Comment: Re:What is this? (Score 1) 222
Some aunts are tall, some aunts are not tall. That is a matter that surely an aunt may be allowed to decide for herself.
Comment: It still hurt T-Mobile bad (Score 2) 176
I know a lot of people who's contracts were up and jumped ship on the news that AT&T was going to buy them. I don't know the percentage but every T-Mobile subscriber I know all moved to other carriers when they heard the initial announcement.
Australian Court Rules Google's Search Ads OK 38
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samzenpus
from the and-now-a-result-from-our-sponsor dept.
from the and-now-a-result-from-our-sponsor dept.
daria42 writes "A long-running Australian court case debating whether Google has done enough to differentiate paid advertisements from normal organic search results has come to an end, with the search giant the victor over the country's competition regulator. The landmark case influenced how Google discloses which search results were advertisements — with the result that it now labels ads as 'Ads' rather than as 'Sponsored links.' In addition, Google now prohibits companies from advertising products or services with which they are not associated — making it much harder for competitors to artificially take valued positions in Google's rankings."
Comment: Re:2004? No statute of limitations in the UK? (Score 1) 346
What about Ben Affleck in the "How to eat with your butt" episode?
Comment: I can't wait to see him use the Chewbacca Defense! (Score 1) 275
Finally, someone worthy of carrying on the torch of totally confusing the jury!
Comment: 50 Cent party... (Score 2, Funny) 249
Wouldn't that be more something like this?
This is how we do it, when we do it
Like we just wanna tear the club up
We do it like there ain't nothin' to it
The way we do it, now everybody put your fuckin' hands up!
Lets Go!
Like we just wanna tear the club up
We do it like there ain't nothin' to it
The way we do it, now everybody put your fuckin' hands up!
Lets Go!
Comment: How do you touch a screen from the couch? (Score 1) 50
I like to sit back on the couch with my 92" screen across the room. I'm not going to get up every time I want to do something on my TV, that's what remotes are for.
Comment: Re:The Open Fist? (Score 1) 152
Or maybe, since "karate" means open hand, he didn't want to rule with his l33t fighting moves.
Comment: Re:Come on... (Score 1) 147
That was my first thought reading the summary. I mean come on:
The Ides of March
Colleague "Robert E Lee"
Low bandwidth attack that can take down large servers?
I suppose we should all beware the Ides of March. Et tu, Bruce Schneier, et tu?
The Ides of March
Colleague "Robert E Lee"
Low bandwidth attack that can take down large servers?
I suppose we should all beware the Ides of March. Et tu, Bruce Schneier, et tu?
Paperless office solutions?
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mamono
mamono writes "I currently work in a US Federal Government office. I'm appalled by the amount of paper people waste here. I know a lot of the effort to reduce paper use would entail education. However, I would like to have a plan in place to allow for a paperless solution. I'd like something like Kindle that will accept standard document formats (PDF, ODT, DOC, WPD, etc.) We are standardized on Word Perfect and Open Office but there are a few Microsoft Office folks, too. Is there such a device out there that would look, feel and work as well as the Kindle without being tied to only Amazon purchases?"