Comment: Re:Wait, Vmware code stolen from China Military (Score 1) 109
If you have the source, it's not very hard to create your own binaries
Comment: Re:Bloody really?!?! Another one? (Score 1) 233
This is just a delayed April Fools' Day thing, right?
Journal: Robin "Roblimo" Miller - Sellout!
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http://tech.slashdot.org/story/12/04/04/1946231/plantronics-helps-make-remote-workers-lives-easier-video
Yep. It's come to this. Slashdot is now serving undisguised advertisements in place of stories.
Google Unveils "Project Glass"->
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redletterdave writes "Google unveiled one of its secret projects from the Google X laboratory on Wednesday, called "Project Glass." Using pieces of smart glass and a heads-up display (HUD), Google's wearable solution mixes communication technology like social networking, calling and texting, with real world elements like people, places, and things. When it all comes together, "Project Glass" creates a type of meta-reality, or "smart" reality. A video explains all of the eyeglasses' features, including calling, getting directions, setting reminders, social networking, and picture and video recording."
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Comment: Re:How to beat the system? (Score 2) 161
Importing classified material? What games are you playing?!?
Google Introduces Gmail Tap — A New Way Of Writing Emails-> 2
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Diggester writes "Say Bye-Bye To the Qwerty key pad folks! Google has introduced a new way of writing your emails, called the Gmail Tap. Now, you don't have to tap all the keys on your keyboard or phone to write an email— combination of just a dash and a dot will solve your problem."
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Comment: Re:Diablo 3 == D&D 5 ? (Score 1) 246
D3's skill system is a lot simpler than D2's.
Comment: Re:Meanwhile in Aus ... (Score 1) 435
The full version of Mass Effect 3 costs $80 here in the United States, although other games are less of a rip-off
Comment: Re:There are so many things wrong with this ... (Score 1) 122
IIRC the FCC doesn't care about didactic nudity. I think a TV station did a "How to do a breast cancer self-examination" segment (which involved broadcasting breasts) and the FCC was fine with it.
Comment: Re:Impressive hardware (Score 1) 177
Don't forget the "phone" part of the iPhone