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  1. Re:Screw gnome, just finish gnustep already. on Ubuntu Moves Away From GNOME · · Score: 1

    This. I don't get why is hasn't happened already. Is Gnome+kde just too big?

  2. Re:Summary of all posts on Early Review of 11" Macbook Air · · Score: 2, Funny

    Fuck everything, we're doing 1 big blade. (or maybe 2 when in the open setting - shhh don't complicate things)

  3. Re:Simple, silly...there is no spoon on 4G vs. 3G vs. WiFi Throughput For Samsung's Epic 4G · · Score: 1

    Not possible if you are in the UK. All providers cap the data (and charge e.g. £2 per megabyte if you go over, usually about 1GB a month). T-mobile is an exception in that they will throttle rather than charge when you exceed your limit.

  4. Re:Not the first on Creative Commons Video Challenges Hollywood's Best · · Score: 1
    +1, Yes.

    Ignoring, all the cliches and some 'dodgy' animation / graphics (1080 version is the one to watch), this is what got me the most.

    Other than that, was great story and the sad ending was good.

  5. Re:Works on passwords too! on Google Preps Instant Search For Chrome 8 · · Score: 1

    Nice.

  6. Re:Agreed on High Fructose Corn Syrup To Get a Makeover · · Score: 1
    Some questions:

    Generally in the US HFCS is used in carbonated drinks? Is sugar sweetened fizzy drinks widely available also?

    Is it generally considered that HFCS Coke tastes better than Sugar Coke?

    Where can I get some HFCS Coke, being that I'm based in the UK and don't know anyone in the US?

  7. Re:It's not a settop box and it's not a setbottom on Boxee Box Pre-Orders Start At $229 · · Score: 1

    but then where do you hide the IR repeater?

  8. Re:I'm suffering more from overload than anything on How Good Software Makes Us Stupid · · Score: 1

    +1 informative. Was going to post those same links.

  9. Re:Question on Rustock Botnet Responsible For 40% of Spam · · Score: 1

    thanks for the pointer -- looks interesting, along with his other 'adult' stories : http://www.greenmanreview.com/book/book_dahl_bestof.html

  10. Re:Question on Rustock Botnet Responsible For 40% of Spam · · Score: 3, Funny
    Tom: Listen to this one: you open a company called the "Arse Tickler's Faggots Fan Club".

    Soap: You what?

    Tom: You take out an advert in the back page of some gay mag, advertising the latest in arse-intruding dildos. You sell it with, I dunno, "does what no other dildo can do until now", "the latest and greatest in sexual technology", "guaranteed results or your money back", all that bollocks. Now these dils cost twenty-five quid a pop - that's a snip for the amount of pleasure they're gonna give the recipients. But they send their cheques to the other company name, nothing offensive, er, "Bobbie's Bits" or something, for twenty-five quid. You take that twenty-five quid, you stick it in the bank until it clears. Now, this is the smart bit - you send back the cheque for twenty-five pound from the other company name, "Arse Tickler's Faggots Fan Club", saying we're sorry, we couldn't get the supplies from America because they ran out of stock. Now you see how many people cash that cheque - not a single soul, because who wants their bank manager to know they tickle arse when they're not paying cheques? Bacon: So how long do you have to wait until you see a return?

    Tom: Probably no more than four weeks.

    Bacon: A month? So, what fucking good is that if we need it in six - no, five days?

    Tom: Well, it's still a good idea.

  11. Re:The real application is surveillance cams on Canon Unveils 120-Megapixel Camera Sensor · · Score: 1
    Obviously CSI have been using them cameras for years..

    ENHANCE!

    yeaaaaaah!

  12. Re:Something's missing... on Nmap Developers Release a Picture of the Web · · Score: 3, Informative
    Online lookup : The icon is at (28.880, 2.373) and is 208 × 208 pixels.

    http://nmap.org/favicon/?q=slashdot.org

  13. Re:Valve != iD I suppose on Steam Not Coming To Linux · · Score: 1
    The Mac OSX quakelive client is seriously broken. It gets about 80 fps on my i7 Macbook pro and plays like a dog. On the other hand, booting my MBP into Win 7 and running Quakelive there makes it run like a dream, solid 125fps and smooth as butter.

    I don't know if the recently mentioned patch by apple/nvidia will resolve this problem or what.

  14. Re:Rather stupid... on North Korea Looking For Friends On Facebook · · Score: 1

    My Real name is ZERO1ZERO. You've found me out.

