Comment Satoshi Nakamoto is actually Banksy (Score 1) 186
Satoshi Nakamoto is actually "Bank"sy
Comment Re:Slightly misleading. (Score 1) 226
I worked from home for three years and during that they never knocked on the door for parcels at all. I'd get a card saying that they tried to deliver it but nobody was home so I have to go pick it up. Bullshit, they never even tried to deliver it.
Comment I wrote a Commodore PET, C64 and Apple ][ emulator (Score 1) 157
I wrote a Commodore PET, Vic-20, C64 and Apple ][ emulator in native-client as well.
You can play with it here:
http://www.scale18.com/nc/game/game.html
Comment Not a pilot but... (Score 5, Funny) 249
He did stay at a Holiday Inn Express last night.
Comment Re:Read the article (Score 1) 688
Why does Texas think cars are so special and require special laws for their sale, if they truly were looking out to protect sales jobs in Texas then they would just blanket ban the sales of ALL items direct from the manufacturer. That would mean no more Apple stores in Texas, I would be ok with that.
Comment Vancouver (YVR) has something similar (Score 4, Informative) 226
You stand on a mat and it directs you to one of three different security lines, presumably to randomize the screeners incase you have one on your payroll.,
Comment Panorama and Heavy Metal (Score 1) 363
Panorama - The monthly magazine for the Porsche Club of America
Heavy Metal - The science fiction and fantasy graphic novel magazine
Heavy Metal - The science fiction and fantasy graphic novel magazine
Comment Stunts! (Score 2) 189
Cool, I wrote Stunts on a 16mhz 386 so this should be powerful enough to play it.
Submission + - Windows Chief Steven Sinofsky Leaves Microsoft (computerworld.com)
CWmike writes: "Steven Sinofsky, the executive in charge of Microsoft's Windows 8 operating system and the driving force behind the new OS, is leaving the company effective immediately, Microsoft announced late Monday. Sinofsky was also the public face for Windows 8 and its new Metro interface, posting constant updates in a Windows 8 blog that charted its development. His last post, fittingly, was entitled 'Updating Windows 8 for General Availability.' The OS was officially launched at the end of last month. According to the All Things D blog, there was growing tension between Sinofsky and other members of the Microsoft executive team, who didn't see him as enough of a team player. But Microsoft's official position is that the decision was a mutual one. Sinofsky had only good things to say about his former employer."
Submission + - Microsoft's Sinofsky out after Windows 8 launch
dcsmith writes: Two weeks after Apple's stunning management shakeup, Microsoft has announced a shocker of its own: Windows chief Steven Sinofsky, heir apparent to Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer, left the company Monday.
Comment Re:I'm also looking for somewhere new (Score 1) 999
Australia?
Comment Re:Different markets (Score 1) 241
The PI model B is $35, the model A is $25.
Comment Re:6502 (Score 2) 301
Commodore bought MOS technology in 1976 when they were on the verge of bankruptcy, Apple would not have had a source for chips if they had gone under.
Comment You can watch it here: (Score 1) 77
Comment Comming soon the scroll computer (Score 1) 87
I would love to see a portable computer that is similar to the old scroll type maps of days gone by. The CPU itself would be about the size of a paper towel tube and the display would just unscroll to look at it and scroll back up around the tube when you are finished with it.
