It may be a cool touch, but they appear to be using a rather rubbish algorithm to pick them. My search for "slashdot" returned an image of the Beijing Olympics next to the result for this site.
Oh, and now all I get is "Due to overwhelming interest, our Cuil servers are running a bit hot right now. The search engine is momentarily unavailable as we add more capacity."
Slashdotted. That'll teach them to try to compete with Google, I guess:)
What makes them think that botnet will be made up of computers located in some other country in the first place? As I remember, a massive proportion of infected computers in existing botnets are in the US.
Quick, lets attack our own computers!
It's probably worth noting that he doesn't even call the author a crackpot - he says the book is "flagrant crackpottery."
If you called someone's book "insane", you wouldn't necessarily be saying that the author is insane themselves.
The carbon they are creating the fuel with is being extracted from the air. When we burn it, we are simply putting it back into the air for the bacteria to suck up again and make more fuel.
YouTube can, however, say "What you're asking for is unreasonable. Sure, you claim it's reasonable, but you're not even willing to do it on your own site and yet you expect us to?" - which does seem to be a valid argument.
If the end of the question read "inculpated her personally?" then it seems to make perfect sense, with A accidentally referring to "inculpated" as second from last when it was actually third from last (as pointed out by Q's response)
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Oh, and now all I get is "Due to overwhelming interest, our Cuil servers are running a bit hot right now. The search engine is momentarily unavailable as we add more capacity."
Slashdotted. That'll teach them to try to compete with Google, I guess :)
Do people get prosecuted for theft of a person's sense of humour too?
Record their credit card details then charge them for the computer they "bought". :)
I certainly hope someone is able to explain what ever that means.
MMO releases patch that adds some features. In other news, things still fall downwards.
What makes them think that botnet will be made up of computers located in some other country in the first place? As I remember, a massive proportion of infected computers in existing botnets are in the US. Quick, lets attack our own computers!
Should be linking to http://developers.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=07/0 8/25/1648253 I guess.
It's probably worth noting that he doesn't even call the author a crackpot - he says the book is "flagrant crackpottery." If you called someone's book "insane", you wouldn't necessarily be saying that the author is insane themselves.
The carbon they are creating the fuel with is being extracted from the air. When we burn it, we are simply putting it back into the air for the bacteria to suck up again and make more fuel.
As demonstrated by your uncanny ability to reply to the correct article, right?
It's not a one way street for that sort of thing though. We've been dealing with the fallout from stupid US decisions for some time.
In case anybody wants to RTFA: http://www.gamerswithjobs.com/node/31807
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hoB01yi_6Ys
Here you go: http://www.youtube.com/ytawards
YouTube can, however, say "What you're asking for is unreasonable. Sure, you claim it's reasonable, but you're not even willing to do it on your own site and yet you expect us to?" - which does seem to be a valid argument.
If the end of the question read "inculpated her personally?" then it seems to make perfect sense, with A accidentally referring to "inculpated" as second from last when it was actually third from last (as pointed out by Q's response)
According to a comment on that site, "Book and Volume" has also been withdrawn.
The same could be achieved using a clickable image map showing a keypad with the numbers in random locations.
TFA says that they're looking into using it for ATM machines. An image on an ATM machine would be considerably less secure than a keypad type device.