Comment Re:Good job on behalf of the hacker (Score 1) 261
You know it might be time to move in that case. Nothing you vote for is EVER going to pass.
Comment Too Cheap to upgrade News on Slashdot (Score 1) 475
Why is this even in the news here... this just seems ridiculous.
Does he drive a 1972 Nova too?
Comment Re:Does this mean everyone will have broadband? (Score 1) 91
NO, all those programs were set up under a more liberal government...
Today conservative government is all about making profits for companies....
Did you really think the government was working for you?
Comment Re:Yes, as I've said many times.... (Score 1) 456
>At least Intel and AMD/ATI do
And that's why the only whitelisted Driver is NVIDIA.
Comment Re:Filed by Ken Cuccinelli (Score 1) 1505
>>Bow-ties are cool.
Only the worst Doctor who of the series would have this option.
4chan Declares War On Snow 201
With all the recent hacktivism in the news, Anonymous has decided to take on a new and powerful enemy: snow. On Sunday the group announced that it will "do everything in its power to shut snow down by attacking the Weather Channel and North Face websites, boycotting outerwear, and voting for the sun as Time’s 2010 Person Of The Year." I'm sure there are a lot of people in Minneapolis right now that would wish them luck.
Comment Re:I said the same thing about Barak Obama in 2006 (Score 1) 1425
>>secede from the United States
I blame Lincoln for not letting the south with draw from the union. The North would be much better off.
Comment Re:first! (Score 1) 1425
The difference is Ronald Wilson Reagon (666) had a working economy when he entered the office.
Aussie Government Gives PDF the Thumbs Down 179
littlekorea writes "The central IT office of the Australian Government has advised its agencies to offer alternatives to Adobe's Portable Document Format to ensure folks with impaired vision are able to consume information on the Web. A Government-funded study found that PDFs can present themselves as image-only files to screen readers, rendering the information contained within them unreadable for the vision impaired."
