Comment Well.... (Score 0, Redundant) 231

by shaze on Friday April 13, 2012 @10:32PM (#39682273) Attached to: Open-Source NVIDIA Driver Goes Stable On Linux

Jesus titty-fucking christ, it is about god damn time.

Comment Notebook, not netbook (Score -1, Troll) 246

by shaze on Tuesday November 02, 2010 @09:32PM (#34107832) Attached to: First Chrome OS Notebooks Due This Month

What fucking notable software or game runs on Chrome OS?

Comment Re:Awesome! And good timing for iPhone OS 4 (Score 0) 109

by shaze on Sunday May 30, 2010 @10:11PM (#32402680) Attached to: Skype App Updated, Allows 3G Calling On the iPhone

I also use Acrobits Softphone and use a Thinktel (http://www.thinktel.ca/en/about/ournetwork) backed Residential provider called Digitel (http://digitalvoice.ca/rateplans.php). They are by far the best and cheapest provider I've tested so far, and their plans include many European and Asian destinations like Skype's. I cannot wait until 4.0 comes out, then I'm dropping my voice plan altogether and switching to just data.

Comment Holy shit! (Score 0) 274

by shaze on Wednesday July 15, 2009 @03:13PM (#28706901) Attached to: Six Men Endure 105-Day Mars Flight Simulator

Dudes, They should totally send David Blaine up in that shit.

Comment Re:XP = Vista for upgrade pricing (Score 0) 821

by shaze on Thursday June 25, 2009 @02:18PM (#28469499) Attached to: Microsoft Discloses Windows 7 Pricing

Really? Cause I've been running XP64 for about 4 years now and I haven't come across one thing that I can't run. In fact, I have found it's completely the opposite to your statement. In that there are lots of old drivers/games that Vista/7 has problems with, that I can run without problem.

Comment Given the state of the economy (Score 0) 1365

by shaze on Monday May 18, 2009 @12:32PM (#27998623) Attached to: Why Linux Is Not Yet Ready For the Desktop

I think we'll be seeing a lot more advancements in OSS, as the IT crowd relaxes in unemployment.

Online Storage 2.0: Six Sites Reviewed 142

Posted by CmdrTaco on Wednesday February 28, 2007 @12:03PM from the who-needs-hard-drives dept.

mikemuch writes "Services like box.net, openomy, and eSnips are more than just places to access your files from the web. Some include media organization tools, Windows shell integration, drag-and-drop uploading, tagging, and social content sharing. ExtremeTech has a review up of six online storage services with Web 2.0 twists."