Comment Re:We promise we won't hurt you. (Score 1) 628
I love the way they connect people they don't like to enemy countries and Arabs.
It's so convenient to get the public's approval like that.
Comment yeah and birds fly. (Score 1) 527
Apple is closing it's code more and more,
The problem is, they are developing devices,
So unlike Microsoft, they could pretty much close everything they want.
The future of the web according to Apple,
Is owned by Companies - not the People.
Comment Whoa? (Score 1) 340
Did Hitler come back? I'm sure I would've heard of it.
Comment please (Score 1) 699
please look over your cellphone, check if you're not stepping into the ocean.
Comment Re:So far (Score 1) 6
simply watch the videos, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gYjkLUcbJWo
weapons found:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JvS9PXZ3RWM
I think it speaks for itself.
What kind of aid ship holds weapons?
What kind of freedom loving activists come to an aid journey when people are holding guns and knives?
Comment Somehow you've failed to mention (Score 1) 6
That there were Weapons on the so called Aid Ships.
Israeli soldiers were attacked by those weapons and there's even a report of live ammunition on the Aid Ships.
Now tell me, what kind of Aid Ship goes with Flags and Weapons?
The provocative kind.
Comment Re:2TB with 512-byte sectors (Score 1) 467
I think that at this rate 16TB would be very soon.. sectors need to be bigger.
Comment Re:1984 (Score 1) 1238
Waiting for the Proles to rise and make a difference.
But they are unaware.
Well, in this case they actually brought it on themselves.
Getting Started Contributing Back To Open Source 99
markfreeman writes "The one burning need I have felt over the last year was to get involved with open source as a contributor. I have wanted to help with documentation, advocacy, and most of all, with programming. Here's the story of how I got started, thanks to openhatch.org (which calls itself 'an open source involvement engine') and how you can too."
Comment You can't blame them (Score 1) 389
You can't blame the oil companies, it's not like they have the funds to deal with catastrophes ..
"Oh bob, it's ok, it's a 50$ bill.. we use it as toilet paper.. just like the citizens"
Comment Lucid Lynx (Score 2, Funny) 567
Because there are just too many regular Lynx's out there.
Ubuntu Linux 10.04 Review (Lucid Lynx) 567
JimLynch writes "The open source world has been eagerly anticipating the final release of Ubuntu Linux 10.04, and now it's finally here. Canonical has been working extremely hard and it shows in the quality of this release."
Does HP + Palm = Facepalm? 236
ChiefMonkeyGrinder submitted a bit of commentary on yesterday's news that
Hewlett-Packard was buying Palm. From TFA:
"When I first read the news that HP was buying Palm for $1.2 billion, my first reaction was that HP had lost its marbles ('clueless' was how I tweeted it). Why, I wondered, did it need to pay $1.2 billion for a dying platform when it could have used the increasingly popular Android for nothing? (OK, it probably picked up a few useful patents, as well.) I also thought that it didn't have the resources to enter the extremely competitive area of smartphones."
Submission + - Dictionary Software Comparison (theultimatefive.com)
Asaf.Zamir writes: There aren't many choices for software Dictionaries out there,
It is quite strange if you think of the amount of people using a Dictionary software.
The top one is without a doubt Babylon.
as you can see on the comparison chart, it takes the lot.
It is quite strange if you think of the amount of people using a Dictionary software.
The top one is without a doubt Babylon.
as you can see on the comparison chart, it takes the lot.
Comment Re:and end to cancer in our life time (Score 1) 97
We have already hit the biological age limitation a long time ago, every time we cure a disease that's suppose to kill someone.
Unless you are referring to a time where our bodies would actually fall apart which I think would be solved not too long from now
(parts of the DNA do have data referring to the "age" of the cells, as in, what generation are they, and it's being researched pretty heavily but it seems that not too long from now they'll find a way to stop the aging process completely).
How about that, living a couple of hundreds of years, now that would be a change in the human perspective.
