Comment Re:Link? (Score 1) 4
...and here is the /. post that already exists:
https://tech.slashdot.org/stor...
Comment Re:Link? (Score 1) 4
Here you are:
https://www.theregister.co.uk/...
Comment 40% slipper? (Score 5, Funny) 114
"40% slipper form-factor "
Whats the other 60%? Crocs? Open toe sandals?
Comment Re:That'll be interesting (Score 0) 397
"I'm Spartacus!"
I am Spartacus!
Comment Re:Another one bites the dust (Score 0) 365
Next they will start with IoT "Home Monitoring". (You baby just pooped, here is a coupon for diapers.)
Well, diapers are expensive.
Comment Re:FTYF, Submitter (Score 0) 532
FTYF? F*** That You F***ing Submitter ??
Comment Re:track record (Score 0) 293
"Oh, and if theyre citizens, theyre American, no matter where they were born"
Um, no...they are American Citizens. You are American if you are born here. For example, one cannot simply say they are French because they have acquired citizenship from France.
Um, no...they are American Citizens. You are American if you are born here. For example, one cannot simply say they are French because they have acquired citizenship from France.
Comment Re:jessh (Score 1) 397
sorry no... even the blizzard of 78 cities didn't close down, we got started later as everyone dug out.... travel bans, city closures, nope.
People were stuck in there cars as the storm buried them. Highways were impassible for days. Granted, the forecasting wasnt as high tech as it is today, but 1978 was not that long ago. My guess it is storms like these that cause officials to issue travel bans today.
Comment Re:jessh (Score 1) 397
Exactly.
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