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Comment Re:dayummm (Score 1) 229

CmdrTaco added logins in 98 but they didn't go public until August 98. (I read his history and I believe the month was August.)

At any rate, he allowed the hoi polloi to get logins, which was great except I had worked all night pulling cable, came home at six, and then I had to do a bunch of crap with my girlfriend and by the time I had recovered (the next day) and was reading my /. email and I had missed the addition by two hours the day before.

So all I got was this crappy number... but I'm pretty sure we're remembering the same event. Damned if I can find mention of it in the archives.

Of course - wait for it - the site was old hat at that point.

max
['But now I have a Linux-controlled walker to get around with!']

Comment Re:Why is this here? (Score 1) 113

So I log into slashdot (as opposed to not loggin in per usual) to read a story about slashdot being like, old, and wind up reading a story about Hemos talking about media niches and I stumble across Stirling commenting.

max
['Cap'n! The warp engines can't take this level of meta niche collision much longer!']

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Secret Service Runs At "Six Sixes" Availability 248

PCM2 writes "ABC News is reporting that the US Secret Service is in dire need of server upgrades. 'Currently, 42 mission-oriented applications run on a 1980s IBM mainframe with a 68 percent performance reliability rating,' says one leaked memo. That finding was the result of an NSA study commissioned by the Secret Service to evaluate the severity of their computer problems. Curiously, upgrades to the Service's computers are being championed by Senator Joe Lieberman of Connecticut, who says he's had 'concern for a while' about the issue."

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