Comment Re:Ask a stupid question... (Score 1) 362
Come to Alberta - no PST, so tax is a nice easy 5%
Comment Re:Whenever I need the assistance of Scotland Yard (Score 1) 354
That would've been Whitehall 1212
Comment Re:Use a better power source and quit complaining (Score 1) 202
Damnit! Stoopid frickin' touch screens (and even stoopider frickin' /. - 'cuz fixin' bad mods iz so evil).
Comment Re:Enough time? (Score 1) 238
... (311) 399-2364
Greetings Professor Falken.
Shall we play a game?
Greetings Professor Falken.
Shall we play a game?
Submission + - Boost Your WiFi Signal Using Only a Beer Can (discovery.com) 2
AmyVernon writes: This hack is supposed to boost signal strength by at least 2 to 4 bars.
What you need: scissors, a utility knife, some adhesive putty and an empty beer can. The brand doesn't matter for the router, but I suppose it would be cooler looking if it were Asahi or Stella Artois than if it were Budweiser.
What you need: scissors, a utility knife, some adhesive putty and an empty beer can. The brand doesn't matter for the router, but I suppose it would be cooler looking if it were Asahi or Stella Artois than if it were Budweiser.
Submission + - Linux kernel moves to Github (lkml.org)
An anonymous reader writes: Linus Torvalds has announced that he will be distributing the Linux kernel via Github until kernel.org servers are fully operational following the recent server compromise.
But hey, the whole point (well, *one* of the points) of distributed development is that no single place is really any different from any other, so since I did a github account for my divelog thing, why not see how well it holds up to me just putting my whole kernel repo there too?
Comment Re:The cops who wrote those emails should be fired (Score 1) 340
It's impossible! I can't believe it!
Comment Re:well, the fact that 'defragment' has returned (Score 2) 181
Fedora's considering btrfs.
British Pizza Chain To Install Cones of Silence 122
itwbennett writes "British pizza chain Pizza Express is installing iPod docks and soundproof domes in booths of their new iPizzeria stores. 'The idea is that you can plug in your iPod and play whatever music you like without disturbing other diners,' says blogger Peter Smith. 'But I'm sure it'd work for talking about government secrets and other spy stuff, too.'"
