I'm super unhappy about this, I use google reader every day and Google Currents is no alternative. Which alternatives do people like?

Exactly, I didn't realize that typing the command
ifconfig en1 ether 00:e2:e3:e4:e5:e6
was illegal.

I was pretty disappointed that Slashdot wouldn't find the equation for this. I ended up finding it on reddit: http://www.reddit.com/r/worldnews/comments/u7551/teen_solves_newtons_300yearold_riddle_an/c4sxd91

I'm one of the 5000 artists that submitted to this campaign. All of the music on my page can be downloaded for free. For artists like me who have only dozens of listeners, the exposure is worth any potential loss of income. http://soundcloud.com/jordanbla

I feel like calling the united states' bluff on how many citizens it's willing to imprison, despite overcrowding, is a bad idea.

Exactly, Apple requires developers to include a splash screen while the app is loading. Resuming apps is another thing, perhaps what the author meant (for iOS at least) is how quickly they can resume from a suspended state, but every iOS app has a splash screen.

I don't know if this is legit, but when I was hired and saw that clause, I simply crossed it out before signing it. It seemed ridiculous to me that they would own an iPhone app I wrote on the weekend that had nothing to do with the company. HR was ok with me crossing it out.

This is a good idea, but it doesn't protect the customer from a skimmer skimming the card and a video camera recording their pin.

"Mention to someone that you make apps and their interest will pick up instantly." ...Because they have a "million dollar app idea" and they want you to design, program, test, and release it for them, and then they'll give you a cut.

This is hurting my brain a little. How do we know a third storm is coming when it's traveling at the speed of light toward us? Don't we detect storms by seeing them from earth, when the EM radiation has already traveled here? I'm guessing maybe we have sensors closer to it? Also doesn't it only take 8 minutes for sunlight to hit the earth?

After doing more research, the IARC's 2B group also includes dry cleaning, carpentry and coffee. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_IARC_Group_2B_carcinogens

I'm surprised not to see this on the homepage, and I tried to submit it too. Many debates on Slashdot have leaned towards cellphones being safe because the radiation is non-ionizing, and I would like to hear the community's take on this new development?