How about a (-2) 'hate speech' mod.
Offtopic,Troll or Flamebait is just not enough.
Then I can read slashdot at a -1 threshold without having to read this crap.
(some Offtopic -1 post are still interesting)
So do what everyone else does in these institutions...have lots of sex with total strangers.
And then you end up in the same boat as David Duchovny.
lose/lose (from the article) seems like a fun game to play right before installing Debian.
But will it run Linux?
No, seriously,
I rarely play games, and if I do - they're on a Mac.
The only appeal of the PS3 to me is programming the Cell processor, I was hoping to get into that later this year.
WTF did Sony discontinue support for Linux in the new PS3?
...and their fitness program is to take the stairs so you don't have to worry about being fired in an elevator.
That is one of the most interesting articles about Apple I've read.
Funny that Apple is the only major company that hasn't jumped in on the Netbook bandwagon.
sorry for being OT
That has got to be the best use of the candy since WW2 and one of the reasons SAS is #1. That's the type of mindset I would like my boss to have.
I checked the list twice.
Where's Apple?
from http://www.myboogieboard.com/
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And I don't think the page has been slashdotted yet.
Test the survivability of this by using a dummy with G-force sensors (just like we see on Mythbusters).
Then, if all goes well - try the stunt.
And please, use some kind of stabilizer to make sure you don't turn into a frisbee.
I do see potential in this 'experiment' if anyone ever needs to bail out on spaceship2.
src: wikipedia
(Wi-Fi) distance records (using non-standard devices) include 382 km (237 mi) in June 2007.
(ISS) maintained at an orbit between 278 km (173 mi) and 460 km (286 mi) altitude.
If their laptops don't have their wi-fi cards removed, that would make for some out-of-this-world wardriving.
That's not true. Since at least the Berne Convention in the 1970s, copyright protection is automatic, and publication is not a prerequisite. Your work is copyrighted the instant you lift your pen. Under the Berne Convention, however, whether you wrote the book when you were 20 or when you were 70, the copyright would still extend to 50 years after your death. Later amendments to copyright law in the United States have extended the term further, and the situation can get fairly complicated for "works for hire" or works owned by a company, as the Jack Benny show may be.
facepalm
You are right, I got to make better examples.
Sorry for the noise.
A janitor cleans things up - and is not a carpenter.
A carpenter builds new things - and is not a janitor.
IT has to do both.
If either gets neglected, the company suffers.
Garbage In -- Gospel Out.
