"Doesn't it seem wrong for the US gov't to be pushing private companies to censor the internet without due process?"
If Bush had been president, this headline would have read: "Doesn't it seem wrong for the Bush Whitehouse to be pushing private companies to censor the internet without due process?" But the Slashdot editors voted for Obama, so they can't make him look bad, even if they disagree with him
Troll? Didn't you see the news story? Obama said "We can absorb a terrorist attack." http://www.npr.org/blogs/thetwo-way/2010/09/22/130040247/obama-says-we-can-absorb-a-terrorist-attack-your-thoughts
"Really,I know a lot of people seem to be using twitter, but I just don't get it. Am I too old?"
I used to think the same thing until I started playing with it. It's all about who you follow. For instance, I follow Weird Al and every couple of days he posts something funny. And it's also how I found out about a Ustream Q&A that he was doing one day. Back in 2008, I was following Leo Laporte, but instead of tech posts, I was getting commentary on the US presidential elections. So I unfollowed him. It's all about finding people who post things that interest you and then following them.
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If you were worried about vice-presidents, you should have looked at Obama's.
It started when Obama fired the CEO of GM.
"Doesn't it seem wrong for the US gov't to be pushing private companies to censor the internet without due process?"
If Bush had been president, this headline would have read: "Doesn't it seem wrong for the Bush Whitehouse to be pushing private companies to censor the internet without due process?" But the Slashdot editors voted for Obama, so they can't make him look bad, even if they disagree with him
They shouldn't turn it down, then they could advertise that they have 10,200 apps!
"Sense vehicular motion (including vibration) and shut down the texting function while in motion."
Better yet, sense texting and shut down vehicular motion
"The uniform shout of the Iranian nation is forever 'Death to Israel.'" --Iranian president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad
That's a good point.
Note to self: When hiring Perl programmers, look for heavy drinkers.
It just hit me--think of all the stuff you could do in a Perl program that would fit into one tweet?
Troll? Didn't you see the news story? Obama said "We can absorb a terrorist attack." http://www.npr.org/blogs/thetwo-way/2010/09/22/130040247/obama-says-we-can-absorb-a-terrorist-attack-your-thoughts
Don't worry, President Obama says we can absorb the impact
tech-savvy != good leadership
There are quite a few "peers" I don't want connecting to my network.
What exactly is it about Palin that you don't like?
Why? What does "complex life off-Earth" imply?
So if someone makes a product called "Video Phone" will Apple sue? After all, they have a trademark on "iPhone". What about "Video Tunes"?
Are you sure? Seems like a continuation of the old.
"several nuclear missiles simultaneously and inexplicably malfunctioned"
Wouldn't a malfunction mean that it didn't explode? Wouldn't that mean someone was trying to fire it? :-)
"Really,I know a lot of people seem to be using twitter, but I just don't get it. Am I too old?"
I used to think the same thing until I started playing with it. It's all about who you follow. For instance, I follow Weird Al and every couple of days he posts something funny. And it's also how I found out about a Ustream Q&A that he was doing one day. Back in 2008, I was following Leo Laporte, but instead of tech posts, I was getting commentary on the US presidential elections. So I unfollowed him. It's all about finding people who post things that interest you and then following them.
The Islamorada Restaurants located inside Bass Pro Shops serve alligator as an appetizer.
...protected using HDCP encryption!
I imagine it started out something like this:
#include nextstep.h
int main(argc, char *argv[]) //TODO: Insert OS here
{
}
Steve is just making you realize how important color is by taking it away.
For "node-sized," think "size of a breakfast cereal prize."
Is that a European or African cereal prize?
UK ISPs To Pass 25% of Copyright Enforcement Costs To Customers
"a few weeks after you buy a 'smartphone' some other model makes yours a POS"
That happens with all computer hardware