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  1. Re:linux users don't get it on Desktop Linux on x86 - Adapt or Die · · Score: 1

    just put the email addresses you want to use in a comma separate list, then there is a drop down that lets you choose which one,

    some@somedomain.com, another@somedomain.com, email@something.com

    will give you a drop down list,

  2. NPR on Sirius in Negotiations With Apple · · Score: 1

    I picked Sirius because of NPR as a the sole reason. I love NPR programing without the pledge drive or the guilt associated with not giving money during a pledge drive. Actually you get 2 NPR stations for talk. Howard stern will be an extra bonues as will any sort of apple deal

  3. Re:DRM on Yahoo Introduces Competitor for iTunes · · Score: 1

    Elliot is a freak, but he loves mudwrestling,

    KidAG

  4. Re:Legal status of unordered merchandise on Mac OS X Tiger Accidentally Shipped Early · · Score: 1

    My company just got 8 cases of coffee mugs that were poorly printed, the company told us to dispose of them and they will reprint them, they could not do anything with them,

    anybody want a poorly printed coffee mug

  5. Re:So many e-mail addresses collected on Gmail Goes Public · · Score: 1
    I actually got my email from google telling me that that it was time to join in Feb, granted I had had a gmail account for 8 months, but it was nice they thought of me :)

    Hi there,

    Thanks for signing up to be updated on the latest Gmail happenings. We hope it's been worth the wait, because we're excited to finally offer you an invitation to open a free Gmail account! Just click on this link to create your new account:

  6. Re:My mini mac on Accessories for Mac mini · · Score: 1

    I have a dual 2.0 g5 with 1.5 gb of ram and I run virtual pc and windows xp on. Don't believe the hype it is usable, but it runs pretty slow.

    I only run a legal office management client on it and nothing else. Some times I use it to get files off the office windows network when it does not agree with samba for some reason (they have an ill configured NT machine as a server)

    Don't get me wrong, I drink the mac kool aid, but I would be wary of buying a mini to run virtual PC on, you would be better off with a real pc or remote desktop, which runs great on the mac.

  7. Re:Computers, or fashion items? on Accessories for Mac mini · · Score: 1

    I can not believe that they have not fixed this yet. This is the single most annoying thing about the ipod. I am a dj and often use my Ipod to "warm up" the crowd. My mixes are all one solid mp3 so I do not get that annoying click. I wish they would go ahead an fix that. It also sucks to listen to live shows

  8. Re:Violence applied to computers on Top 10 Apple Flops · · Score: 1

    There was a mac in the computer lab of my high school that would lock up untill you whacked it on top. It was one of those pizza box shapped machines, in the os 8 days.

    It was pretty funny because people would be freaking out because their paper was lost or something and you could just pull a "Fonzi" on it and it would come back to life.

    Thank god I do not have to smack my dual g5,

  9. I love mac/pc punditry on Why Apple Makes a One-Button Mouse · · Score: 1

    Between this conversation and the endless discussion of the mac mini vs. the cheap dell, I love pro and anti-mac punditry lately. It is like the blue state/red state divide. If you do not like macs or their 1 button mice or their graphics cards, do not buy one. Apple can go out of business with out you. :) Seriously, I have custom built pc running windows and g4 laptop and dual g5 running os x, and they all have their purposes. I will say this though, my 3 button mouse on my mac is the exact same as the 3 button mouse on my PC, except that every couple of times I restart windows XP, the logitech mouse driver on my PC just starting reversing the direction the cursor moves to the direction I move the mouse and I have to restart windows to cure it. Macs are good computers for your parents, that just happen to kick ass at design and video editing and run UNIX apps.

  10. Seriously on 'Metal Gear' Symbian OS Trojan Disables Anti-Virus · · Score: 2, Insightful

    For a bunch of self defined "nerds" people here sure have a problem with high tech phones. I guess they have never wanted to look something up on google in the car, or connect their laptop to the internet wirelessly, check their email, or take a picture of something funny or important.

    My nokia 6600 is awesome, gets great battery life, and reminds me when i am supposed to be places. Bluetooth lets me transfer information from my laptop to it, such as contact and calendar events.

    It has revolutionized the way I use my cell phone,

    If all you want to do is talk on the phone, thats fine, but as a bunch of nerds you must see how the smart cell phone is the future. Oh yeah, it never drops calls either.

  11. nokias on Nokia 6820 Wireless Messaging Handset Reviewed · · Score: 1

    My roomate has one of these and it is pretty cool, the keyboard is not so bad for messaging,

    I have a 6600, which rocks, the battery lasts for ever. I can get my powerbook online via bluetooth and GPRS with cingular. The address book and calendar syncs with Ical. I can play gameboy color games, IM, ssh, and various other things.

    This is my 4th nokia phone and surprise all of the charges still work, so I have a bunch of them, that is the best part

  12. Re:Yes, hospitals too. on RF-Blocking Wallpaper · · Score: 1

    >In the event that someone forgets to turn their phone off, it'll sit there chirping out its maximum transmit power every once in a while, searching for a tower it can't find

    No wonder my phone runs down so fast when it has no signal, like when you are in a ski area, especially Snow Shoe Mountainin West Virginia, which is some sort of EMF free zone because of a radio telescope.

