Comment Re:It's vs its (Score 1) 133
Either the editors have already corrected it, or you have it backwards. "It's" is a contraction for "it is" and "its" is the possessive form.
Comment Re:Web fundamental (Score 1) 85
It's a pain, but you can manually remove sites from search results with "-". For example, "yoursearchterms -www.blacklistedhost1.com".
Comment Steve Don't Eat It! (Score 1) 384
Reminds me of this funny blog.
Comment Re:You can't square that circle. (Score 1) 617
The data I quoted was from ad impressions, so the simplest explanation is either that most Nokia units sold are not smartphones, or their users don't surf as much.
Comment Re:What there need to be an iPhone killer? (Score 1) 617
Here's some data on phone OS market share. Symbian leads with 41%, but iPhone is a close second (32%). Palm is way, way behind (4%).
6 Languages You Wish the Boss Let You Use 264
Esther Schindler writes "Several weeks ago, Lynn Greiner's article on the state of the scripting universe was slashdotted. Several people raised their eyebrows at the (to them) obvious omissions, since the article only covered PHP, Perl, Python, Ruby, Tcl and JavaScript. As I wrote at the time, Lynn chose those languages because hers was a follow-up to an article from three years back. However, it was a fair point. While CIO has covered several in depth, those five dynamic languages are not the only ones developers use. In 6 Scripting Languages Your Developers Wish You'd Let Them Use, CIO looks at several (including Groovy, Scala, Lua, F#, Clojure and Boo) which deserve more attention for business software development, even if your shop is dedicated to Java or .NET. Each language gets a formal definition and then a quote or two from a developer who explains why it inspires passion."
Submission + - Ubuntu Feisty Fawn Released!
crhylove writes: "Ubuntu Feisty Fawn is out! For those of you not in the know, Ubuntu is aiming to be a full fledged desktop OS based on Debian Gnu/Linux. It is lightweight, fast, pretty, and by default works on most of the hardware out there that people will want to run it on. Included in this release are easy driver installation for commercial (restricted) drivers, Compiz (though turned off by default), Open Office 2.2.0, The Gimp, Gaim (now Pidjin) 2.0.0 beta6, Firefox 2.0, a bunch of great games, and easy codec downloads and installs. I've been running Feisty since about Herd 4, and most of my Windows friends who see it are contemplating switching, and two of them already have (I also installed Beryl, which helps out a lot on the "bling" front)! The latest torrents and such are up at the usual places: http://www.ubuntu.com/"
Submission + - Apple TV already being hacked
TunesBoy writes: The Apple TV, only a couple of days after being shipped is already modified in a variety of ways.
A thread at Something Awful discussess installing VLC, and a dedicated site, AppleTVHacks.net, has already appeared and cataloged hacks including a hardrive upgrade tutorial.
Did Apple intend for the Apple TV to be so easy to upgrade and hack?
A thread at Something Awful discussess installing VLC, and a dedicated site, AppleTVHacks.net, has already appeared and cataloged hacks including a hardrive upgrade tutorial.
Did Apple intend for the Apple TV to be so easy to upgrade and hack?
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