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Comment Re:Surely none (Score 1) 372

by potaz on Thursday May 03, 2012 @03:31PM (#39881291) Attached to: Ask Slashdot: Which Comic Books To Start My 3-Year-Old With?

I second this! I also wrote the comic though so my opinion is BIASED.

Comment nice guy (Score 1) 199

by potaz on Saturday July 31, 2010 @08:57AM (#33094790) Attached to: The Canadian Who Holds the Key To the Internet

I used to work with/under Norm (he was my boss) and he's a great guy! When I worked with him he wasn't a Keeper of the Key but he was still pretty cool

Comment hey! (Score 5, Funny) 1049

by potaz on Monday January 11, 2010 @09:27AM (#30722070) Attached to: Does a Lame E-Mail Address Really Matter?

Hey, I've actually done a comic on this subject! I'm firmly in the "I'd rather you have a cool email address then a suck-up one" camp.

Comment Re:In other news... (Score 1) 226

by potaz on Tuesday May 26, 2009 @04:01PM (#28099909) Attached to: Creating a New Yorker Cover On the iPhone

That is the best description for a bad comic I've seen in a while. Nice!

Tesla Motors Shaken Up, Laying Off 491

Posted by kdawson on Friday October 17, 2008 @08:35AM from the i-want-my-i-want-my dept.

tjstork writes "Tesla Motors, the darling of technorati for its high performance electric car, may be about to go belly up. Venture capital is cut off, layoffs are under way, and construction plans are being stretched out. Elon Musk has ousted the CEO and taken the reins, blaming the global credit crunch."

FBI Says Dark Market Sting Netted 56 Arrests 130

Posted by timothy on Friday October 17, 2008 @07:32AM from the precise-number-on-those-prevented-thefts-fellas dept.

narramissic writes "A two-year undercover FBI sting operation targeting online 'carder' forums hosted on the DarkMarket.ws Web site has netted 56 arrests and prevented about $70 million in fraud losses, the FBI said Thursday. DarkMarket.ws was widely used by online scammers to buy and sell stolen credit card numbers, other financial information, and even the devices used to make fake banking cards. Before it was shut down earlier this month, the Web site had registered more than 2,500 members. Although Dark Market was thought to have been administered by a criminal going by the name Master Splyntr, German Public Radio reported on Monday that the FBI had been running a sting operation on the site since late 2006, and that Master Splyntr was actually an FBI agent named J. Keith Mularski." Of course, they say it in German; non-German speakers may want to consult the Babelfish.

Submission + - Music industry wants credit card nums in ID3 tags (michaelrobertson.com)

Submitted by Anonymous Coward on Monday September 24, 2007 @04:44PM

An anonymous reader writes: In an obituary for AnywhereCD which closes in one week, MP3.com founder Michael Robertson chronicles how at least one record label wanted him to put credit card numbers of buyers into songs. Fascinating story about how at least some of the labels still don't get it and why AnywhereCD is about to buried.

Submission + - Lawsuit wants full control of Facebook

Submitted by ScaredOfTheMan on Saturday July 14, 2007 @05:56AM

ScaredOfTheMan writes: "The lawsuit, filed by brothers Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss, and Divya Narendra, accuses Zuckerberg, Facebook's 23-year-old C.E.O, of stealing the source code, design, and business plan for Facebook in 2003 when he briefly worked in the Harvard dorms as a programmer for their own fledgling social-networking site, now known as ConnectU. The plaintiffs have demanded that Facebook be shut down and that full control of the site — and its profits — be turned over to them." I just wonder why they waited so long to sue? If he really stole their idea in 2003, why wait 4 years?

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