Just sit right back and you'll hear a tale,
a tale of a fateful trip.
That started from a spider bite,
aboard his tiny d....
The mate was a mighty sailing man,
but had troubles in his bilge.
He went to get help that day,
for a four hour score.
a four hour score.
The activity started getting rough,
the tiny man was a hoss.
If not for the courage of fearless {Ginger|Mary Ann},
his minnow would be lost,
his minnow would be lost.
Gentoo would still be preferable to Debian, in spite of the twits running it who take up half the bandwidth on the mailserv bitching about top posting.
Yet Android has the serious momentum. An investment now needs to be in something likely to be worth more, not less, in the future. If Nokia's OS is going to continue to lose market share then other options need to be considered.
Ah, so *forcing* others (whether through legislation or submitting or enforcing peer pressure) to have fewer options and so to pay more of their own hard-earned money for higher priced on-shore services and products is ethical, but creating choice for others where they can use and decide on the quality vs. price of a service all on their own is unethical.
A well dressed man infiltrates a Google data center after yet another night of single malt, high stakes card games, playing with gadgets, and a roll in the hay with an exotic lass. Needing to take down the center for not complying with his archaic sense of 'dishonor' in not forcing carriers to update their damn software, he quickly sketches out an unsolvable Sudoku puzzle, snaps a picture with his Galaxy S from Verizon still stuck on crappy Android 2.1, and sends it off to be (un)solved by the data center's machines. Alarms go off, geeks panic, and the magic smoke begins to leak out of everything. With a chuckle, he heads back to the hay wagon...
back in the old days when dinosaurs roamed the earth and tests were written out by hand, people who could write faster with better penmanship had an advantage in a similar way
It also tended to make the writer think more before expressing himself... another art lost in the mists of time.
now that's what's known as putting words in the horse's mouth (to mix some metaphors). The person writing the summary has no idea why the FBI bugged the man.
Slashdot Mirror
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... functionality to follow real soon now
Just sit right back and you'll hear a tale,
a tale of a fateful trip.
That started from a spider bite,
aboard his tiny d....
The mate was a mighty sailing man,
but had troubles in his bilge.
He went to get help that day,
for a four hour score.
a four hour score.
The activity started getting rough,
the tiny man was a hoss.
If not for the courage of fearless {Ginger|Mary Ann},
his minnow would be lost,
his minnow would be lost.
Dear Mr. Coward,
Unlike many harebrained ideas we receive here at Fox, your proposal for a new reality show intrigues us. Please wait by the phone for a call ...
When it comes to downloading, they'll figure out a way to estimate whose work is being downloaded, and how often
what a way to make money - buy a script kiddie to plant trojans to download your music and send the traffic (and canadian moolah) your way
Gentoo would still be preferable to Debian, in spite of the twits running it who take up half the bandwidth on the mailserv bitching about top posting.
Yet Android has the serious momentum. An investment now needs to be in something likely to be worth more, not less, in the future. If Nokia's OS is going to continue to lose market share then other options need to be considered.
On the flip side, imagine the strokes she'd get if she'd simply claimed 'all our children are above average'.
Ah, so *forcing* others (whether through legislation or submitting or enforcing peer pressure) to have fewer options and so to pay more of their own hard-earned money for higher priced on-shore services and products is ethical, but creating choice for others where they can use and decide on the quality vs. price of a service all on their own is unethical.
Going bankrupt doesn't usually mean ceasing to exist.
A well dressed man infiltrates a Google data center after yet another night of single malt, high stakes card games, playing with gadgets, and a roll in the hay with an exotic lass. Needing to take down the center for not complying with his archaic sense of 'dishonor' in not forcing carriers to update their damn software, he quickly sketches out an unsolvable Sudoku puzzle, snaps a picture with his Galaxy S from Verizon still stuck on crappy Android 2.1, and sends it off to be (un)solved by the data center's machines. Alarms go off, geeks panic, and the magic smoke begins to leak out of everything. With a chuckle, he heads back to the hay wagon ...
2 weeks late? ... I hope the pizza was free.
I'd be impressed if we could build something with the senses and decision making capabilities of a fruit fly.
back in the old days when dinosaurs roamed the earth and tests were written out by hand, people who could write faster with better penmanship had an advantage in a similar way
... another art lost in the mists of time.
... 'tweet ur ?s rt 2 the welfare office'
It also tended to make the writer think more before expressing himself
Next up
if only someone would leak all the slashdotter's sexual exploits ...
(crickets)
Then some *private* company is welcome to build a fleet of sensors and sell the data.
Mmmm - hot salt ... and grits.
i dont want my information censored or edited by any news corporation. i want it direct and uncensored.
then go get it yourself
Digging tunnels is expensive
Digging tunnels large enough for cars and trucks and safe enough to carry people is expensive.
I cannot tell if you are being sarcastic or serious
true talent has that ability
Just wait till you 'grow up' and discover the same thing happens to the money you earn.
That's the one Barbie got hooked up with after all that texting.
when Slashdot posted the non-story about the Googlers fighting over the decor of their airplane.
there's an APP for that ...
now that's what's known as putting words in the horse's mouth (to mix some metaphors). The person writing the summary has no idea why the FBI bugged the man.
Ah yes ... the government, whether you like it or not, approach. For the children ...