Comment Re:A good read ... (Score 1) 13
I no longer maintain any domains - I still have several years left on my 10 year pre-paid hosting plan, but since I couldn't use a computer, let them all lapse. Maybe at some future date
I no longer maintain any domains - I still have several years left on my 10 year pre-paid hosting plan, but since I couldn't use a computer, let them all lapse. Maybe at some future date
her TomHudson & Barbara, not Barbie accounts banned
Nope. Full explanation of how I was unable to see well enough to use a computer for more than 2 years, and thought I would never be able to, so don't have my old passwords (though they may be written down somewhere) can be found here.
The real issue with APK, (google "APK Hosts File Troll"): Victims of technological change - Why haters gotta hate - which is somewhat on topic to this story.
Oh, and 3 stories on the front page (1 Thursday, two Sunday) Diners Tend To Eat More If Their Companions Are Overweight, First Birth From Human Womb Transplant, and NASA Asks Boeing, SpaceX To Stop Work On Next-Gen Space Taxi.
What have YOU been doing to contribute to the site - except for attacking me based on my gender identity and pimping your hosts file?
Anyway, time to ignore him for another week.
21st century organizations need rule breakers -- agile, inventive, and interconnected with specialists on the 'Net
Like Anonymous, Snowden, Bradley, Silk Road, - the FBI wants to talk to you, citizen!
I thought of video - then skipped it. How many slashdotters want to post videos of themselves? We are compulsive nit-pickers when it comes to finding flaws in our own work - videos would get edited, re-edited, re-shot, scripted, then unscripted,
And you'll notice all those interviews with videos that appear on slashdot, people want a transcript, because we can read faster than talking heads can talk. Sure, a 15-second video, but not a 5 minute one, unless it's really well done.
Maybe people who write in journals should be encouraged to use slashdot as an "incubator". For example, someone writing a 4th book might be encouraged to post it, as they write it, in their journal, and hopefully have a note about an interesting section posted on the front page. Get feedback, ideas, criticism, hate mail (hey, if people are sending you hate mail, you're hitting a nerve!!!)
Many of us have interesting stories to tell, and the interest in making money is secondary to getting the word out there, either for an ego boost, or to help others. Instead of it being along the lines of a prominent figure doing a q and a, or an ask slashdot, this sort of thing could go into sci-fi, tech, medical, social, even self-help. Slashdot could even (*gasp*) have a women's features section - because women are also producers and consumers of tech, but have a different perspective and different experiences.
But interesting journals, to appeal to a broader base, need some visual content - PICTURES. Illustrative diagrams, photos. Embedding images from a separate blog or a picassa account won't work - people will just create a separate blog. Slashdot is still a bit stuck in the usenet style.
Capsules have some control over their destination by having an asymmetric center of gravity. Rotating the capsule can cause it to go into a steeper or shallower descent, or in a slightly different direction. It's not a lifting body, but it's better than nothing.
Telling us that we're incapable of getting to Heaven on our own and sending His only begotten Son to die in our place seems like just the thing an infinite Love would do.
Infinite love should have found a way to get it right the first time. Or kept it in Beta longer.
Anyone can make an omelet with eggs. The trick is to make one with none.