Comment Paper & pencil (Score 1) 620
I still use paper and pencil to make notes,illustrate ideas etc.
That's pretty old-school.
Comment Re:Irony (Score 2) 106
The real irony was in spending much more time, keystrokes, and energy to write whiny, f-bomb laden posts that complain about how much more work it takes to look it up. For what it is worth, it took me 5 keystrokes to type "SCEA" into my google toolbar and press enter.
Comment Re:Netcraft confirms it: Steve Jobs is dying. (Score 1) 197
Wow... how incredibly not funny.
Comment Re:Privacy (Score 1) 182
There is only a need to update the pictures of places that are changing, like your example of a construction site.....
How are they going to know which places are changing if they don't take pictures for comparison?
Mozilla Wrongly Accused Sothink Addon of Malware 59
eldavojohn writes "Mozilla has admitted to wrongly accusing Sothink of distributing a video downloader with a trojan virus as a Firefox addon. From their official blog: 'We've worked with security experts and add-on developers to determine that the suspected trojan in Version 4.0 of Sothink Video Downloader was a false positive and the extension does not include malware.' Before you go download that addon, however, keep in mind that Sothink has come under fire before for GPL violations and dishonesty."
Comment Re:Standards should be set by engineers, not PHBs! (Score 1) 229
"The great thing about standards is that there are so many to choose from" :^)
Google Shows Off Ad-Supported Cell Phone 290
taoman1 writes "Today Google showed off a ad-supported cellphone that the company plans to offer for free to interested parties. The product could reach the marketplace within a year, and will offer Google search, email, and a web browser. 'The move would echo another recent product launched by a phone industry outsider, Apple Inc.'s iPhone. But Google's product would draw its revenue from a sharply different source, relying on commercial advertising dollars instead of the sticker price of at least US$499 for an iPhone and $60 per month for the AT&T Inc. service plan. Negotiating the fairest way to split those advertising revenues with service providers could be a big hurdle for Google, one analyst said. Another problem is the potential that consumers could be scared off by the prospect of listening to advertisements before being able to make phone calls, said Jeff Kagan, a wireless and telecommunications industry analyst in Atlanta.'"
