And adding unnecessary layer 11 dependencies endangers my systems.

It would be a blessing to any CS grad not to be associated with a workplace that relies on fallacies of composition or division to make important decisions.

The last three decades have shown that banning particular email addresses or entire domains or countries has not successfully shut down spammers, scammers, or political dissidents. You must have seen by now that there are very profitable VPN, mail laundering, spam blocking, message sanitizing, captcha busting industries built on all sides of this game.

Our university completed its migration to Peoplesoft in 7 years: The first two years to design and implement the new system, the next five years to retire everyone who preferred the old system.

Thank you for remindzing me of the shallow comments that stopped attracting me to /. In recent years.

Yikes. Thanks for the reminder that they also screwed up sourceforge recently.

beta boycott is completely needless.

After a few more days of users replacing content with protests, there will be no site to switch to beta

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It's like someone in the C-suite at Dice is playing with their first real commercial product and is afraid to stop throwing good cash after bad into this beta project.

And steamrolls ahead against their fans' wishes anyway.

Down with beta

If you keep driving your community away now, there won't be a site to look at in three years.

There's a lot of hate from Anonymous Coward for critics of beta.

I hope this isn't Dice astroturfing their own site.

Someone in the executive suite must really be in love with beta for it to have survived this long, and despite so much user protest.