Comment Re:who cares (Score 1) 520
*takes aim*
Comment Re:Private Lives (Score 1) 520
... Mark?
Comment Re:"We own it" (Score 4, Informative) 566
Link to original blog post:
Enjoy.
Comment Re:Oh come on... (Score 1) 109
A "top not" IT team will have a proper budget.
Most of the things you mentioned cost money, and sadly most IT teams are the bastard children of management decisions as far as budget goes.
It usually takes something like this before management decides to finally empower the IT team with some form of financial support for their IT needs.
Comment Re:Will it run on ReactOS? (Score 4, Funny) 127
Well, first you have to get ReactOS to run...
Comment Block List (Score 0) 135
Right, another block of domains/ip's to add to my blocking list.
Evolution of the Batmobile 102
I noticed this sweet graphic tracking the evolution of the Batmobile that I just spent a fairly ridiculously long time staring at. I've read my share of Batman, but there are tons of designs that I'd never seen.
Comment Wowee (Score 0, Troll) 211
Is it just me or do women seem to have gotten prettier over the years?
Not to be rude or anything, but todays girls just seem cuter.
There are exceptions of course - but I spy a trend...
Comment HOLD THE FUCK ON (Score 1) 235
That settlement is WAY too low. I would expect a settlement in the BILLIONS given the creative accounting used in the industry.
Comment I DOSSED paypal (Score 3, Funny) 275
But I did not DOS the government...
Comment Re:Data plan limits are a scam (Score 1) 202
How about South Africa, where ALL ISP's had capped plans unless you went for "Business ADSL" that was throttled at 1mb/s and only in the last year have uncapped accounts become mainstream.
Submission + - Slashdot, Meet Slashtags
theodp writes: With content mills like Associated Content and Demand Media joining forces with spammers and marketers to manipulate Google's page-ranking systems, laments Vivek Wadhwa, we're fighting a losing battle for the web and need alternative ways of finding the information that we need. Search startup Blekko, notes Wadhwa, aims to clean up the spam and clutter. In addition to providing regular search a la Google, Blekko allows you to define what it calls 'slashtags' — mostly human-curated sets of websites built around a specific topic — to filter the information you retrieve. So if you're looking for info about swine flu, you can add '/health' to your query to search only the top 70 or so relevant health sites rather than tens of thousands of spam sites. Blekko also takes a stab at chronological searches, allowing you to add the slashtag “/date” to the end of a query to retrieve info based on the date on which it was actually created. Always good to see some competition for the big search dogs — hopefully, Blekko will fare better than Cuil (RIP).
Comment Re:android asks the user for permissions (Score 1) 73
Yeah. I wonder what percentage of the (soon to be) 2million users will be duplicate accounts for whatever reason.
I know of one guy who was able to get his details from the
Fun chatting with you, have a great 2011.
(Also thanks for getting the article, good reading.)
Comment Define "Industrialised" (Score 2) 314
"Industrialised World" - The world is changing so quickly that the definitions of what is first world, third world, emerging markets, industrialised and so on are not clearly defined.
If that definition can be made accurately there can be concurrence as to if the peak travel levels have been reached or not.
Also, there has not in recorded history been any similar trends, except maybe for the peak and decline of rail travel - maybe a parallel can be drawn from that?
Given the above, the conclusion can only be "It looks like it, but we cannot be sure. Yet."
Comment Re:android asks the user for permissions (Score 1) 73
Yep I actually think you found it. I wonder where the
I was around back then, had a low number nick, and then got another one in the 300000 but lost the email address and the password to that one
*sigh*
