Comment Re:Again, fail (Score 1) 246
Wtf is this anyway /.? Seems like these are just about trying to show the flashiest thing they can find and calling it "teh Best <whatever />." I still use a Logitech LX3 myself.
Comment Re:Some highlights (Score 3, Funny) 50
I've been awake for over 40 hours now, but did anyone else think of data loss caused by icebergs when they read the title?
Submission + - Frozen Ocean on Mars
tubapro12 writes: "NASA has announced that radar scan indicate enough frozen water on Mars to cover the planet with up to 11 meters. A joint effort between NASA, ESA, and the ASI, has found "[a] frozen mass on Mars' South Pole is more than three and a half kilometres deep." This discovery adds a large part to the equation for any future colonization attempts on the fourth, red rock."
Submission + - Supreme Court to Hear 'Bong Hits 4 Jesus' Monday
theodp writes: "In 2002, 18-year-old Joseph Frederick held up a 14-foot banner saying 'Bong Hits 4 Jesus' as the Olympic torch passed by his Juneau high school, sparking a feud with the principal that heads to the Supreme Court on Monday. Legal experts say Morse v. Frederick could be the most significant case on student free speech since the days of Vietnam War protests."
What Game Companies Want From Graduates 107
simoniker writes "Game education site Game Career Guide has a new feature talking to recruiters from notable game companies like EA, Insomniac Games, and THQ. They discuss the best university courses and qualifications for getting hired to be a game developer. EA's Colleen McCreary comments on the rise of some TV-advertised mass market game schools: 'Our concern with for-profit institutions is that students may not learn the fundamental tools for understanding and solving complex issues... We are most likely to hire someone who has a BFA or MFA from a traditional art college and a BS, MS, or PhD in Computer Science for our entry level artist and software engineer positions.'"
Submission + - Commodore back with game on
InfoWorldMike writes: "One of the best known computer brands of the 1980s, Commodore, is back at CeBit 2007 as a gaming machine, and preloaded with a Commodore 64 emulator and more than 50 classics. The name is most commonly associated with the Commodore 64 computer, which hit the market in 1982 and went on to become the best-selling computer of all time, according to some estimates. InfoWorld has the video from the show floor."
