cs96and - Slashdot User

Comment Re:Excellent! (Score 1) 366

by cs96and on Wednesday March 02, 2011 @03:51PM (#35360608) Attached to: Bing Becomes No.2 Search Engine at 4.37%

Now if only it didn't suck.

I wish someone - even Microsoft - would come up with a decent alternative to Google. Being a monopoly is making them more and more corrupt, and by being the gatekeeper, they now own too much of the internet.

Try duckduckgo.com. It's pretty good

Comment Re:It's an evolution, not a revolution (Score 1) 294

by cs96and on Sunday November 01, 2009 @08:27AM (#29940921) Attached to: The Golden Age of Infinite Music

Well whatever. Because that is me. I evolve, but I don't revolve. Or vice-versa. I suppose what you're trying to say is, you don't want another Chris Evans on your hands.

Comment Re:Does it run... (Score 1) 249

by cs96and on Friday October 02, 2009 @08:18AM (#29615387) Attached to: OpenSSH Going Strong After 10 Years With Release of v5.3

Use cygwin

Comment Re:Meh (Score 1) 644

by cs96and on Thursday May 28, 2009 @08:41AM (#28122131) Attached to: Asus Slaps Linux In the Face

What about the time and effort you spent replacing windows with linux?

Comment CodeLite (Score 1) 1055

by cs96and on Wednesday May 27, 2009 @10:50AM (#28109669) Attached to: What Free IDE Do You Use?

http://www.codelite.org/ Its the only IDE I've ever found comfortable to use on Linux. Eclipse isn't designed for C++ and feels clunky as a result. Code::Blocks was OK, but seemed to have too many bugs to make it usable. CodeLite on the other hand is designed for C++ and I haven't encountered any major bugs preventing me from using it productively.

Comment Mailinator (Score 2, Informative) 91

by cs96and on Thursday September 28, 2006 @05:07AM (#16225963) Attached to: Helping Surfers Sidestep Site Registration

Whenever a site asks me to register before I can access content (and I don't mind my username/password being made public), I use http://www.mailinator.com/. You basically make.up.an.email.address@mailinator.com, and then head over to the site, type in your made up email address, and it shows you the last 5 (probably spam) messages it has received. Of course its totally unsecure (but that's sort of the point), so be careful what you use it for.

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