It seems it didn't take long for RIM to take action: http://goodereader.com/blog/tablet-slates/rim-plugs-dingleberry-hole/

"RIM ensured DingleBerry did not get the chance to make merry for too long. For no sooner had the DingleBerry app come into existence, RIM is back to seize the initiative with a fix that effectively plugs the hole that the DingleBerry developers had exploited to sneak past the PlayBook defenses. So those who had sought to gain root access to their PlayBook tablets, well RIM ensured they had less than a day to be adventurous with their devices.

The new RIM update should be available to all PlayBook owners within the next few days and being all of 5 MB, shouldn’t take more than a few minutes to install."

The launch has been delayed because of fueling problem on Soyuz.
They will retry it Friday at 10:30 UTC.

Direct broadcast: http://www.videocorner.tv/videocorner2/live_flv/index.php?langue=en

If you are refering to the St. Bartholomew's Day massacre I totally agree with you.
Let's kill all these bloody CxO and board members! ;-)

Will start with my boss!
BRB...

French too!
German OTOH call it a Tempo

I think the GP tried a joke with word "Lager" which can mean in German "Camp" like in "Konzentration Lager".

Hey, I do think that "Microsoft's BPOS" sounds good.
Even if it may be redundant since you can't expect something else as a POS SW from Microsoft :-)

And what's the percentage of those patients ate junk food at some point in their live? How many practiced a sport at some point in their live?

And here it comes: Correlation is not causation :)

Most satellites are in LEO not in geostationary orbit. And this for 2 good reasons:
1) It requires much less energy to launch a satellite in LEO and satellite need less power to downlink information to the earth (plus some protection from harmful radiations)
2) The geostationary orbit is basically a 2 dimensions orbit (circle at ~35km of the earth) and so the number of satellites that can orbit there is really low.

So the ISS is in the good orbit range for our most used satellites but deorbiting a satellite, refueling and reorbiting is no simple feat. Mostly because none of the satellite we build today are not intended for this purpose. Their thrusters are designed for small short burst to be able to increase or decrease the delta-v and correcting the satellite orbit.

With my Chrome browser at work:

Yeah! I'm unique! Oh wait...

With Firefox and noScript, no info about Plugins, Timezone, Fonts etc:

I saw 2 bugs:
1) In all the overlapping panels (account options, score...), the Slashdot logo doesn't appear completely

2) When I click on the score of a post it brings the score panel, then close it; the current page is reloaded and focus reseted at the top of the page. I need to hit the previous button to go back at the post I was reading or writing.

I'm using Firefox 3.6.13 on WinXP SP3.

Edit: previewing still takes an eternity!

Posting to undo moderation

Well you just have to look at the blurry picture of his "iPhone DSLR" to know that this guy has ever heard of a depth of field. Plus, this has absolutely nothing like a DSLR camera...

Fixed for you. Können takes infinitve.

Hint: Vatican city area is about 0.5km

Sorry to nitpick but the first (and main) meaning of "chauvinism" is an excessive patriotism (see http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/chauvinism for details) I think you're more like a "macho" ( http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/machismo ) You're welcome! :-)