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New App Mixes New Drinks With What You Have 127

Posted by samzenpus on Thursday December 30, 2010 @05:03PM from the I'll-have-a-squashed-strawberry-alley-cat dept.

Pickens writes "The magic of a new app called 'Top Shelf' is that if you want to mix a new drink, the app thinks the way most of us do — instead of going out to buy the ingredients, it shows you how to build a new drink with the ingredients you have available. Feeling indecisive? Let Top Shelf pick a random recipe for you. You can get a random drink from the entire database, a specific category, your favorites, search results, or the liquor cabinet."

Linux Kernel 2.6.35 Released 159

Posted by timothy on Sunday August 01, 2010 @10:47PM from the everything-new-is-new-again dept.

eldavojohn writes "Linus has announced the release of 2.6.35 for people to download and test after he found not a lot of changes between this week and last. The big features to look out for include: 'Transparent spreading of incoming network traffic load across CPUs, Btrfs improvements, KDB kernel debugger frontend, Memory compaction and Support for multiple multicast route tables' as well as various performance and graphics improvements. Linus also praised the community saying that 'regression changes only' after rc1 improved this time around and gave numbers to back it up saying 'in the 2.6.34 release, there were 3800 commits after -rc1, but in the current 35 release cycle we had less than 2000.' Good to see the process is becoming more refined and controlled after the first release candidate — hopefully there's no impending burnout."

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by sbandyo on Wednesday August 27, 2008 @02:08PM

Comment Re:Ka1 (Score 1) 90

by sbandyo on Friday October 01, 1999 @06:21AM (#1649051) Attached to: Kasparov vs. The World: It's all different

Democracy sucks!!

But there was a discussion in BBS ( chess discussion ) that this incident ( fake votes for b5) happend on the same day when first article on Kasparov event appeared in this group. As per your article a Linux user can give a fake vote but not a windows user.

But Microsoft confirmed that there was no fake vote ( they have to :-) )

hmmmm! Is there a connection here?

thanks, sbandyo.

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