Comment Yes, '98 or so. (Score 1) 5
The email that I got with this picture had the caption, Winner of the Not-My-Job Award. Is it sad that I still have it saved and kicking around? No don't answer that!
Comment Re:Thoughts? (Score 0, Offtopic) 171
The unfortunate darker side of online anonymity.
Comment Look Closely (Score 2, Funny) 1
I'd say it's for his own defense. Look at her nails! They're probably sharpened too.
Comment Re:So... (Score 1) 134
I've been to many classical concerts where they play pieces from Contemporary Composers and Composition Majors. This is equal to much of the new works if not better.
Comment Re:Dragging on? (Score 3, Insightful) 317
She would have "offed" herself eventually? Perhaps she was on the brink of getting therapy and becoming a more stable person. But now she's dead and doesn't have a chance of getting better.
Submission + - Hackers launch major attack on US military Labs
Kurtz'sKompund writes: Hackers have succeeded in breaking into the computer systems of two of the USA's most important science labs, the Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) in Tennessee and Los Alamos National Laboratory in New Mexico.
http://www.techworld.com/news/index.cfm?RSS
Submission + - Photoshopping about to get harder to detect
Frosty Piss writes: "We all know by now that you can't trust magazine covers and advertisements for skin-care products. The power of Photoshop is startling when you see it in action, and realize how much the representations of reality we see all around us are distorted and "improved" according to whatever the current standards of blemish-free beauty are. While we learn how to detect the tell-tale smudges, spots of flat color, inconsistencies in lighting, and pixilated artifacts left behind by digital manipulation, Dr. Ariel Shamir has developed a technique called Seam Carving that will make detection of Photoshopping much more difficult in the near future. As shown in this video, it's astonishing and almost disturbing how easy and fast it is to distort distances or remove objects entirely with this new tool."
