I've found SAproxy to be a convenient way to run SpamAssassin with Outlook. You point your account at the locally running POP3 proxy, it filters your mail as it's coming in, prepending "*****SPAM*****" to the beginning of any suspected spam, then you add a rule in Outlook looking for that. Easy peasy (and freesy!)
Likewise, I miss those big-ass keyboards that click when you type.
I missed them too, so I bought myself one from pckeyboard.com, who apparently bought the rights/tooling/whatever from IBM/Lexmark, and still make keyboards that "click" (aka buckling spring). Hey, it looks like they even have a Linux version now!
I say we specifically look for titles with this sticker, purchase them, give them a whirl in our PCs and see them not play, and return them. Vote with not just our money, but their overhead costs to handle all the returned merchandise and bad publicity when stores don't want CDs with those stickers.
Vote with your money, yes, but deliberately buying and returning a product you're not interested in to begin with reeks of ballot stuffing to me.
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Wireless. More space than a Nomad. Still lame.
I've never really seen the appeal of the iPod over the tons of comparable, cheaper, multi-standard hard-drives-with-headphones out there.
You misspelled "No wireless. Less space than a nomad. Lame."
In line with earlier efforts, how about "Smart Kids"?
a) 384 kbps MP3 does exist. It's called "freeformat" and MP3 can go up to 640kbps.
640kbps ought to be enough for anybody.
Unfortunatly most comments in the beginning was negative.
Maybe it has something to do with poor spell and grammar checking..?
Where are the space elevators?! I was promised space elevators!!
I just wish I didn't have to buy it a $129 present every year...
sounds like someone's been taking his choline!
We want it to be totally free and unrestricted and on the other hand we want it to work smoothly and civilly.
not to nag, but it's actually "just deserts"
Makes it One Million Dollars in two months.
You forgot to put your pinkie to the corner of your mouth and laugh...
I've found SAproxy to be a convenient way to run SpamAssassin with Outlook. You point your account at the locally running POP3 proxy, it filters your mail as it's coming in, prepending "*****SPAM*****" to the beginning of any suspected spam, then you add a rule in Outlook looking for that. Easy peasy (and freesy!)
Your comment reminds me of an old SNL skit called "Ruining it for Everyone."
;)
Speaking of ruining it for everyone, my first throught was "I wonder if I can find that episode on Gnutella"...
Disclaimer: I voted for him
Did you go for the dimpled chad, the hanging chad, or just punch that sucker all the way through?!
Even if it did hit your brain it probably wouldn't do enough damage to register.
You talkin' to me, bitch?
I knew I'd read this Slashdot story before!
s lashdot.org/
http://web.archive.org/web/19971221012817/http://
MacSlash has a brief note how NASA's JPL has put together a cluster of 33 XServes that was able to achieve 1/5 teraflop
I think you meant:
MacSlash has a brief note how NASA's JPL has put together a cluster of 33 XServes that was able to achieve 1/5 teraflop. Apple.
... a Beowulf cluster of these!
I'm not even sure what that means.
now he's in heaven shouting "OMFG that was such bullshit!"
I missed them too, so I bought myself one from pckeyboard.com, who apparently bought the rights/tooling/whatever from IBM/Lexmark, and still make keyboards that "click" (aka buckling spring). Hey, it looks like they even have a Linux version now!
I really can't recommend this [...] book highly enough.
rating: 9
Whoa, talk about Kafkaesque!
Vote with your money, yes, but deliberately buying and returning a product you're not interested in to begin with reeks of ballot stuffing to me.
If you're reading this, then your Slashdot ID and your geek code will probably be enough for them...
How did this lame story about a stock split percolate its way to the /. homepage?