Comment Re:There *is* no "correct" number. (Score 1) 502
This is a Slashdot poll! Nobody expects it to be accurate! (Whoops I guess I shouldn't be saying that to a 4-digit UID)
Comment Re:Locks (Score 1) 412
But, you know, we have been making all that progress in HTML5 and CSS3, to avoid Flash and proprietary options, to end up having more of the same? No, thanks! The manner of interaction should be W3C's responsibility, in an open way, and open to open suggestions.
Comment Re:Thanks slashdot! (Score 2) 238
Slashdot, you did it again! You're grounded!
Comment And still... (Score 4, Insightful) 241
Beaten by Chrome and Firefox.
Comment Re:Simple... (Score 1) 458
Hmm it would be good if one got something like 0.00...0 and the other .1..111., because they would end up having the same data :)
Comment While, in the same time... (Score 4, Insightful) 205
OpenOffice.org is in version 3.3.0 and remarkably worse than LibreOffice. LibreOffice has way more future.
Comment Monty Python (Score 2) 218
Monty Python already knew what it was: look here for some quotes.
Comment Do you think it's worth it? (Score 5, Insightful) 311
All those tax returns, legal paperwork... Can't they just stay on a box or at the basement? It'll require lots of work, and get few benefits. I would understand for new documents; i.e. introducing to a spreadsheet some taxes/things to pay. But why care about the past? Or, at least, why scan? Just type the figures, it'll be more semantic and wouldn't involve machines (except for you and the computer).
Submission + - Slashdot Institutes Abuse Reporting for Comments (slashdot.org) 1
genkernel writes: Slashdot has recently added an abuse reporting system for comments, allowing all users, including anonymous cowards, to bring spam, racist ranting, and other undesirable content to the attention of the slashdot editors. The system is accessible through a small flag symbol at the bottom right of each comment. Additional, limited information is avaliable at the slashdot FAQ.
Comment Re:just your basic setup... (Score 2) 330
Well, there's a thing called proxy... And there are plenty of them.
Comment Re:That confirms (Score 4, Informative) 72
Poland is definitely another great country. It once blocked software patents in Europe; now ACTA... Great!
Comment Re:Sounds like a tool for P I R A T E S !! (Score 2) 157
Hmm. Let's take down computers, operating systems, browsers... They also use them!
Comment That confirms (Score 2, Interesting) 72
Germany as one of the most sensible states in the world.
Comment Re:Wait (Score 1) 183
That was a Jedi lightsaber. If it were a double Sith lightsaber, nothing would have happened!
Comment Wait (Score 1) 183
Doesn't he have a lightsaber? Galaxy is a dangerous place.
