Comment Web Applications (Score 1, Interesting) 476
What about all the companies that use older versions of IE because of compatibility with their own proprietary web applications?
Comment Re:Prices were nuts recently (Score 0) 198
What you saved 2 dollars?
Comment How do you get on? (Score 0) 357
If you need to be on a train to get on another train..
Comment The Spider (Score 0) 38
Anyone notice the guy riding the giant spider?!
Comment Geek ruler (Score 0) 374
Come on geeks, get your rulers out and compare!
Comment DEFCON Must watch (Score 1) 485
I haven't learned how to code links, but this video is pretty similar to your situation
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U4oB28ksiIo
Comment About Rome (Score 0) 944
The rioters there weren't part of the movement, they were using the movement as a way to gain attention and disrupt the real meaning of the day
Comment Re:RIP (Score 0) 725
without forgetting the warning: incompatible implicit declaration of built-in function ‘printf’
Comment Facebook (Score 1) 725
I wish Facebook would get filled with everybody's remarks the same way it filled for Jobs. This
Submission + - Dennis Ritchie has passed on (theregister.co.uk)
An anonymous reader writes: Dennis Ritchie just passed away. I can think of nothing to say that you don't already know about him, except that once he claimed he'd never been a member of the Demigodic party. He was, of course, quite wrong. I feel like a pillar of the world has just broken.
Submission + - Hot multi-OS switching - why haven't other develop (alwaysinnovating.com) 1
recrudescence writes: "Slashdot readers might remember the Touchbook announcement from Always Innovating stirring up a lot of excitement in the slashdot community back in 2009 (almost a year before the iPad was announced and essentially killed this off, and way before the Asus Transformer, which is essentially the same idea). The company's new product seems to support Hot multi-OS switching, supposedly with a minimal performance penalty. What seems strange to me is, why haven't other developers jumped in on this already? Macs, for instance, made a huge campaign of their products' new ability to finally support Microsoft Windows, yet (disregarding emulation options) they're still limited to booting to a single working system at any time."
Comment Not very correct (Score 0) 251
I like how they say there is no need of modification or reprogramming... Adding a chip is modding to me
Just put one of those void if broken seal and a notice to always check the seal.
Comment My son accepted (Score 0) 378
He's a minor and therefore the contract is invalid
Comment Moonloght (Score 0) 68
let me shed some moonlight on the subject
Comment Martians (Score 0) 82
What if the life forms we will bring will start what in millions of years we will know as martians?