  13. Re:Graphics cards... on New PowerMac G5s: Up to 2.5Ghz, Liquid Cooled · · Score: 1

    You can always upgrade the card but

    From the apple store

    Special note on the ATI Radeon 9800 XT: due to size of this advanced graphics card, the adjacent PCI or PCI-X slot will be blocked and cannot be used. This reduces the number of available PCI or PCI-X slots from three to two.

    you can add the card, but it makes sense to not include this card

  14. How sad on Suicide Caught on Surveillance Tape Appears Online · · Score: -1, Flamebait

    This will not be the last time some selfimportant loser tries to commit suicide on the internet. Get a freaking life

  15. Re:Slashdotters==Curmudgeons? on iPod Mini Sells Out · · Score: 3, Insightful

    My mp3 collection is 230GB, what I am I to do,

    really, if you can not decide on 4gb of music to go on run or to the gym, you probably should spend the extra money and buy the big one

    Remember the people buying these are the same people that might have just retired the disc man or shockingly, a walkman.

    once again, Steve Jobs has hit the nail on the head, even with the pundits and ./s disagreeing the whole time.

    Isn't apple going out of business any ways,

  16. This happened at a Mall near my house in CT in '93 on Visual Autopsy Of An ATM Card Skimmer · · Score: 2, Informative

    At
    the Buckland Hills Mall, in Manchester CT, in 1993, some scam artists
    installed a fake ATM machine. They had negotiated with the Mall officers,
    pretending to be Bank officials, and had gotten permission. Apparently, they
    even got the phone company to come in and lay down some lines. Then, they
    installed an ATM machine they had stolen.

    It was programmed to read off the account numbers, remember the PIN as it was
    typed, then claim some kind of error and refuse to give out money. They left
    the machine in the mall for a WEEK, collecting PINs, then they came back, took
    it machine back to "repair", and have since printed up new cards, and have been using the PINs to siphon off money.....

    I think they got about $250,000 before the FBI got them

  17. Re:Windows XP as its os ? on MIDI Keyboard/Computer: Neko64 · · Score: 2, Interesting

    I understand how everyone loves to hate on XP, and I really hate it for daily computing, I use a mac/linux, but I have to defend XP for a musical platform.

    I use an XP machine with Native Instruments Traktor (DJ software) as a professional club DJ 2-4 times a week.

    This machine has nothing on it but Traktor and It has never crashes, starts up quick and just runs with out a hitch.

    I could see how, if this thing actually works it could be pretty cool, as I have seen a lot of acts with a laptop and a midi keyboard.

    sorry to defend microsoft,

  18. My Favorite Quote from the Article on RIAA Takes the Fight to the Streets · · Score: 1

    ""They tried to scare me," Borrayo said. "They told me, 'You're a pirate!' I said, 'C'mon, guys, pirates are all at sea. I just work in a parking lot.' "

    This is pretty scary, when are they going to show up to night clubs and bust DJs for public performing the music.

  19. Re:FinalScratch and USB devices on Hercules USB DJ Console Reviewed · · Score: 1

    I DJ 2-3 times a week at clubs in Chapel Hill NC and absolutly love Traktor, my hercules external sound card and my Oxygen 8. I am even helping my DJ friends, who have been DJ for 5+ years on vinyl, to build tracktor systems.

    IF this thing send midi control, I will use it to replace my current sound card and mouse. It looks like it has some potential.

  20. Re:Rodney Brooks on Roomba Competitor Slightly Lacking · · Score: 1

    I would never buy anything of Shop At Home or HSN but I did see them selling a Roomba, the original robot vaccum that people seem to like, the other day.

    Infomercials are a different story, that stuff is almost always crap.

    The shopping networks tend to actually sell real brands, Dell, sony, etc.

  21. This looks like a good way to fund terrorists on ATM For Anonymous Online Payments · · Score: -1, Troll

    I am sure that anonymous payments will never truely be possible because of the threat of money being transfered to "Evil Doers and Thugs"

    Now drug dealers are going to have no problem transfering their money directly to the terrorists.

  22. Probably the best quote of the article on Details of Linux-in-Munich Deal Revealed · · Score: 1
    On May 27, the day before the council was scheduled to formally make its choice, Microsoft's Gallman faxed Ude a letter accusing the Linux camp of cheating, according to a copy of the letter obtained by USA TODAY. ''That our competitors SuSE and IBM were given a one-sided opportunity to improve their April 28th offer, based on detailed knowledge of Microsoft Germany's offer, is not in accordance with our legal understanding of the ground rules of fair process,'' Gallman wrote.

    I feel so sorry for microsoft, they have always been on the screwing end of anti-competive practices.

  23. Apple made a heavier laptop once on Toshiba Introduces A 17"-Screen Laptop · · Score: 1


    Maybe at 15 lbs it was called a "Luggable" and it was 1991, but it cost $6,500
    Toshiba is just trying to catch up with the Apple Portable

  24. It supports AAC on Apple Updates, Cripples iTunes · · Score: 3, Interesting

    My roommate, Blake is the leader of the netjuke project. Although we both think AAC is crap, it is supported in Netjuke. If you player is enabled to play a file it will play. Netjuke can also effortless support huge collections, unlike itunes

  25. What are the "killer" X11 apps I should have on Apple Releases Beta 3 of X11 · · Score: 3, Interesting

    What are some cool/usefull X11 apps that I can install on a OS X 10.2 machine

    I have already used fink to install Bluefish (a html editor), XMMS (mp3 player), and tkcvs (cvs client).

    and some games, scorched earth, etc.

    anyone have any good ideas of other stuff that I should be running on my laptop or desktop g4s