Good point. "Honey, someone keyed our USB again. Now I have to get it repainted. That's the third time this month!":P
I think a better way (thinking in sense of being useful to the average user, and not necessarily cheapest) would be wireless access everywhere combined with a safe way to access one's personal files over the internet.
I think that it can be useful if you want info that you might not find elsewhere. I actually used it to look up stuff about slashdot subculture and related stuff. Quite informative. I just don't use it for school-related things, since it can't be trusted in that way. Any of my teachers that know about it say we are not allowed to even look at the site for projects. Still good for reading stuff when bored, whether or not it's accurate.
I'm very glad that this was a hoax. It's a total waste to make disposable dvd's. Major environmental hazard, since no one would dispose correctly. Unless they also used the biodegradable (did I spell that right?) stuff I read about a while ago.
Slashdot Mirror
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But slower than Chuck Norris.
Anyway, that's quite some speed it has. Major improvement. Now we just have to hope nothing goes wrong.
Could this someday put google in line with companies like Sony?
With all this, how can the RIAA still say they're losing money? I don't see how their argument works anymore.
After this move, will South Park run on linux?
at least in your future they haven't trademarked verbs.
I still believe it's too early to start putting on the tin foil hats.
Sorry I'm late coming home, honey. I lost the car again.
Does that estimate include how much pocket lint I have?
Seriously, though, why would anyone want to index all the info in the world? That's kinda weird, in my opinion.
Good point. "Honey, someone keyed our USB again. Now I have to get it repainted. That's the third time this month!" :P
I think a better way (thinking in sense of being useful to the average user, and not necessarily cheapest) would be wireless access everywhere combined with a safe way to access one's personal files over the internet.
It would be nice to have that accessability in hotels, but I have one small problem with USB drives. They're too freaking small. I keep losing them.
I think that it can be useful if you want info that you might not find elsewhere. I actually used it to look up stuff about slashdot subculture and related stuff. Quite informative. I just don't use it for school-related things, since it can't be trusted in that way. Any of my teachers that know about it say we are not allowed to even look at the site for projects. Still good for reading stuff when bored, whether or not it's accurate.
I'm very glad that this was a hoax. It's a total waste to make disposable dvd's. Major environmental hazard, since no one would dispose correctly. Unless they also used the biodegradable (did I spell that right?) stuff I read about a while ago.
In Soviet Russia, hoax spread you!
Hey, things happen. And this isn't firefox we're talking about yet, so it doesn't matter.
ok, so I take that back. A bit too harsh. Sorry for the inconvenience.
:P
Why couldn't Bush have chosen someone less crazy? :P
The availability of tons of space images online is a wonderful thing.
But if nobody hacked anything, there wouldn't be a need for better security.
I'm too idealist for my own good.
If I were going to North Lake College, I would love to take that course. That sounds like a lot of fun. :P
I still will never understand why people do stupid things like hack websites.
Why would it harm him? I personally think it's quite funny, and wouldn't dislike him in the least for it.
So what would the MPAA be then? I shudder to think. :P
Nice to see people noticing that accusing tons of people with broad statements is bad. :D
How long until we start catching them and getting them in aquariums?