Comment: zombies (Score 1) 468
the zombies are here and they are texting
Comment: Re:sounds pretty libelous to me (Score 1) 113
You quote the article but apparently still haven't read it. I sure hope you won't sue me for saying your comment is stupid.
Comment: Re:Who cares? (Score 2, Funny) 155
I think the submitter plans on not using it, and most likely submitted the story to inform others, should they wish to not use it as well.
I think the submitter should elaborate on what this "wrong" way of rubbing is. Just to inform other, should they wish to be rubbed in that way.
I for one welcome our new wrong-rubbing overlords
Comment: Re:For Once a Good Use of the Web (Score 1) 249
He was quoted saying: "That's it baby, that's the spot. Just move nice and slow. Getting a bit shy now? Oh, you're such a tease. I like it when you go down like that. Oh baby, are you coming? Yeah you're coming. Almost there... Hold on I'm getting there... Oh there it is!... It's a girl! A cute little girl!"
Comment: Good news (Score 4, Funny) 125
I know a game for people with a handicap: golfing
On a serious note: this is good news, gaming/entertainment could get really mature
Comment: Re:Nanny cam of sorts (Score 5, Funny) 129
"The iSight/mic holes in the front panel are hard to see and this could be used as a nanny cam of sorts."
Make sure you load it with porn that "happens" to appear when you touch any button at all, and send me the tapes.
There's An App For That
Comment: Re:You can't steal *published* data (Score 1) 280
albums, because everybody wants to buy a bundle of crap songs to get one they like
Comment: Re:"100,000 times as much as your computer has" (Score 1) 428
If you imagine that the human brain is about 100 times better than a cat brain, your computer equivalent would have millions of processors and xenobytes of memory!
What's Coming In KDE 4.4 423
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timothy
from the starting-to-look-compelling dept.
from the starting-to-look-compelling dept.
buzzboy writes "If you're wondering what the folks over at KDE have been cooking up for the next major release, KDE 4.4, well, quite a bit as it turns out. In a lengthy interview, KDE core developer and spokesperson for the project Sebastian Kugler details the myriad changes that are coming with the 4.4 release — the fifth major release since KDE 4.0 debuted to much criticism nearly two years ago. The project has closed about 18,000 bugs over the past six months and the pace of development is snowballing. The 'heavy-lifting' in libraries and frameworks for 4.0 is now starting to pay off. Perhaps the biggest change is in the development of a semantic desktop. According to Kugler, 'If you tag an image in your image viewer, the tag becomes visible in your desktop search. That's how it should be, right?' There is also a picture gallery of KDE 4.4 (svn) screenshots so you can see what it will look like."
DNSSEC Implementation Held Up By Tech Delays 57
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timothy
from the not-just-those-dogs-in-the-hallway dept.
from the not-just-those-dogs-in-the-hallway dept.
Jack Spine writes "VeriSign has said that the main obstacle to DNSSEC implementation has been technical delays. The large size of the .com and .net domains would have made it impractical to deploy earlier versions of DNSSEC, according to VeriSign vice president of naming services Pat Kane. Deployment of DNSSEC will close a major security flaw in the DNS, the internet's equivalent to a telephone directory. The problem of DNS cache poisoning was thrown into sharp relief by researcher Dan Kaminsky last year."