Comment A very invasive species (Score 5, Funny) 173
I'd hate to see those Japanese tentacle monsters I hear so much about surf their way to the US—I'm not in to that sort of thing.
Comment Re:About the dog (Score 1) 36
Oh, so the dog which was trying to do everything in its power to save its suicidal owner was the one that ended up dead? Fair enough.
This is why people can often feel more emotional attachment to animals they don't know than to people they don't know.
Comment What I am most interested to know from this... (Score 1) 302
Do they really sound as dull as Ray Romano?
Comment Really...? (Score 1) 131
I still remember the inside cover of my StarCraft CD case saying "Coming in 1999: Diablo 2".
Comment The real question... (Score 1) 353
How many experience points is a prison guard worth? I really need to gain that level so I can finally get my "Weapon Focus (Shiv)" feat.
Comment Results! (Score 2, Insightful) 1060
It's good to know when they put their minds to it, the US government can get results. I just wish they would do it for the good of the nation and its people and not just to save their own greedy asses.
Comment [Insert Obligatory Soviet Russia Joke Here] (Score 3, Funny) 146
Now the rest of you can concentrate on real, intelligent responses.
Don't say I never took one for the team.
Comment So... (Score 0) 93
Does this mean I get another extension...?
Comment Re:No option to go back (Score 0) 72
Oh, God, another false dichotomy! Can we divide and conquer ourselves in any more ways?
You antidichotomites are all the same, trying to tell me how to live my life!
You antidichotomites are all the same, trying to tell me how to live my life!
Feed The Register: Broadbandit nabbed in Wi-Fi bust (theregister.com)
Jack the Wardriver menaces west London
A laptop user was collared by police community support officers in west London yesterday for allegedly pilfering someone else's Wi-Fi.
Feed The Register: iRobot unveils new Roomba auto-vacuums (theregister.com)
Never mind that - where's my bloody robot butler?
iRobot, maker of military robots and autonomous floor cleaner units, have announced a new line of "Roomba" auto-vacuums.
Journal Journal: How to do forensic on a cracked Linux server. 219
This blog entry is the step-by-step process that allowed one administrator to do forensic on a cracked server. It's quite interesting to me, since I have had the exact same problem (a misbehaving ls -h command) on a development server quite a while back. As it turns out, my server was cracked, maybe with the same tool, and this analysis is much more thorough than the one I was able to do at the time.
Feed news.com: Survey finds increasing uncertainty over offshoring (com.com)
Despite lack of evidence that offshore outsourcing is taking jobs out of Europe, IT workers polled by Silicon.com take another view.
Feed The Register: Li-Ion battery design 'flawed' (theregister.com)
Careful now...
It won't come as much of a surprise to Sony, but the present design of lithium-ion cell batteries that power our consumer electronics is flawed, according to Japanese researchers. The startling announcement has been made by the Tokyo Institute of Technology, which claims that such batteries must be redesigned to avoid further potential dangers.
Feed Engadget: Apple's 3rd generation iPod Nano revealed in "spy shots"? (engadget.com)
Filed under: Portable Audio, Portable Video
Sure, we know that the photo up over there just looks like someone took a regular iPod, squashed it down, duplicated it, colorized it, and then pasted the copies in a playful circle. But what -- just what -- if you're actually looking at the 3G Nano? According to 9to5Mac (and at this point only according to 9to5Mac), Apple's next move on the iPod front will be short, squat, and muted-pastel colorful. The site previously reported that the new color scheme will come in a variety of shades not dissimilar to what their "spy shot" shows, so at least their own info lines up. Other than that? No corroborating evidence from Apple, and no leaks from other sources indicating this direction... let's just say we wouldn't make any bets on this particular piece of news.Read | Permalink | Email this | Comments
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