whoot, DeCSS
in relation to the development of the LiViD DVD player for open operating systems.
Wait, does this mean...
What's surprising? It's surprising that they held that his posting of DeCSS was not actionable...
Yes, yes, I think it means...
(however the use of the program by users to circumvent CSS could be under the DMCA)
Fuck. Alright, nevermind. Back to whatever you kids do.
why does anyone care?
We don't have anything better to do on weekends.
...for a different reason. I've driven by the one that went up in 1999 a few times, and every time I wonder "How schweet would it be to play Quake 3 on that?"
Except:
Alright, I'll shut up now.
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The best part about banging your head against a wall is when you stop.
So is using windows.
The best part about banging your head against a wall is windows?
from the wiping-a-single-tear-from-my-cheak dept.
Taco still can't spell. Perhaps there's going to be a spell checker up at auction. We can only hope.
/me reaches for the power button on his 2000+
I need to go weld the heatsink on or something after seeing that.
Speaking of e2, my school blocks *everything2.* (under the category "chat"). They don't, however, block 216.200.201.214 (e2's ip, if you're too lazy to look it up yourselves). Same thing goes with www.subdimension.com (I was quite well known for figuring out how to get around that on campus). Ain't bad filtering great, kids?
Consequently, many companies think they must scrape their existing client/server applications
I don't understand how scraping them would help anything.
Stanley Feinbaum, professional journalist. I have no tolerance for bad journalism!
And you post to Slashdot? Hypocrite.
with a combined capacity equal to the 500 best of todays computers.
As reported a few days ago, these guys already have 33 of them!
Did anybody else here read the headline as "Stopping Killer Steroids"? I can't wait to get home and sleep :P
I would like to download the distro with my new computer, then burn a CD or do something like that to install it on my old computer.
Don't worry, he does.
That's really a job for MESS, MAME's emulate-everything-that's-not-an-arcade-machine sibling. Wait, maybe MAME should do it. Crap, a console that takes quarters? Damnit, now I'm confused.