Comment She is BATSH*T crazy (Score 1) 667
He has taken his page down. Right will I was reading his comments.
She is sure a piece of work
Offline Gmail Launched 220
javipas writes "Google developers have announced a new feature part of Gmail Labs that everybody was waiting to see realized. Offline Gmail will allow users to have a partial copy of its Gmail account on their PCs, and access their messages while being offline. The magic of Google Gears comes to the rescue, but the process will not be complete. The syncronization will update the online and offline copies, but Google will use an algorithm that will determine the messages downloaded on each sync (the first being the most important) based on several parameters that point out that message's relevance. This measure will save the process from downloading pieces of information not quite as valuable. US and UK English users can enjoy this feature through the Gmail Labs section."
Comment Re:From the FA... (Score 1) 775
I am interested. Please subscribe me to your newsletter.
Definitely not from the NSA.
Microsoft Launches IT Superhero Comic 285
willdavid writes "Paul McDougall reports in InformationWeek on Microsoft's new online comic. The Heroes Happen Here comic strips are being created by Jordan Gorfinkel, a former DC Comics editor who helped revitalize the Batman series. 'Tech workers who in the middle of the night fix a downed server or take on a computer virus don't really have extraordinary powers. It just seems that way. But a new comic book has debuted in which IT pros literally are superheroes. The daily Web comic, called Heroes Happen Here, features tech savvy crime fighters like Lord Firewall, who "stands between chaos and order" and says things like "begone vermin!"'" And because it's never easy, in order to read the archives of the comic you're going to need to install Microsoft's Silverlight.
Comment OH SHUT YUOR STUPID FACE (Score -1, Troll) 958
I'm a freakin MORON plain and simple (drop out of Yail) and yet I have run LINUX on 7 different computers since 1998 when I first learned about it from a local LUG.
It's FREE and it's great and simple to learn.
The community is helpful (like Slashdot) and boys are nice to me.
It's FREE and it's great and simple to learn.
The community is helpful (like Slashdot) and boys are nice to me.
Journal Journal: Glaciers swim In and Out of meat that looks like genitalia. 6
- Glaciers swim - like meat.
- In and Out - More meat than you can shake butter at. A stick of butter.
- of meat that looks like genitalia. - or vice versa.
More useful stuff!:
Journal Journal: What the hell? 6
Due to excessive bad posting from this IP or Subnet, comment posting has temporarily been disabled. If it's you, consider this a chance to sit in the timeout corner . If it's someone else, this is a chance to hunt them down. If you think this is unfair, please email moderation@slashdot.org with your MD5'd IPID and SubnetID, which are "b83b1e19852d08887af15e8a758XXXXX" and "378edad33953e09027589d8dd99XXXXX" and (optionally, but preferably) your IP number "66.92.132.XXX" and yo
Comment Last Post (Score 1) 56
Thanks for thinking of me, first. Have a great day.
Journal Journal: Rid of the evil 4
No, this isn't about politics or anything like that... it's about something much more important!
I am off AOL and now on Speakeasy DSL.
I haven't written in here in a long time, I guess there's just nothing going on.
Okay, I'm done...
Journal Journal: REBOL sillyness 1
While attempting (and failing, so far) to write a quine (self-replicating program) in REBOL, I figured out one of those "type this, get a funny error" things. The >> is the REBOL prompt.
>> 'spend canadianmoney
** Script Error: canadianmoney has no value
** Near: canadianmoney
;)
Journal Journal: MoveOn.org is funny!
Hahaha! I have found a new comedy site, MoveOn.org, which has some incredibly funny postings. What's amazing is how these people are capable of writing such rediculous things as if they were actually serious.
Journal Journal: On terrorists, continued... 9
I have been reading your replies to "On terrorists", but I have been busy lately, and not in the mood to argue about it.
First, a final note on Maher Arar: if he was offered first to Canada, and they turned him down, the canadians should be to blame. We tried.
Journal Journal: I'm a man 15
It's time to tell the truth. I am a 55 year-old man. My name is Andy Kaufman, and I live in New York City.
I am sincerely sorry to everyone for all my lies.
--Andy
Journal Journal: On terrorists 31
About this Iraqi prisoner deal... This incident could barely be considered torture, and the people who did it are being punished, and don't forget... those weren't innocent civilians. They were terrorists and the like. Unlike in the Saddam Hussein system where they would have been innocent people who would truly be tortured, and the actions would be condoned by the government.
Journal Journal: Vote Kerry! 3
I don't usually post political journals, but I ran into an idiot on some forums today who posted a link to some anti-Bush crap, and I replied with this:
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