Comment: Re:This will not end well (Score 1) 120
no no it's tourists they like to eat not fiber
Comment: Re:sco still alive? (Score 1) 286
You want
an honest presentation of the facts.
on Slashdot?!? You don't come here very often do you?
Comment: Re:What the hell? (Score 2, Funny) 324
would Zimbabwean Dollars do?
Comment: Re:Emigration is a Privilege, not a Right (Score 1) 515
now tell us what you really think of the mods here. go on don't hold back.
Comment: bad movie quote?? (Score 1) 143
say hello to my little friend...
(Please try to keep minds out of the gutter if possible)
Comment: Re:Ahhh (Score 1) 366
OMFG that's terrible. Almost working, you have my sympathy.
Comment: information heavy society (Score 2, Interesting) 450
information(porn or otherwise) has weight as shown in this equation:
Knowledge = Power = Energy = Matter = mass
therefore hard drives get bigger to cope with the increasing amounts of information available these days.
Knowledge = Power = Energy = Matter = mass
therefore hard drives get bigger to cope with the increasing amounts of information available these days.
Comment: Re:Logical conclusion (Score 1) 167
so where does this leave spawn campers? please say "as steaming piles of flesh"
+ - Whats the best way to herd cats or sourcecode?
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iCodemonkey
iCodemonkey writes "ok here is my rant, complaint, (insert description here).
I have collected a lot of random bits of source code In the last 15 years. but now I'm thinking there must be a better way then one huge and unruly folder structure.
Have seen some good snippet management programs (codedepot, Code Warehouse, codekeeper and pysnippet) and some bad ones (too numerous too mention).
But I now looking for something I can:
a) put on a thumb / portable HDD
b) is cross platform
c) has syntax highlighting
d) is easy to keep updated (most important)
so there is my problem. what say the codemonkeys out there in /. land?
What apps / methods do you use to keep all of your bits of code manageable?
(for further info on the apps I mentioned please google them but be aware that some may not exist any-longer)"
I have collected a lot of random bits of source code In the last 15 years. but now I'm thinking there must be a better way then one huge and unruly folder structure.
Have seen some good snippet management programs (codedepot, Code Warehouse, codekeeper and pysnippet) and some bad ones (too numerous too mention).
But I now looking for something I can:
a) put on a thumb / portable HDD
b) is cross platform
c) has syntax highlighting
d) is easy to keep updated (most important)
so there is my problem. what say the codemonkeys out there in
What apps / methods do you use to keep all of your bits of code manageable?
(for further info on the apps I mentioned please google them but be aware that some may not exist any-longer)"
Comment: Linux on the netbook? Does that mean... (Score 1) 83
So is this one step closer to linux on the desk top?
Or are we over this meme and i missed the memo?
Comment: Re:Seriously? (Score 1) 65
Let's try to be serious with the posts, okay folks?
Serious on Slashdot? Oh come on we've never been serious, hell most of us don't even RTFA. Are you new here? you are aren't you.
Comment: Is Google EVIL now? (Score 5, Funny) 295
Does this mean google is now a super-evil corporation(TM). Will we have James Bond types trying to bring it down?
(disclaimer: not enough sleep, lack of coffee and to much TV are my excuses)
Comment: Re:Oh well... (Score 1) 238
Then it's settled. I'm getting a Commodore instead.
ill go you one better ill get a Commodore 64.
Comment: Re:What about friction? (Score 5, Funny) 867
Not if you fit the turbines within the Senate's chambers...
damn that's a lot of hot air right there.
Comment: Re:Paging Buffy Summers... (Score 1) 89
why cant we come up with the legal equivalent of a shotgun. shotguns ALWAYS work against zombies, or im i wrong?