nailBnny - Slashdot User

Comment WFT! (Score 1) 938

by nailBnny on Tuesday February 02, 2010 @11:04PM (#31004830) Attached to: Studies Reveal Why Kids Get Bullied and Rejected

Oh, I see now, it was my fault all along. Jackasses....

Comment Re:This ain't MTV! (Score 1) 305

by nailBnny on Sunday December 27, 2009 @07:15PM (#30566442) Attached to: Critics Call For NASA TV To "Liven Up"

If I find what they are saying is interesting, then I will listen. Otherwise, recent technological advances have brought us "The Mute Button" and "Pandora Radio".

Comment Re:This ain't MTV! (Score 2, Interesting) 305

by nailBnny on Sunday December 27, 2009 @07:07PM (#30566390) Attached to: Critics Call For NASA TV To "Liven Up"

I do not want "action every 5 seconds". My addiction is information. Tell me everything and I will tune in and out as needed.

Comment Re:wheregolds (Score 1) 1582

by nailBnny on Wednesday April 01, 2009 @11:51AM (#27418729) Attached to: Slashdot Launches User Achievements

It won't turn to normal. Achievements will be like crack to karma whores. Now there are 50 ways to get Karma: Excellent. O_O

Dell's Rugged Laptop Doesn't Quite Pass 4-Foot Drop Test 113

Posted by timothy on Tuesday March 10, 2009 @10:49AM from the pretty-toughbook dept.

narramissic writes "Dell's new Latitude E6400 XFR laptop is designed to withstand drops, dust and high pressure water spray. The company claims the laptop, which is intended for military use, can withstand rain and wind gusts of up 70 mph, and can work in temperatures from -20 to 145 degrees Fahrenheit. It can also work for an hour at an altitude of 15,000 feet and is designed to withstand drops of around 4 feet (48 inches) when not operating and 36 inches when operational. The LCD screen floats a little bit within the LCD cover so it can take impacts and shock, said Jeremy Bolen, a Dell spokesman. But watch as the laptop that Dell used to show these features wasn't able to withstand the rough treatment that was part of the company's demonstration."

U.S. Senators Pressure Canada on Canadian DMCA 466

Posted by Hemos on Tuesday March 06, 2007 @01:20PM from the the-creeping-fingers-problem dept.

An anonymous reader writes "The U.S. copyright lobby brought out some heavy artillery last week as it continued to pressure Canada to introduce a Canadian DMCA. U.S. Ambassador to Canada David Wilkins gave a public talk in which he described Canadian copyright law as the weakest in the G7, while Senators Dianne Feinstein and John Cornyn wrote to Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper to urge him to bring in movie piracy legislation."

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