wobedraggled - Slashdot User

Comment So what (Score 1) 449

by iswm on Wednesday September 22, 2010 @03:06PM (#33666846) Attached to: Today's Children Are Officially Potty Mouths

They're just words.

Comment What about Dr. who (Score 1) 860

by wobedraggled on Thursday June 18, 2009 @10:16AM (#28373607) Attached to: Who is your favorite fictional doctor?

C'mon now

Comment Re:Seems pretty rough (Score 1) 239

by wobedraggled on Friday April 17, 2009 @12:31PM (#27615333) Attached to: Ubuntu 9.04 RC Released

I've done two upgrades that were flawless, sounds like you have hardware issues more than anything else.

Time Warner/Viacom Rift Healed, Pending Details 75

Posted by timothy on Thursday January 01, 2009 @11:00PM from the idiot-boxers-hit-the-showers dept.

jwilcox154 writes "Yesterday a dispute over fee hikes had threatened a damaging blackout at a minute past midnight Thursday that would have prevented TWC subscribers from watching their favorite shows such as 'SpongeBob SquarePants' and 'The Colbert Report.' The two sides reached an agreement on Thursday, the first of January 2009. The companies stated the terms of the deal were not disclosed. Details must still be finalized over the next few days."

Comment I wonder (Score 1) 172

by wobedraggled on Wednesday June 04, 2008 @11:02AM (#23652709) Attached to: Google Releases Desktop Gadgets For Linux

How long until a .deb file is made. good news all around.

Comment Re:Well, that explains it (Score 1) 250

by iswm on Wednesday October 31, 2007 @11:26AM (#21184279) Attached to: Google Begins "Gmail 2.0" Rollout

I was thinking the same thing... "That's weird, I haven't gotten any emails in a few days..." Then I saw this article, went to see if I had the new interface. Turns out I do. Turns out I also had 30 emails waiting for me.

Submission + - NASA's Mars life-detector

Submitted by

Roland Piquepaille

on Sunday March 11, 2007 @01:30PM

Roland Piquepaille writes: "With the financial help of NASA, American and European researchers have developed a new sensor to check for life on Mars. It also should be able to determine if traces of life's molecular building blocks have been produced by anything alive. The device has already been tested in the Atacama Desert in Chile. And it should be part of the science payload for the ExoMars rover planned for launch in 2013. Read more for additional details and a picture of the new NASA's Mars life-detector."

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