I must've missed the cylindrical shape and brown colour.
crap isn't necessarily cylindrical and brown. sometimes it looks like the most useless building in the world (well, there are many, but this particular one is located in Redmond, WA)
I see your point. If making an outbound call is really that complicated, then I guess that Skype's idea isn't really that practical... I mean, how would Joe Sixpack figure it out?
Well, until I read the part about only being able to call other Skype users, I was excited because I was looking forward to making international prank calls... drat;)
also there are a lot of javascript problems with slashdot... if you use firefox, and check the JavaScript console after you load Slashdot, there are a bunch of errors that show up...
Slashdot Mirror
In Soviet Russia, frozen peat bog melts you!
It depends. I suppose you could, but Java does have that tendency to get painfully slow for any game that is not an applet...
haha... i get it -- good one :-)
you posted to the wrong article. go here: http://slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=05/08/03/001622 3&tid=109&tid=189&tid=1
Or perhaps google will just be listed in their database of phishing sites.
and in Vista, Firefox will be listed as a security risk and Microsoft Bob won't let you install it...
they invented the internet. no questions. :-)
Interestingly, that problem doesn't occur in Internet Explorer. I wonder...
It looks like crap. Sorry, it just does.
I see your point. If making an outbound call is really that complicated, then I guess that Skype's idea isn't really that practical... I mean, how would Joe Sixpack figure it out?
Well, until I read the part about only being able to call other Skype users, I was excited because I was looking forward to making international prank calls... drat ;)
Wow -- that's kind of sad... even microsoft is standards compliant these days http://validator.w3.org/check?uri=http%3A%2F%2Fwww .microsoft.com, even though the index page is the only one that validates... :-)
i don't think so: if you try to pass it through the w3c validator, you get a 403 error: http://validator.w3.org/check?uri=http%3A%2F%2Fsla shdot.org
go ahead and check it out if you want...
also there are a lot of javascript problems with slashdot... if you use firefox, and check the JavaScript console after you load Slashdot, there are a bunch of errors that show up...
sharing bandwidth = communism yup, i'm all for it...
nah, use Elmer's glue! it's pretty universal so by definition it should work for astronauts...
Google uses Java (gmail) Not really. They use JavaScript for that, which is quite different.
(here it comes) In Soviet Russia, software patents you!
At least you have a wife... lucky!!!
it's government conspiracy!