Comment at least she didn't put a pubic hair on a coke can (Score 1) 618
nuf said.
Comment I agree. (Score 1) 350
I was probably one of the first people to get an invite. The problem? I didn't know anyone else that was using wave, so I didn't have anyone to collaborate with! If they had made it something that was available to gmail users I would have had other people to interact with.
The other problem was that they brought it out too early.
Comment Did Hell just freeze over? (Score 1) 565
Just asking. I never thought I'd hear this from someone like Grove.
Comment Re:People still bank at Chase? (Score 1) 398
Maybe you are to young to know this but there are these things called credit unions and community banks.
Comment People still bank at Chase? (Score 0, Offtopic) 398
Too bad!
Comment I work in my mom's basement (Score 2, Funny) 205
you insensitive clod!
Naming and Shaming "Bad" ISPs 79
An anonymous reader writes "Brian Krebs takes a provocative look at ISP reputations, collecting data from 10 different sources that track 'badness' from a multitude of angles, from phishing to malware to botnet command and control centers. Some of the lists show very interesting and useful results; the ISPs that are most common among the various reputation services are some of the largest ISPs and hosting providers, including ThePlanet and Softlayer. The story has generated quite a bit of discussion in the security community as to whether these various efforts are measuring the wrong things, or if it is indeed valid and useful to keep public attention focused on the bigger providers, since these are generally US-based and have the largest abuse problems in terms of overall numbers."
Comment Buy lots and lots of cisco stock from 1990-1997 (Score 1) 1
and watch it split until 1999 then sell it. Move to Canada obtain citizenship. Convert as much of the dollars you made with cisco to gold and Euros.
Sit back a baste in the knowledge that you can do what you want when you want.
Comment I use an abacus you insensitive clod! (Score 1) 664
Move along nothing here.
Comment Re:Question isn't clear (Score 1) 338
I live in my parents basement you insensitive clod!
Comment I'd be more impressed if the hired Stegliz and (Score 1) 186
Warren and fired Timmy G. and Larry S.
Comment harder to make money playing guitar? (Score 1) 261
I doubt it. How this will play out is commercial interests will drag out the dead artists until the public gets tired of it. There will be a backlash against all automated dead guy music.
The Art of Scalability 63
Martijn de Boer writes "Creating high performance growing networks is really a special skill managers and network architects should possess to be ready for the future. The Art of Scalability is a book written for these kinds of functions, and prepares you for the present and the imminent future. Scalability is achieved by principles that work on many levels within enterprises, whether it's processes, organizational structure or setting up your project, this book covers it all." Read on for the rest of Martijn's review.
Sun's Project Darkstar Game Server Platform No More 82
sproketboy writes "Project Darkstar, an open source software platform from Sun labs that simplifies the development of horizontally scalable servers for online games, is being discontinued as of the Oracle acquisition. This project, mentioned a couple of years back on Slashdot, was a unique concept for building an application server specific to on-line gaming. Sadly they were so close at version 0.9.11 (which is still very stable). Hopefully the open source community can get involved and help continue work on this project."
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