Comment Animal farm (Score 1) 71
As some animals found out, commandments could disappear from the wall. Or could be extended (like: some are more equal then others).
Comment Re: Astronomers use black holes (Score 1) 45
But. Mankind IS the centre of the universe. Isnâ(TM)t it?
Comment Who needs autonomous AI ⦠(Score 5, Insightful) 47
when an American president is already doing all this?
Comment Do customers hate printer products? (Score 1) 158
The article starts with the question âoeWhat's this? A tacit admission from Hewlett Packard that customers hate printer products?â
Let my give an answer: I donâ(TM)t hate printer products! I just hate HP printer products.
Submission + - Slashdot Asks: What's Your Favorite Easter Egg? (slashdot.org)
An anonymous reader writes: One year ago, Easter Sunday was greeted with the news that many companies were increasingly cracking down on "Easter Eggs," harmless snippets of vanity code playfully hidden by developers. "As programming becomes more corporate, more official, one cannot appear to have code that is not officially sanctioned," the author of The Elements of Computing Style told the BBC, though other programmers they spoke to disagreed.
The Easter Egg is a tradition which dates back at least to a hidden room in a 1979 Atari game, and I still have fond memories of the Batmobile Easter Egg (video) in King's Quest II (1985) and tales of that weird musical Easter Egg in Windows 95 which scrolled the names of their entire development team.
So share your favorites in the comments. What's your favorite Easter Egg?
The Easter Egg is a tradition which dates back at least to a hidden room in a 1979 Atari game, and I still have fond memories of the Batmobile Easter Egg (video) in King's Quest II (1985) and tales of that weird musical Easter Egg in Windows 95 which scrolled the names of their entire development team.
So share your favorites in the comments. What's your favorite Easter Egg?
