Comment: Re:And the question is (Score 4, Informative) 291
and by a bit of a price they meen less then $100
http://www.ebay.com/itm/New-BMW-KEY-PROGRAMMER-/120946886043?pt=Motors_Car_Truck_Parts_Accessories&hash=item1c28ff059b
+ - Haiku OS Ported To Intel 64-bit Architecture->
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An anonymous reader writes "The BeOS-compatible Haiku OS operating system has been ported to x86_64. As part of the Google Summer of Code, a student made a 64-bit port of the kernel and user-space and it's now working. However, not all of the BeOS apps and drivers are yet working in 64-bit mode."
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Comment: Re:Price still too high (Score 5, Insightful) 196
No, it costs them $0.80 to print and send you a papterback version. The cost of the content is what you are paying $7.99 for.
Comment: Re:N/A (Score 2) 151
Who the f*** is "Cecil B. Demille"? Are we supposed to know that name, or what?
He is a movie director: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cecil_B._DeMille
Comment: start with Australia and Brazil (Score 5, Insightful) 476
Do they start with Australia and Brazil because they do not care about the users there?
Comment: 100 year dvd (Score 1) 499
are you sure you are a few years out to being able to buy a 100 year recorder, the cost $50.
http://store.millenniata.com/default.aspx
Comment: Re:no fucking shit (Score 2) 257
Here is a link to the source:
http://www.dd-wrt.com/dd-wrtv2/downloads/others/sourcecode/v23/DD-WRT.v23-final.tar.bz2
Comment: Re:Battery life? (Score 1) 208
I have streamed music using my Clear Spot for over 5 hours, I think that the battery estimate was conservative on this device (In the range setting on the Clear Spot I have it set to low.)
Comment: Re:Huh (Score 1) 304
Apple are dropping Xserve and Ubuntu is dropping X-Server
Your move Microsoft...
They started it, they dropped Xp
Comment: Re:Can anyone lend me some cash....? (Score 1) 167
Sure, I will loan you a 10, but I get to use it for Halloween 2011.
Comment: Re:Uhhhhh. (Score 1) 301
Isn't this all just ignoring the real problem? It doesn't matter if you buy a nation, or buy an island, or buy a satellite. You have to get your internet pipe from some external source of which isn't in your "bubble of safety". You could setup a pirate planet, but if you want to connect back to earth you still need a transceiver based in a country not owned and operated by you. Great! You can't be prosecuted for doing what you want to do, but no one can access it.
There are plenty of open Wireless networks they can find and use from up there, they just need some big antenna's and connect to the local coffee shop.
Comment: Re:Best Slashdot story evar! (Score 1) 188
here: http://www.crazypc.com/other/misc/toast.htm
Ok, I know it isn't usb.
Comment: Cordless Phones (Score 1) 156
I wonder if there is a way to reprogram the Goog-411 buttons on the cordless phones that have them, such as this http://www.buy.com/prod/thomson-28811fe2-premiere-goog-411-dect-6-0-cordless-phone-1-x-phone/q/sellerid/22539552/loc/111/207514570.html one.
Comment: Slashdot (Score 1) 2
Encrypt them, then post them as comments on Slashdot.
Please Ignore:
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Comment: Re:Jealous, Comerade (Score 1) 130
Probably not, as you could get it right now:
http://www.htc.com/us/products/aria-att