kidde_valind - Slashdot User

Comment Correct use of the term (Score 2, Interesting) 181

by kidde_valind on Thursday May 21, 2009 @03:38PM (#28044579) Attached to: Investigators Replicate Nokia 1100 Banking Hack

It's nice to see an example of correct use of "hacker" by the mainstream media, even if it's just by chance

Comment Re:About time (Score 1) 565

by kidde_valind on Thursday May 07, 2009 @10:07AM (#27859277) Attached to: Duke Nukem For Never

Seriously, pulling a Godwin in a comment on frickin Duke Nukem?

Comment Re:Yeah, well... (Score 0, Offtopic) 106

by kidde_valind on Thursday April 09, 2009 @08:31AM (#27516643) Attached to: AP Harasses Own Member Over AP Youtube Videos

Or he could punching an Arm in the Dick - much more effective if you ask me! :o

Intel however, has to date not yet managed to do this.

Comment Error in Title (Score 5, Informative) 95

by kidde_valind on Sunday January 11, 2009 @08:47AM (#26406755) Attached to: Open Firmware Released For Broadcom Wireless

When I first read the headline, I thought "Why on earth would anyone want to run Open Firmware on a wireless chipset" - because you know, Open Firmware is actually something else entirely.

Submission + - RIM offers BlackBerry without the BlackBerry

Submitted by

TheCybernator

on Tuesday April 24, 2007 @03:53AM

TheCybernator writes: "RIM offers BlackBerry without the BlackBerry The company plans an app suite that will turn its push e-mail technology into a platform for Windows Mobile 6 devices. ISVs discuss the enterprise options. Less than a week after a network outage crippled BlackBerry users across North America, Research In Motion announced an application pack for Windows Mobile 6 devices that Canadian software developers said will intensify the competition for push e-mail. The Waterloo, Ont.-based firm on Monday said the BlackBerry Application suite will appear as an icon on the screen of the Mobile Windows device and load BlackBerry applications such as e-mail, phone, calendar, address book, tasks, memos, browser, and instant messaging. RIM said users will easily be able toggle between the two platforms, one of which would have a BlackBerry-style interface. The devices will connect via the BlackBerry Enterprise Server (BES) used by corporate clients or the BlackBerry Internet Service (BIS). Pricing and final shipment dates were not given. RIM did not return requests for interviews at press time."

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