Comment Re:Im sorry - define Kit (Score 1) 235
This is a $1 million worth of EMC equipment, let's not kid ourselves.
I'm sure the brackets were metal.
Comment Office? (Score 0) 467
I work in a cubicle you insensitive clod!
Comment Re:Maybe a DN-could-be-forever? (Score 2, Interesting) 95
Don't give up hope man, DNF will still come out. And it will be awesome.
Aghh! Why after 12 years, and Broussard himself giving up, does this still seem plausible to me?
Aghh! Why after 12 years, and Broussard himself giving up, does this still seem plausible to me?
Comment How does one Bing a Google? Yahoo! (Score 2, Funny) 301
Now how to explain this to Grandma with out her looking at me more stranger than usual. Hmm.
What Programming Language For Linux Development? 997
k33l0r writes "Recently I've been thinking about developing (or learning to develop) for Linux. I'm an IT university student but my degree program focuses almost exclusively on Microsoft tools (Visual Studio, C#, ASP.NET, etc.) which is why I would like to expand my repertoire on my own. Personally I'm quite comfortable in a Linux environment, but have never programmed for it. Over the years I've developed a healthy fear of everything Java and I'm not too sure of what I think of Python's use of indentation to delimit blocks. The question that remains is: what language and tools should I be using?"
Comment Please make it stop (Score 0) 12
I realize dental care is very important, but it's simply not why I come to Slashdot :/
Submission + - A New Theory of Everything?
goatherder writes: The Telegraph is running a story about a new Unified Theory of Physics. Garrett Lisi has presented a paper called "An Exceptionally Simple Theory of Everything" which unifies the Standard Model with gravity — without using string theory. The trick was to use E8 geometry which you may remember from an earlier Slashdot article. Lisi's theory predicts 20 new particles which he hopes might turn up in the Large Hadron Collider.
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