frankly speaking, it is excellent. try to beat that. 1. create bloglines account, subscribe to couple of feeds. 2. swithch to mobile version http://bloglines.com/mobile 3. read all your news in a friendly format (I mostly use it behind my PC as it is just so simple) http://bloglines.com/myblogs_subs
1. install spell checker as plugin and make them run it before they post a story \ commengt just like 'preview' is obligatory 2.... 3. no profit but better slashdot
>>Many users routinely email me to complain about such errors. I'm usually fairly flexible on these matters. If the error is blazingly bad, I will often correct it..... As an aside, for awhile we actually had an editor reading Slashdot articles and correcting grammatical mistakes. Turns out it doesn't really matter much. People found other things to complain about.
So slashdot has the highest percentage of complainers as a populaton?
>>Another note about URL formatting. An interesting thread spawned in there about what text makes a proper hyper link.
Haa! Something to complain about. Busted. Eat your own dust and link to this thread. Is it THAT complicated? Is it?
The bubble was not only about stock price. It was also exaggerated assumptions, euphoria and techno-babble. You could think that sensible and reasonable people would not talk BS but guess what....
One rule. #1. Get your feet on the ground. OK. Two rules. #2. Think yourself.
Good point. But I have always known at least phone numbers for my relatives. I could not recall these nowadays, it just a click on the phone. What next? I will forget their birthdays and will have less social contact.
Information mutates or spreads like virus. Somehow all these newspapers should be punished who print the same story with only slight changes. When will we see something like F-secure for the news?
A good quote from TFA : "The library is daunting because I have to go there and everything is organized by academic area," Quaranta said. "I don't even know where to begin."
mind you that hurricane is a catastrophe that touches many. we are discussing here 'is our local corner shop going to to sell banana flavoured chips or will these be taco - flavoured?'
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cute oveload [slashdot.org] ...
like 2 wheeled cars versus 4 wheeled cars? choose bicycle and be earth-friendly
frankly speaking, it is excellent. try to beat that.
1. create bloglines account, subscribe to couple of feeds.
2. swithch to mobile version
http://bloglines.com/mobile
3. read all your news in a friendly format (I mostly use it behind my PC as it is just so simple)
http://bloglines.com/myblogs_subs
1. install spell checker as plugin and make them run it before they post a story \ commengt just like 'preview' is obligatory ...
2.
3. no profit but better slashdot
>>Many users routinely email me to complain about such errors. I'm usually fairly flexible on these matters. If the error is blazingly bad, I will often correct it. .... As an aside, for awhile we actually had an editor reading Slashdot articles and correcting grammatical mistakes. Turns out it doesn't really matter much. People found other things to complain about.
So slashdot has the highest percentage of complainers as a populaton?
>>Another note about URL formatting. An interesting thread spawned in there about what text makes a proper hyper link.
Haa! Something to complain about. Busted. Eat your own dust and link to this thread. Is it THAT complicated? Is it?
The bubble was not only about stock price. It was also exaggerated assumptions, euphoria and techno-babble. You could think that sensible and reasonable people would not talk BS but guess what....
One rule. #1. Get your feet on the ground.
OK. Two rules. #2. Think yourself.
Good point. But I have always known at least phone numbers for my relatives. I could not recall these nowadays, it just a click on the phone. What next? I will forget their birthdays and will have less social contact.
Social amnesia.
Information mutates or spreads like virus. Somehow all these newspapers should be punished who print the same story with only slight changes. When will we see something like F-secure for the news?
A good quote from TFA : "The library is daunting because I have to go there and everything is organized by academic area," Quaranta said. "I don't even know where to begin."
should there be only one open-source browser project (mozilla + opera + flock) that just has different skins, extensions and plugins?
why I have to download it? why not use a page like google video with flash? oh gosh.
candy
That's what maps are made for.
I guess this is the best metaphor that has ever been used in a science article.
>>Neutron stars are the *city-sized*, collapsed cores of massive stars.
Move to europe. 500kb GPRS or EDGE available.
Excactly. How many YEN they spend?
e-books on your folder? These might be free of charege but for a good content no price is too high. Right?
you could say the same thing about most of the (program langauges), (politicians), (food)
is there any myths that you did'nt 'bust' because it will not look good on the Tv screen? because lack of the resources or something else is missing.
mind you that hurricane is a catastrophe that touches many. we are discussing here 'is our local corner shop going to to sell banana flavoured chips or will these be taco - flavoured?'
why? 'cause quite a great deal of internet backbone is already in private hands. or what could be the alternative? government? non-profit org.?
there's no use speculating these scenarious. what will come, will come.
insane
customers are asking for dirt cheap computers. Dumb terminals make it possible.
good movie
10Mb connection to your home traded for your eyeballs?