Comment Re:After so much disinformation... (Score 0) 266
i for one welcome our new sexy mice overlords
Comment Re:I have to say... (Score 0) 169
*checks time* ummmm i believe u needed to give it one more minute and an anon; who missed yelling first, would say "WERE DOOMED"
Comment Re:If kids have your iTunes account password ... (Score 0) 161
such as?
Comment Re:The most pointless /. post evar... (Score 0) 243
panda zombie, with the undead killing bow of epicland
Submission + - oneDrum launches P2P desktop application that allo (onedrum.com)
oneDrumNews writes: "oneDrum has launched a platform today that is an intuitive peer-to-peer (P2P) desktop application that lets users securely co-author, file-share and interact in real time on Microsoft Office applications.
It can be accessed free through http://download.onedrum.com/. The software supports all versions of Microsoft Office in a Windows environment and a Mac version will be launched in beta in Q4 2011. Future plans include the development of an application programming interface (API) and software development kit (SDK) to allow users to customize any application they are developing or upgrading to enable it to become collaborative. In February 2012, a premium, subscription-based version will be released providing a variety of extra features such as backup to the cloud and a self-hosted enterprise option.
Videos can be viewed here: http://onedrum.com/video/"
It can be accessed free through http://download.onedrum.com/. The software supports all versions of Microsoft Office in a Windows environment and a Mac version will be launched in beta in Q4 2011. Future plans include the development of an application programming interface (API) and software development kit (SDK) to allow users to customize any application they are developing or upgrading to enable it to become collaborative. In February 2012, a premium, subscription-based version will be released providing a variety of extra features such as backup to the cloud and a self-hosted enterprise option.
Videos can be viewed here: http://onedrum.com/video/"
Comment Re:Pay scale is to blame (Score 0) 593
most people lie for free, they pay well above market rate for it
Submission + - Researchers defeat CAPTCHA on popular websites (networkworld.com)
alphadogg writes: Researchers from Stanford University have developed an automated tool that is capable of deciphering text-based anti-spam tests used by many popular websites such as Visa and Blizzard's World of Warcraft with a significant degree of accuracy. The researchers, who presented results of their year-and-a-half long CAPTCHA study at the recent ACM Conference On Computer and Communication Security, devised various methods of cleaning up purposely introduced image background noise and breaking text strings into individual characters for easier recognition, a technique called segmentation.
Comment Re:Doesn't matter (Score -1) 246
a well thought-out, and insightful post, but
-1 tl;
Comment Re:Who Cares (Score 1) 246
im sure links to it has, after all ive seen shock sites here
Comment Re:Antitrust but verify (Score 1) 318
or even just a sticker on the motherboard
Comment Re:Not a troll but.... (Score 1) 708
but dont u still load the old one?
Comment Re:Not a troll but.... (Score 1) 708
ok i'll just leave wms in the "things only linux does" pile, while small, it is full of gems
Comment Re:Price Spikes (Score 1) 282
meta-meta-meta-nitpick: ive got nothin' but the chain must go on
Comment Re:Not a troll but.... (Score 1) 708
is it easy to change the wm on mac? never heard a apple fanboy make that point so i assumed it wasnt
Comment Re:Teachers already have performance reviews (Score 1) 272
my childhood can prove that emotional scaring medications are forced in a "do it or ur child will likely fail at life, and if ur child refuses more and more each passing day, its not the meds are bad, its just the child doesnt know better" way
