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  1. Search? on Google's Search Appliance · · Score: 1, Funny

    find | grep missingdata

    Ctrl-Esc, F, 'missing data'

  2. Re:Dell Launches 64-Bit Workstation on Inside the Itanium · · Score: 1

    Sun's workstations command even greater price premiums!

  3. All done without Mario! on Record Video Games Sales in 2001 · · Score: 1

    Surprising....They'd have sold at least 50 million Mario worlds if they had it on game cube

  4. SGI Refrigerators! on Computer Hardware That Can Pull Double-Duty? · · Score: 0, Redundant


    Can't forget these:

    http://home.planet.nl/~mourits/koelkast/

    The Silicon Graphics Refrigerator Project
    (or: How To Turn a $175.000 High-End SGI Challenge DM Server into a Fridge)



  5. You'd better do the mod BEFORE you put data on it on Clear Hard Drive Mods · · Score: 1

    If it works, then install. don't do it to a drive with 5 gigs of porn on it

  6. Re:Can't stand it on NVIDIA Unveils (And Tom's Reviews) The GeForce4 · · Score: 1


    Same damn thing happens with Pentium 3's and 4's too!

    And my car! Who would have thought the 1998 Trans Am would be so much faster than my 1997! What's the deal!

    Improving products should be banned!

    It's not like your old card is worthless, some of us mortals still get along with 550mhz Pentium III's and TNT2's

  7. Here's the....... on NVIDIA Unveils (And Tom's Reviews) The GeForce4 · · Score: 2, Redundant
  8. Next up... on NVIDIA Unveils (And Tom's Reviews) The GeForce4 · · Score: -1, Redundant

    Tom and the crew review what servers best survive a good ol' fashioned /.'ing!

  9. Yeah, I only just submitted that...LAST NIGHT on Bob Young says Linux won't rule the desktop · · Score: 1


    2002-02-04 19:24:43 RedHat ousts itself (articles,news) (rejected)

  10. Re:$80 is a lot for broadband? on Rogers Cable Plans Fees to Curb Bandwith Hogs · · Score: 1



    So, this slashdot post cost you 53 cents?!

    I bet you really want to get rid of the 'wait 20 seconds until hitting submit!'

  11. Ms. Pac Man and Galaga on What Games are You Addicted To? · · Score: 1

    MAME rocks

    Haven't found any newer games that are that addicting.

    There's always Evercrack

  12. Re:Large? on Intel's Big Chip · · Score: 0, Troll



    Interesting!?!

    The CPU, not the whole package!

  13. Re:Someones been reading to much science fiction on Robots vs. Humans And Other Security Issues · · Score: 1


    Maybe they have created it, but it's so smart, it hides itself from the people who made it.

    And they've secretly hijacked an IRC channel, some Linux machines, and they're creating even smarter versions of themselves to take over the Internet.

  14. Adding to the rumors... on Oracle Switching To Linux · · Score: 0, Troll

    Coming to a Slashdot near you:

    "Oracle buys RedHat"

    Could this be the beginning of the end for Sun Microsystems?

  15. We get junk mail through the postal service on TrustE Launches Trusted Spammer Program · · Score: 1

    including a quote forecasting 1400 pieces of spam per person per day in five years.

    That's only about 5 times what I get now. Serious.

    I get junk mail at home, but most of it is Arby's coupons and Pizza specials. I like those.

    I don't get "get rich quick" or "see my web cam" at home. I do get "you're approved for a loan" and "cheap health insurance"

    I just trash it on my way from the mail box back to my apartment.

    Annoying? Of course

    Do I worry about it? Nope.

  16. Re:A matter of security?!? on AOL vs. Trillian · · Score: 1


    This is similar to web page creators being against 'ad blockers', right?

  17. Nuts and Volts on Resources for the Beginner Hardware Hacker? · · Score: 5, Informative

    Nuts and Volts Magazine is pretty good.

    You'd be all set if you scored some back issues.

    Real good stuff in those.

  18. Doesn't apply to Apples on Dual 1Ghz G4 PowerMac With Extra Yummy · · Score: 2, Interesting

    For some reason they hold resale like a fucking BMW.

    It can be a few years old and almost cost what it did, fucking new.

    There's 604's going on eBay for $800+

    Intel hardware retains value about as well as lunch meat.

  19. Here's the C|NET Article on Dual 1Ghz G4 PowerMac With Extra Yummy · · Score: -1, Informative

    C|NET

    Gimme Karma!

  20. Well, here's why we need cross-platform games on Last Word on Loki · · Score: 1




    "I have a dream that my four children will one day live in a nation where they will not be judged by the OS of their computer but by the greatness of their games"

    With java games, or maybe new technologies, Mac, Linux, Windows, Playstation, etc can all play the same games....

  21. Re:Market on Borland C++ For Linux · · Score: 4, Insightful


    can someone explain to me why they would use it instead of gcc

    On many UNIX workstations, GCC makes slower/much slower code than the system vendor's compiler.

    Many people argued the speed/size benefits of Watcom's DOS compilers compared to DJGPP, the (DOS port GCC)

  22. They should open up their Windows products on Borland C++ For Linux · · Score: 1


    It's not like anyone BUYS them...

    It'd be nice to have a C++ Builder for Linux though.

  23. Here's what I do on Comcast Gunning for NAT Users · · Score: 1



    Run a sniffer, and fucking ARP-poison their beautiful Cisco routers...and proceed to watch the rest of the node's web traffic, IM's, etc etc

  24. Wow! on Retro-Futuristic Computing · · Score: 1


    "Sure, if you're a collector you might have a working computer from the 60s or even the 50s in your basement or garage."

    If you had a computer from the 50's or 60's, it'd most likely BE your basement or garage.

  25. See this?? on Mac Thief Caught Thanks To Applescript & Timbuktu · · Score: 1, Troll


    Reader: I have got a much better idea!

    Write a script that pops up a window saying "You have won a special 500.00 prize. Your machine has run for 3000 hours without a major problem!"

    Create fields for them to enter name, address and phne numbers to receive the prize.

    Make the script write that data to disk and you can pull it with timbuktu

    Then call the police.

    Crooks often fall for the stupidest tricks, especially if you appeal to GREED!!!



    I know THIS would work. I steal computers all the time, and I ALWAYS click on every pop up and fill out ALL the forms. As everyone knows, they are all 100% real!