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Shocking and depressing South Park episode->

Submitted by Jacek Poplawski
Jacek Poplawski writes "28 pages (at the time of writing this story) of forum speculations — is this the end of South Park as we know it? Very sad ending of last episode, a true drama for each fan.... and a masterpiece. We have to wait until October now... Are we too old to watch cartoons anymore? Are we too old to enjoy this kind of humour? Are Trey and Matt too old to create more episodes?"
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Comment: Bullshit (Score 1) 1348

by Jacek Poplawski (#33934516) Attached to: Desktop Linux Is Dead

This is bullshit. All you need on desktop today is a web browser. There are web browsers for Linux and they work. You can communicate, watch movies and listen music in your web browser, but you can also use separate applications for communication, music or movies. And everything works on Linux. And you can give configured Linux box to newbie and he or she will just use it.

Maybe you still don't get it, but people are not spending half of their lives playing 3D games. They just use web browser, some kind of communicator and various mutimedia viewers / document editors.

I understand that after 2000 lots of people changed their priorities, Slashdot almost died (Digg is dying now), many companies changed their profile, but in the background you can see that Open Source and Free Software is stronger than ever. Look at mobile phones, where is your Windows now? I also understand that Internet is full of Apple fanatics and (hidden in closet) Microsoft fanatics. But the truth is that Linux on desktop just works. No matter how loud you will cry your frustrations.

Digg dies, just like Slashdot few years ago

Submitted by Jacek Poplawski
Jacek Poplawski writes "I was active Slashdot user few years ago, then it started to be very boring, so I started to use Digg. It was nice until this year, when Kevin Rose decided he is very clever and must change Digg to something between Facebook and Twitter. Site started to be unusable, people stopped using it. Where should we move now? Can Slashdot be interesting again?
http://www.readwriteweb.com/archives/digg_redesign_tanks_traffic_down_26.php"

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