Comment: Re:To all you Web designers that... (Score 1) 267
And they have no excuse considering stuff like http://developer.yahoo.com/yui/3/history/ exists!
Comment: Re:non Linux based routers (Score 2, Interesting) 193
There's no way to update the DS, as the wi-fi stack is built into each game cartridge. Chances are you wouldn't be using a DS online enough to want to lower your security though...
Comment: Re:Aha! (Score 1) 151
Actually, to be more correct, there's no such thing as a DS modchip.
There are however, cards that take microSD and appear to the DS as a genuine DS cart.
(At most, in the first years of these carts appearing, the DS firmware was modified to treat certain GBA carts as DS carts, but there were never any modchips or soldering involved.)
Call To Halt Donations To Stop Wikipedia Deletions 4
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ObsessiveMathsFreak writes "Howard Tayler, the webcomic artist of Schlock Mercenary fame, is calling on people not to donate money during the latest Wikimedia Foundation fund-raiser, in protest at the "notability purges" taking place throughout Wikipedia, where articles are being removed en-masse by what many see as overzealous admins. The webcomic community in particular has long felt slighted by the application of Wikipedia's contentious Notability policy. Wikinews reporters have recently begun investigating this issue, but are the admins listening? Is Deletionism becoming a dominant ethos on Wikipedia? Are the right people holding the reigns?"
Why Everyone Should Hate Cellphone Carriers-> 2
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The Byelorrusian Spamtrap writes "Wired Magazine's made its position clear on the state of play in America's cellular industry, delivering a long, satisfying screed on why all of us should stop complaining and do something about it. Legislation is under consideration in congress to heavily regulate carriers, and it wants you to support it: contact your critter today!"
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Smash Bros. Brawl to come with Level Editor->
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Khuffie writes "In perhaps one of the coolest revelations about Super Smash Bros. Brawl so far, you will be able to create custom levels. Levels can be stored on SD card as well as shared with others via Wi-Fi. Levels can also be submitted to Nintendo, who will choose one level daily to send out to all Smash Bros. owners! The current plan is to have this level disappear after the one day."
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