Billzum - Slashdot User

Comment Serious Suggestions (Score 1) 513

by Billzum on Thursday April 24, 2008 @11:05AM (#23183202) Attached to: PC Gaming Suggestions for Console-like Fun?

As a majority of people have already stated emulators can be fairly entertaining. Also as previously suggested... get a console. Games for Xbox and PS2 can be had fairly cheaply from a used games store. These options aside, I have a few other suggestions for you. Casual gaming on the internet is really taking off. Kongregate.com, Addicting games.com, and a host of other sites offer a wide variety of interesting games to play. If you would like to stay fixed on your laptop I might suggest "You Don't Know Jack", or anything from the Worms series (Made by Team 17).

Feed Aliens exoskeletons for Japanese old-timers (theregister.com)

From feed by registerfeed on Wednesday April 25, 2007 @11:12AM

Wrinkly-minding droids to staff nursing homes in 20 years

Designers in Japan have developed a working Aliens-style powered exoskeleton, and intend to market it next year.

Feed Optical link hacking unsheathed (theregister.com)

From feed by registerfeed on Wednesday April 25, 2007 @06:52AM

Light fantastic

Optical links are not as secure as might be assumed. Techniques for extracting data flowing over fibre optic links are evolving to make the technique easier to apply.

Journal Journal: Another Study finds male-female pay gap... 3

Journal by ShadowBot on Monday April 23, 2007 @12:42PM

Thier conclusion? Sexual discrimination!

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20070423/ap_on_bi_ge/pay_gap_1

How about we replace one politically correct postulate with two more widely proven theories;
1.)More aggresive negotiators earn more money, becuase they negotiate better prices.
2.)There exists a Male-Female aggressiveness gap, with men tending to be more aggressive than women.

Feed Bee Colony Collapse Disorder And Viral Disease Incidence Under Investigation (sciencedaily.com)

From feed by sdfeed on Monday April 23, 2007 @12:12PM

Researchers at the Columbia University Mailman School of Public Health Greene Infectious Disease Laboratory have been playing an important role investigating viral disease incidence as it relates to honey bee colony deaths, specifically the increased deaths in bee colonies with unique symptoms, called Colony Collapse Disorder (CCD).

Submission + - Intel opens up FSB to the world

Submitted by

vivin

on Monday April 23, 2007 @12:08PM

vivin writes: "The Inquirer has reported that Intel has opened up it's FSB. Intel did this during IDF 07. What this means is that you can plug in non-Intel things into the Intel CPU socket. The article says 'This shows that Intel is willing to take AMD seriously as a competitive threat, and is prepared to act upon it. In addition to this breaking one of the most sacred taboos at Intel, it also hints that engineering now has the upper hand over beuraucracy.'"

Journal Journal: Firehose has a feed 2

Journal by jdavidb on Monday April 23, 2007 @11:56AM

For those who don't know, Slashdot subscribers have been able to peek into the Slashdot submission queue for awhile in a neat feature known as the Firehose. I don't use the Firehose very often, but it's nice to have it there, and it's one reason I'm still a Slashdot subscriber.

So I peeked in today, and noticed that there's now a Firehose feed. Not sure if I'd ever want to subscribe, but that's pretty cool.

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