Comment Re:not applicable to hotels? (Score 1, Funny) 126
yes, some of my parents were there for wark a while ago,
Do you have more then just one father and one mother? Lucky.
Comment Re:The internet is for... (Score 0) 126
Arguing with other fellow slashdot-ers.
Comment Re:Of course it can... (Score 1, Funny) 282
I think its irrelevant if Slashdot makes you a brighter individual or not. In my opinion everything should be like slashdot because poeple who are under educated or just plain dumb get lower scores like mine so you dont have to see the stupidity on the internet if you chose not to.
Just realized i read the question wrong. Oh well posting anyway.
Comment Re:Lik they say (Score 1, Funny) 479
Did someone say Lupus?
Porn Sites Pop Up In China 126
crimeandpunishment writes "It may only be a temporary glitch, but it's one that's providing some pleasure for Internet users in China. Previously blocked websites, including ones with pornography, are suddenly accessible in China. The country has a long history of cracking down on online pornography. One analyst says it's far more likely that this is a glitch, not a change in Internet censorship policy."
Submission + - $11 Mistake Costs Couple Slot Machine Jackpot (kdvr.com)
ainandil writes: Engineering mistakes, while frustrating, seldom definitively alter the end user's life. Not so in Cripple Creek Colorado — MaryAnn and Jim McMahon thought their money troubles were over when they hit an $11 million jackpot at a casino Tuesday. Before paying the jackpot, the Wildwood Casino turned the machine over to the Colorado Gaming Division for inspection. A glitch was found, aha! The Wildwood Casino blamed a slot machine malfunction for the $11 million jackpot. Total actually won by the McMahons? $1627.82. ...and you thought you had a bad day.
Comment Re:Accidentally or Tactically Aquired data (Score 0) 120
Google Chrome?
Comment Re:Tooties Roll Pop! (Score 0) 120
Well i thought i was funny.
Comment Tooties Roll Pop! (Score -1, Offtopic) 120
and most importantly how many licks does it take to get to the center of the tooties roll pop?
Comment Accidentally or Tactically Aquired data (Score 2) 120
How do you accidently collect wi-fi data through Street View photos?
Comment Re:Impossible design (Score 1) 222
So its like double negatives. It just cancels out?
Comment Re:and why, exactly? (Score 1) 253
I believe you meant, "All your base are belong to us."
Submission + - Japan Plans Moon Base built by Robots for Robots (popsci.com)
An anonymous reader writes: These ARE the droids we've been looking for. The Japanese space agency, JAXA, has plans to build a base on the Moon by 2020. Not for humans, but for robots, and built by robots, too. A panel authorized by Japan's prime minister has drawn up preliminary plans of how humanoid and rover robots will begin surveying the moon by 2015, and then begin construction of a base near the south pole of the moon. The robots and the base will run on solar power, with total costs about $2.2 billion USD, according to the panel chaired by Waseda University President Katsuhiko Shirai.
