The money is not the issue - the site is available via free-beer registration. But why should we give them all our confidential information 1984-wise? The level of suction on that idea is pretty high, approaching pure vacuum pretty well.
Anyone have a no-reg-req link for nytimes? channel/archive[s]/partners prefix seems not to work. As a matter of principle, I'm not going to register, or use any of the publicly known usernames. Information like that should be free, dammit.
I've spent weeks out in the cold (about -30C) during a military exercise. Of course we had lots of clothing, and we slept in tents with stoves. But trust me, the only thing that shrinks markedly is your bagpipe.;-)
I can't use w3m anymore for/. because the current code has these stupid links:
<a href="//slashdot.org/whatever.pl...">
So. w3m interprets this as http://slashdot.org/slashdot.org/whatever.pl. OK, it's probably valid html since it works correctly in Mozilla and friends. But still, I wonder why the fsck does such a convention exist in the first place. More importantly, what's the point of repeating the host name for local links?
Huh? I haven't seen different CDRs for data and audio in a long time. I've recently burned audio CDs usign Xcdroast on these 'general purpose' CDRs without problems, and they even play in my ~10 year old AKAI player without a glitch.
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Explain: which is it, you are paid by the hour and lazy, or work for the government and are lazy?
Im a student and I'm lazy. But I have also done both of the above during summer placements.:-)
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"You hear a lot about Bill Gates, don't you, whose.NET worth in January of the year 2000 was equivalent to the combined net worth of the hundred and twenty million poorest Americans.."
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They've killed wizbit's karma! You BSDards!
The money is not the issue - the site is available via free-beer registration. But why should we give them all our confidential information 1984-wise? The level of suction on that idea is pretty high, approaching pure vacuum pretty well.
Everything that was invented by Al Gore was subsequently innovated by Microsoft.
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Anyone have a no-reg-req link for nytimes? channel/archive[s]/partners prefix seems not to work. As a matter of principle, I'm not going to register, or use any of the publicly known usernames. Information like that should be free, dammit.
An hour's work against months of waiting. Maybe you're just being lazy.
They overclocked a presently available processor, making it equivalent to one that will be released in 6 weeks.
I'm aware of Duchamp's ideas, another piece of _art_ being a bottle rack, but how the fsck do you put a wheel upside down?
Imagine the implications to the pr0n industry.
-- Heavy Sandhog
I've spent weeks out in the cold (about -30C) during a military exercise. Of course we had lots of clothing, and we slept in tents with stoves. But trust me, the only thing that shrinks markedly is your bagpipe.
<a href="//slashdot.org/whatever.pl...">
So. w3m interprets this as http://slashdot.org/slashdot.org/whatever.pl. OK, it's probably valid html since it works correctly in Mozilla and friends. But still, I wonder why the fsck does such a convention exist in the first place. More importantly, what's the point of repeating the host name for local links?
Huh? I haven't seen different CDRs for data and audio in a long time. I've recently burned audio CDs usign Xcdroast on these 'general purpose' CDRs without problems, and they even play in my ~10 year old AKAI player without a glitch.
Im a student and I'm lazy. But I have also done both of the above during summer placements.
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And the one site we all love dearly.
There's a picture missing from your comment.
Yay!
"You hear a lot about Bill Gates, don't you, whose .NET worth in January of the year 2000 was equivalent to the combined net worth of the hundred and twenty million poorest Americans.."
In order to attack site X, the worm penetrates into Slashdot servers and writes an article that links to X.
Now filling ramndom stuff here to get past the l4m3ne55 pHi1+3rrz
OK I know it's not funny but I can't help thinking (again, again and again) how kewl it is to live in ye olde Europe. Muhahahahaha..
light at the end of the carpal tunnel.
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So are they going to call themselves The X Consortium? ;-)
Also, if they make this a free standard (as in free software), maybe we'll see the XFree86 line of x86 (X86? Xx86?) compatible chips.
Not to mention the X architecture of future graphics chips being called 'the basis for windowing user interfaces'.
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