That, or Slashdot could add a new moderation choice: spam. Also make the spam count add up (i.e. don't prevent people from moderating someone spam just because he's already at -1, let the spam count add up).
If a spam moderation counter is above a certain value, editors could look it up, decide if it's real spam or not, and disable the account/warn the user his account has been taken over/whatever.
I wasn't implying that Australia's bandwidth was the only source of the problem. I'm just saying that if most clicks come from Canada, U.S.A. and Europe (given the current time), then it's all non-local bandwidth that must go overseas through what I guess must be a limited pipe compared to what we have in America.
The non-interactive elements need to blend in, so yes they have to look "boring" and grey is a neutral color. The widgets, on the other hand, should pop up a bit (not Fisher-Price, plastic toys Windows XP-style pop though), so they should have some color to it.
I can't see the screenshots, the website is already slashdotted.
Slashdot Mirror
Yes.
Chairs are expensive, eh?
I come from 2051, in a timeline where Linux didn't exist. You don't want to hear about the Microsoft vs Apple netwar.
I say we build three spaceships. The "A Ark" would contain leaders, the "B Ark" would contain middle-men and the "C Ark" would contain workers.
To summarize the summary, people are a problem. - Douglas Adams
If only someone knew what that "NASCAR" acronym meant!
Compile error. Instruction "A" missing after "A".
I knew something was wrong.
Wasn't there something a few days ago about people who keep complaining are the ones who find solutions?
Great Britian != Great Britain
That would be a good thing for the people of Great Britian, but what about the people in the UK?
And let's hope they will still support them correctly in IE9.
Cue the lawyers from Motorola, that new company is asking for trouble!
Jar Jar Binks is indeed more fitting for a Benny Hill bit.
Shouldn't Zhongyi have reacted a bit sooner?
How does the GT240 compare to a 9400M?
It's better this way, Mars ice is infected, the Doctor told us so.
Canadians are always prepared to give a helping hand in space programs.
0.5
Will the secret city made in the shape of a 3.5" floppy disc?
That, or Slashdot could add a new moderation choice: spam. Also make the spam count add up (i.e. don't prevent people from moderating someone spam just because he's already at -1, let the spam count add up).
If a spam moderation counter is above a certain value, editors could look it up, decide if it's real spam or not, and disable the account/warn the user his account has been taken over/whatever.
I wasn't implying that Australia's bandwidth was the only source of the problem. I'm just saying that if most clicks come from Canada, U.S.A. and Europe (given the current time), then it's all non-local bandwidth that must go overseas through what I guess must be a limited pipe compared to what we have in America.
Bad video quality, audio out of sync, don't bother getting this one.
We need more minerals!
The non-interactive elements need to blend in, so yes they have to look "boring" and grey is a neutral color. The widgets, on the other hand, should pop up a bit (not Fisher-Price, plastic toys Windows XP-style pop though), so they should have some color to it.
I can't see the screenshots, the website is already slashdotted.