Comment Linux (Score 0) 131
Will it work on Linux?
Submission + - Attachmate Fires Mono Developers (internetnews.com)
darthcamaro writes: Love it or hate it, Novell's open source Mono project has inspired a lot of debate over the last 7 years. Mono brings .NET to Linux, with some interesting patent connections. The project is now at a crossroads, with news today that Attachmate had laid off the U.S. based development team for Mono.
Comment duh 1st has passed... (Score 1) 1
In other news... This is total garbage...
Submission + - RSA: SecurID Hack Was Phishing With Flash 0-Day (threatpost.com)
Trailrunner7 writes: RSA confirmed on Friday that the attack that compromised the company's high-value SecurID product was essentially a small, targeted phishing campaign that included a payload of a malicious Flash object embedded in an Excel file.
Comment haven't seen a bigger advertising campaign (Score 1, Informative) 129
my n8 from which i am currently posting can do hands down 9mbps in wifi networking @ speednet.net let alone gprs. So please spare us with the google's white knight there is *better hardware*
Comment dear SANTA: AMD wishlist (Score 1) 176
Hmmmm what about a *working*, *full-featured* linux driver instead of SDKs?
Comment Well actually bing... (Score 1) 582
works better than expected. In the relative question the main author did to the search engine, its answer is simplified as:
m$ products cost money, apple products cost money, so choose gnu/linux \o/
A History of Robotron 78
blacklily8 writes "Gamasutra has published our history of Robotron: 2084, Eugene Jarvis' ultimate twitch-game of 1982. Robotron's frantic gameplay, intense difficulty, and elegant control scheme made it a hit in the arcade and a favorite of countless retrogamers. The illustrated article compares the game with Jarvis' earlier hit, Defender, describes its gameplay in detail, and traces its roots and impact on later games such as Smash T.V. and Geometry Wars: Retro Evolved. Robotron's gameplay may be intimidating, but never too complex to grasp — with both hands!"
Comment Re:Just remember! (Score 1) 1651
The foundation stone of all constitutions after french revolt was the point the dude said: Not guilty until proved otherwise. I guess U.S. follows as well ;-). So I guess until proof is found the ReiserFS will be ok
