Comment Beyond Meat is partnering with McDonalds on this (Score 1) 86

by screevo on Wednesday November 11, 2020 @05:22PM (#60712956) Attached to: McDonald's McPlant is Coming For Beyond Meat's Crown

Since Beyond Meat is helping McDonalds develop this product, per the article's update, I'm sure they aren't too concerned.

Comment I guess... (Score 1) 200

by screevo on Sunday October 24, 2010 @09:47PM (#34008080) Attached to: Austria's 'Bionic Man' Dies In Car Crash

I guess his mind must have wandered...

Blizzard Announces Diablo 3 423

Posted by CowboyNeal on Saturday June 28, 2008 @09:09AM from the mouse-buttons-beware dept.

stpk4 writes "After a week-long tease by Blizzard, Diablo 3 has just been announced in Paris. The splash screen has been updated at their homepage and The Escapist has the first write-up." While there aren't many details available yet, it is known that Deckard Cain returns to help our heroes yet again.

Comment .local (Score 1) 490

by screevo on Thursday June 26, 2008 @02:52PM (#23953773) Attached to: ICANN Board Approves Wide Expansion of TLDs

I call .local. Think of how many small company domains that will screw with.

China Unblocks Wikipedia 213

Posted by samzenpus on Wednesday October 11, 2006 @09:28PM from the alright-go-ahead-and-read-it dept.

ZZeta writes "Even though the information on the site is still scarce, Editor & Publisher is already publishing the scoop: Apparently, Wikipedia has been unblocked in China. From the article: 'Wikipedia reported on its site that it had received word from multiple users in the country on Chinese-forums.com that the site had been restored.'"

Wii Will Have an Updatable Linux OS 330

Posted by Zonk on Sunday October 08, 2006 @06:40PM from the penguin-with-a-wand dept.

eldavojohn writes "There's bits and pieces of information floating around that revolve around Iwata Asks interviews on Nintendo's website. What I found interesting was the tidbit about the updatable operating system: 'Wii is the first system from Nintendo that we can continue to be involved in (via operating system updates) after the customer buys it. This means that Wii will greatly expand and diversify the ways in which people will enjoy games in the future.' The Wii is reported to operate on top of a proprietary form of the Linux kernel, although there are already efforts to make a GNU/Linux for the console. So, the answer to the age old question is that it already runs Linux."