  15. Re:Rather stupid... on North Korea Looking For Friends On Facebook · · Score: 3, Insightful

    no different than most other face book users .. Except replace 'national identity' with 'personal identity' and 'governments hostile' with '3rd party organisation that has agendas other than making it easy for you to post pics of fluffy bunnies and Like This'

  16. Don't plug it in - it's a SCAM on Five Billionth Device About To Plug Into Internet · · Score: 1

    Sounds like a scam to me - Congratulations you are the 5,000,000th person to connect to the internet. Click here to have you computer infested with malware and your email in box filled with shite.

  17. american fuel prices on The Fuel Cost of Obesity · · Score: 3, Insightful

    America has one of the cheapest fuel prices in the world. Stop complaining. it's about 6-7$ a gallon here.

  18. I think my experience differs on Steve Furber On Why Kids Are Turned Off To Computing Classes · · Score: 3, Interesting
    During my time in highscool we covered a number of topics, fundamental to computing. Binary arthmetic, operating systems, hardware and cpus. We used both windows and macintosh systems (Mac classics, and later LCs), and we coded programs on BBC micro computers (the people on macs used an emulator).

    The was a great CPU simulator programs on the BBCs and you could step through machine code. We had to write a small assembly program to add some numbers or similar. Of course we also had the office apps lessons with database/spreadsheet/wordproc stuff, mostly using clarisworks.

    We also had atari sts in Art and Music departments, and the maths department had BBC micros for things like graphing and simulations on occassion. This was all during the 90's, even my primary school in the 80's had a BBC A and B for things like Funschool etc..

  19. Hack a cell phone to have more power on Amateur Radio In the Backcountry? · · Score: 1

    Might work, but as other posters mentioned things like the mountains may be the reason for the signal loss rather than the amount of power.

  20. Re:How does one form a PIrate ISP? on Digital Act Could Spur Creation of Pirate ISPs In UK · · Score: 1
    In a few more years, it'll be possible to build a wireless "alternet". A new internet with it's own DNS stack separate from the internet and the eyes of Big Brother. Except by capturing the signals and decrypting them. Technically a wireless alternet is feasible now. I have several wireless routers in my neighborhood. We could form our own network, and they can probably see a few routers I can't see further out and could connect with them. The question is: is there enough density now, that we could grow that out city-wide, county-wide, state-wide, country-wide, worldwide(how)? Certainly is major cities this is feasible. This will happen if the powers that be don't relent. If you make the internet illegal only the criminals will have internet, and almost everyone will be a criminal. The technology is out there. People have a real need to b e connected to the internet now. Take it away and they'll find new way.

    I've always thought this would be an excellent thing. How does one go about setting this kind of thing up? I guess it could be kind of like the BBS days.

  21. Re:It would help on Developing a Niche Online-Content Indexing System? · · Score: 1

    It's not a web page it's a DOS program, hence the ask slashdot....

  22. This is ridiculous on Sound As the New Illegal Narcotic? · · Score: 1

    I don't even know where to start. The whole news item is full of holes. Basically a load of bollocks. The whole concept is ridiculous, it's like that H20 hydrogen dioxide website. The language is so slanted ' luring kids' etc. oh dear. I seriously beleive If I lived in the states I could not watch american TV. It's just so absurd, and sensationalist, along with outright propaganda and annoying pronunciation of words. GRRRRRR Agh it makes me angry. How can people be so fucking thick.

  23. Re:iCal on Apple Implements the CalDAV Standard For MobileMe · · Score: 3, Interesting

    Apple always seems to 'take ages' to implement stuff. This applies in hardware, software, services etc. The upshot is that when they do it's usually implemented properly, in a nice easy to use way, with a shiny interface layer on top. Look at Ipod. When they firstbrought it out people said it was lame and it had less space than current competing mp3 players. But what they did have was solid. And there wasn't even an itunes store at that point. A few revisions later and they dominate the mp3 player space. iPad will be the same. Look at some of there software offereings and it's the same story.

  24. What?? I don't get it on Pixel Inventor Goes Back To the Drawing Board · · Score: 1
    Can someone explain to me what this is about... The picture in the article looks pretty amazing, wow using these non square shaped pixels sure makes the face look clearer, but on closer inspection, it's made up of square pixels which are in fact smaller than the pixels on the left image. Look at the top left of the picture for example.

    I'm sure if the picture on the left was resized to match the pixel density on the left it would look just as good..

  25. Re:Not a kettle lead. on Working Toward a Universal Power Brick For Laptops · · Score: 1
    Hey idiot! the name for the plug connector on a kettle lead is the C15....

    yeah thanks for that