Comment Re:Going or coming? (Score 1) 447
No. Don't. Please.
Comment open these disks first mofo (Score 4, Funny) 447
I think I've finally found a use for those virus infected disks I kept from years ago.
Comment Re:Summary doesn't make it clear... (Score 1) 624
Jeez. Man up. I'm sure most people in afganistan have no AC and they survive. I guess they're just tougher than you.
Comment What's on Lars head? (Score 1) 1
Cry baby Lars must have had a lot of input... I haven't seen him with that much hair since 'ride the lighting' I don't listen to them anymore, but t's still fun to play the old stuff. I just hope the set list isn't a ploy to sell the new album. I want to be able to play Pulling teeth!
Comment Car analogy (Score 1) 414
> you end up lumbered with a pile of useless junk.
>Maybe someone can come up with a car analogy.
I bought a Ford. Damn!
Submission + - The Most-Wanted Linux Software
Susie writes: Photoshop, AutoCAD and iTunes are three of the most-demanded programs for the Linux desktop, but what else does the community want? Linux Format is running Make it with Mono, a voting system to determine what type of programs the Linux world needs. Get voting — the number-one entry on May 2nd will be written in Mono and released as open source!
Submission + - Russia's floating nuclear plants
slashdotmsiriv writes: Russia has started building the world's first floating nuclear power station. Russian officials view the highly mobile nuclear power plants on ships as a safe way to power remote isolated areas, without the risk of nuclear proliferation. Greenpeace however, strongly disagrees with this approach and
calls it "The most dangerous project that has been launched by the atomic sector in the whole world over the past decade"
Judging by the safety record of reactors in submarines and icebreaking ships, is Greenpeace once again overreacting over nuclear power? Also, who will have administrative control over those ships, Russia or the hosting country?
Judging by the safety record of reactors in submarines and icebreaking ships, is Greenpeace once again overreacting over nuclear power? Also, who will have administrative control over those ships, Russia or the hosting country?
