I think I've been here before... I've been told this usually happens because of a glitch in The Slashdot...
jcuervo: What was it? What did you see? hyperherod: A story went by... and then another one that looked just like it. jcuervo: How much like it -- was it the same story? hyperherod: I'm not sure, it might've been...
Groklaw has a copy, so if you're really interested you can find it there. I'm not posting a link, as I don't want to/. THEM, so it will take a bit of searching. But it's there. Look for 203cv0029400000103.pdf.
You want to not/. them, so you make us bang on their site looking around for it?:-)
One of my bosses[0] at my last job left the company to go screw with something like this at another company. Think around 1998. Dunno whatever happened to it.
I actually thought it was kind of an original (but lame) idea at the time, but it seems slashdot knows better.
[0] Was he my boss? I have NFI, I had 1093280182 bosses, and they all kept whining about a "TPS report" or something... and they took my stapler...
but it's pretty much impossible to write 30 useful programs with an average beginning-to-end time of 3 days. If you could do that, you'd be giving Bill Gates a run for his money...
Sorry, thought we were talking about useful programs, here...:-)
I have a $COMPANY wlan/eth/dsl router at home. It's not great, but it's not bad, either. One of the things I particularly appreciate is the keyword blocking. If doubleclick, say, tries to hit me with some ads, I all I see is a little thing saying "BLOCKED [...]". Nice, that.
Squid would probably do it, too, if I ever get that box back up.
99 servers to patch on the net, 99 servers to patch Take one down, patch it to hell 98 servers to patch on the net
Related hack: I had an X10 unit set to brighten/dim from crontab. At night, it brightened, and towards the morning, it dimmed.
:-)
I had a photocell replace cron at one point, but I liked the gradual bright/dim more than *click*ON!*click*OFF!*
Anyway. Hi, my name is suspension of disbelief. Pleased to meet you.
Hmm. Wonder if Google has a cache of itself...
Yup.
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<rhetorical>What do slashdotters do for work?</rhetorical>
Hrm. I'm on a 14.4 right now, so I'm not sure if your link is slashdotted, or I am. :P
hyperherod: A story went by... and then another one that looked just like it.
jcuervo: How much like it -- was it the same story?
hyperherod: I'm not sure, it might've been...
hmm. I'm naming my [nethack] puppy "Darl" from now on.
And killing it.
According to WP, anyway. I was previously unaware of this.
...Wonder how the hell they found out $FAMOUS_PERSON's username.
Wonder who else is running around in the slashdot shadows.
I have the feeling he's actually saying something interesting, but I have no bloody clue what the hell it is.
Hmm.
"Scientists create new way to blow up lightbulbs."
Cool.
One of my bosses[0] at my last job left the company to go screw with something like this at another company. Think around 1998. Dunno whatever happened to it.
I actually thought it was kind of an original (but lame) idea at the time, but it seems slashdot knows better.
[0] Was he my boss? I have NFI, I had 1093280182 bosses, and they all kept whining about a "TPS report" or something... and they took my stapler...
Maybe we're screwed after all.
It sent them a core dump?
I have a $COMPANY wlan/eth/dsl router at home. It's not great, but it's not bad, either. One of the things I particularly appreciate is the keyword blocking. If doubleclick, say, tries to hit me with some ads, I all I see is a little thing saying "BLOCKED [...]". Nice, that.
Squid would probably do it, too, if I ever get that box back up.
"Hmm. This isn't working in the states. I know! ..."
foreach("Amiga", "Mac", "OS/2", "*BSD", "WinXP", "Linux") {
print "$_ is better than your OS.\n";
}
__END__
Uhm... you forgot one.