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  1. Competing with themselves? on Will Next-Gen Consoles Kill Off PC Gaming? · · Score: 1

    Anyone get the sinking feeling that Microsoft could eventually gimp Window's gaming capabilities to drive the console market? Microsoft hates competition... and I doubt they'll continue to compete with themselves...

  2. Scanning Emails on Hotmail Blocks Gmail Emails (and Invites) · · Score: 2, Interesting

    And everyone was worried about GMAIL scanning/parsing emails... pffft!

  3. Walmart on Charles Walton, the Father of RFID · · Score: 1

    I wonder if he shops at Walmart...

  4. Filtering could use some help on Gmail Spam Filter Testing · · Score: 2, Funny

    This guy gets thousands of Spam mails without a problem, yet I can't receive a simple HTML attachment without the mail being rejected (552 Illegal Attachment). Hrmm...

  5. Re:Okay, I'm confused... on New Linux Kernel Crash-Exploit discovered · · Score: 1

    Here at Slashdot, everyday is Windows patch day!

  6. Re:Best, efficient or cheap on Why Learning Assembly Language Is Still Good · · Score: 1

    And when that software breaks and costs them millions because it sucks, they'll come back to those that take the time to do it right.

  7. Schools not teaching assembly anymore on Why Learning Assembly Language Is Still Good · · Score: 5, Interesting

    It's a shame that schools are phasing assembly classes out of their computer science curriculums. If anything, it makes for a great foundation on which to learn more modern languages while teaching students things about computers that they probably wouldn't take the time to learn otherwise.

  8. Slashdot Effect on Metamath! The Quest for Omega · · Score: 4, Funny

    "The probability that an arbitrary program halts is the random real number that Chaitin had been searching for."

    Perhaps the Slashdotting his ~300KB ebook is about to receive would be a good case study...