Comment TL;DL (Score 1) 37
To skip the talking and jump right to the "music", go to 11:30.
Comment Illegal to mine something publicly available? (Score 1) 240
I understand that mining all the vast quantities of data is wrong ethically, but it can't be illegal, or?
Comment Will it be possible to view this online? (Score 1) 164
I bet this won't be sent in all countries, will it be possible to view this on the internet somewhere?
Submission + - Goldeneye Source released (tekgoblin.com) 2
tekgoblin writes: Were you a fan of the original Goldeneye on N64? Well this 5 year Half-Life 2 mod called GoldenEye Source has just come out of beta and fully released free. The game is a fan-made creation with the objective to bring the original experiences from GoldenEye on N64 back to life. I remember spending hours upon hours playing Goldeneye on the N64 and was sad seeing it go.
Comment Apart from loved ones... (Score 1) 458
I don't have pretty much any data that would make me overly sad if I lost it, I just haven't been a programmer for long enough.
It's harder to replace 10 computers than a bunch of bash scripts and simple C programs.
Comment Quantum physics certainly is confusing... (Score 1) 223
Is it bad that I didn't even understand the summary?
Submission + - 2010 Geek IQ Test (infoworld.com) 1
snydeq writes: "Windows NT name size limits, network cabling and protocols, Linux printer daemon commands, AD&D character alignments — find out how much you know where it really counts by taking InfoWorld's 2010 Geek IQ Test."
Comment Re:Wait... what? (Score 1) 374
Is it just me that often enjoys the story as much as the scenes? Assuming that it's a good story. Though it might be easier to achieve in comic format.
Comment Is it just me? (Score -1, Flamebait) 230
Or is that a shitload amount of bugs? Wtf are the devs doing?
Comment Missing option: Number of computers... (Score 1) 402
running F@H. Seriously, when it started to get cold during the nights I brought out another computer and let it run at 100% load 24/7. Works excellent.
Comment Re:ed is too fancy (Score 1) 391
But only after issuing
stty -echo
Large, Slow Airships Could Move Buildings 184
Algorithmnast writes "The Economist has a short article on using big, slow-moving airships to move large objects without the need to dismantle them. The company mentioned, Skylifter, refers to the lifting ship as an 'aerial crane,' not a Thor weapon. It could easily help move research labs to new parts of the Antarctic, or allow a Solar Tower to be inserted into an area that's difficult to drive to, such as a mesa in New Mexico."
Comment Mice, no thanks. (Score 0, Troll) 178
Input devices and GUI's are for pussies, install linux, learn how to use the text terminal and go with programs that can be exclusively controlled by the keyboard.
Comment bug? (Score 1) 2
I can see this one on the front page, but with 0 comments and unviewable. Wtf?
Submission + - IBM High School to Churn Out IT Pros 2
theodp writes: This week, NYC mayor Michael Bloomberg announced that the City University of New York and IBM are creating a computer science-focused school in the city that will span grades 9-14 (students leave with an associate's degree). Graduates who pass muster will reportedly be first in line for jobs at IBM. 'The idea is to create a new [educational] model for science, technology, engineering, and math -areas where companies are aggressively hiring,' explained IBM's Stanley Litow.' If you look at hiring requirements, you won't see a huge amount of difference in a lot of entry-level IT jobs.' No word yet on the school colors or whether a uniform will be required. IBM is giving the city $250,000 to create the school, which might have looked pretty generous if that Zuckerberg kid hadn't upped the ante with his $100,000,000 donation.
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