Comment Re:Bluetooth (Score -1) 519
my moue is corded so the only thing that will stop me is if my computer cra
Comment Re:Controversy Mining ... (Score 0, Funny) 41
they should take their robots and go back to wear they came from
"Sir, you can't end your sentence with a preposition."
"Oh, really? Well, what would you say?"
"Well, I guess I'd say either, 'Go back from where you came,' or the preferred Queen's English, 'Go back, thee, from whence thou came.'"
- Canadian Bacon, 1995
Comment Re:The point of this story? (Score -1) 21
I believe Roland has found a partner.
Comment Re:What about Google? (Score -1) 137
You have no idea what you're talking about.
Comment why (Score -1, Redundant) 379
i have an mp3 player that can do everything a shuffle can (minus the voice thing). it accepts any audio speaker device as long as it has a 3.5mm stereo jack. it has a display. it has an eq. it costs a fraction of the shuffle's cost. so the question is, why?
Comment Re:A game? (Score -1) 208
pays you a visit TO THE GULAG!!!!!8!
Comment Re:Considering the Rush Job... (Score -1) 48
Counter-Strike? Unreal Tournament? Quake 3? Tribes?
Comment Re:Last sentence is stupid (Score -1) 369
If I don't use my taps for a month, my water bill will reflect that.
If I don't use my network for a month, my internet bill will NOT reflect that.
Comment Re:How often at slashdot (Score -1) 197
it's called twitter
Comment Re:better than the alternative (Score -1) 244
You're in the supermarket, holding a packet of sugar, behind a little old lady
Old Lady: Is that all you've got, love?
You: *nods*
Old lady lets you through
You: ...and I've got a whole fucking trolley here!
Old Lady: Is that all you've got, love?
You: *nods*
Old lady lets you through
You:
Comment Re:If Seagate keeps this up (Score 0, Informative) 559
It's coming from Maxtor's Thailand facility.
Comment Re:iPod, iPhone, then what? (Score -1) 371
No, the car analogy would be Porsche welding the hood shut.
Comment Re:This is interesting (Score -1) 164
I use the same directory structure as you (or so it would appear). I don't know how anyone can put up with anything else.
Submission + - Password stealing for dummies (heise-security.co.uk)
juct writes: "Ever wondered why Cross Site Scripting (XSS) is said to be such a bad thing? Who on Earth clicks on links that are 8 inches long, contain funny characters en masse and still enters valid log-in data? This heise Security article shows with a little demo that XSS can be hidden everywhere and how this makes your password an easy prey."
