Never pack the dildo. Never.

James Ladd did the last FM radio program in Los Angeles that was produced by the DJ. I mourned when he left for Sirius. /his anagram is Saddle Jam

Sorta reminds me of Core War... which I haven't even thought of in decades, much less programmed.

Writing Redcode taught me a lot about assembly language at an age where most other kids thought 'assembly language' was what was spoken when everybody was packed into the auditorium.

i.e., Fire!

When I drink a 4 pack of Guinness or Boddingtons (with Nitrogen widgets) I've swallowed so much N2 that the next morning I can toot Reveille out my ass.

Too sweet. We used to add a sleeve of grape Kool Aid to the bottle. /good times

Lately, Yahoo has been nagging me to not use anything but their official apps and web interface to access my email. I guess this news is why.

Screw that. I pay $20/yr for SMS/IMAP access to my email there. That means I get to use Thunderbird and iOS Mail, and they get to keep their servers secure.

I use Yahoo mail regularly, mostly for job search and other official biz. I joined years ago and was able to get [firstname].[lastname]@yahoo.com for each member of my family when they started allowing the dot to be used left of the 'at.'

(For personal email and website registrations I use my earthlink address.)

Bing seems to be MADE for searching for porn images.

Whoever designed its UI did it one handed.

AC posts are part of Slashdot culture. If you want to change the site into something unrecognizable, then eliminate AC.

If the trolling bugs you, read at +1.

What's needed are smarter, more practical mod labels.

Wait. Are we talking hot schoolgirl panties or babushka bloomers?

It's important.

+1 Insightful. Spent all my mod points yesterday, so have a virtual one.

Umm... this is just a SWAG, but I estimate that the cost of recovering gold from an asteroid is orders of magnitude than recovering it from the Earth's core. Heck, we haven't even reached the mantle with the most ambitious drilling program.

Thanks for that clarification. Wouldn't want to get a ticket for a causality violation or anything...

Call it what it is: religiously fundamentalist motivated mass murder.

It wasn't terrorism. It was most certainly NOT intended to bring about any political or policy change, or even make a political statement.

It was lethal grade bigotry, inspired by a fundamentalist upbringing - fundamentalist Islam vs Christian is moot.

This has been a feature of Yahoo Web Mail for years, and I would wager it was conceived at GMail, though I don't use it so I'm only guessing.

When you paste a URL into Yahoo Mail you get a little mini menu that allows you to make it just a plain hyperlink, or even plaintext. I'm hoping Apple steals that too.