Comment Re:When Signed/Unsigned Strikes (Score 0) 275
This always bothered me... what does this mean and why is it funny?
"Word."
Comment Re:Correction (Score 1, Funny) 275
"We Screwed Up Windows Mobile"
s/ Windows Mobile/!/
This is better.
s/ Windows Mobile/!/
This is better.
Submission + - Goodbye from the STARTREK.COM Team 1
Curlsman writes: Goodbye from the STARTREK.COM Team
Sadly, we must report that CBS Interactive organization is being restructured, and the production team that brings you the STARTREK.COM site has been eliminated. Effective immediately.
We don't know the ultimate fate of this site, which has served millions of Star Trek fans for the last thirteen years.
If you have comments, please send them to editor @ startrek.com — we hope someone at CBS will read them.
Thank you for your loyal fandom over the years. It has been a pleasure to serve you.
http://www.startrek.com/startrek/view/news/article/2316633.html
Is this site worth a write-in campaign?
Sadly, we must report that CBS Interactive organization is being restructured, and the production team that brings you the STARTREK.COM site has been eliminated. Effective immediately.
We don't know the ultimate fate of this site, which has served millions of Star Trek fans for the last thirteen years.
If you have comments, please send them to editor @ startrek.com — we hope someone at CBS will read them.
Thank you for your loyal fandom over the years. It has been a pleasure to serve you.
http://www.startrek.com/startrek/view/news/article/2316633.html
Is this site worth a write-in campaign?
Submission + - First Bugatti Veyron crash: There goes $1.6M
zimsters writes: "http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/surrey/6422215. stm
From the article:
A car worth more than £800,000 was involved in a collision with a van before crashing into trees.
Should there be some age limit for people driving supercars? The driver who crashed this car probably had never driven anything over 150HP in his life before..."
Sony to Launch Virtual Universe
UmUm~ writes "Capitalizing on the popularity of social networks and online worlds, Sony will launch its own virtual universe and another 3-D game built almost entirely by players. "Home" is a real-time, networked world for the PlayStation 3 in which players create human-looking characters called avatars. They can buy clothing, furniture and videos to play on a virtual flat-screen television in their virtual apartments."
