Gregory Ng from iPhoneMatters has published very funny post concerning the signature at the end of every email sent from iPhone. I think many of you have received emails from your friends or work buddies with signature at the end of it "Sent from iPhone".

After reading the Media Defender email leak recently it got me wondering as to how many other companies actually pay their employees to read slashdot. In the case of media defender it seems as though they pay staff to read it but probably don't mind them posting the occasional comment as at one point they talk about a comment being friendly and ask if it was one them posting it.

Recently another user accused me of fancying myself the King of Moderation. Well, I am (sorry, CmdrTaco). So, forthwith, I proclaim:

Most Slashdot moderators do a great job. But there are a few who deserve special mention. And by "special" I mean "Timmy has a special helmet" special. There's at least one type for each of the descriptors.

If you were blown away by the recent Asimo showing at CES, it turns out you can *own* the next best thing. This skateboarding/rollerskating robot works great to relieve you of office boredom, and will definitely impress anyone who catches a glimpse of him.PLEN features unique balancing skills that help him skateboard/rollerskate/walk/kick around your workspace, and you can control him from your BREW-enabled cell ph

Here recently on /., there was a news item about an open letter to Microsoft's Steve Ballmer, essentially calling Microsoft out on their claims that Linux infringes several patents that Microsoft claims to own. I like the idea; in fact I think it's vitally important that if there is a question of trademark, patent, or copyright infringement in Linux or other OSS/Free Software that it be identified and resolved. After reading the letter, t