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Submission + - Trying to find this article (theregister.com) 2

Submitted by wrongstatistics
wrongstatistics writes: i just want to find the damn slashdot post that i clicked earlier today.

for some reason, you fucking search is useless.

it's EMBARASSING how shit this site is.

Oh, OF COURSE you don't even have duplicate url detection.

As I said, it's EMBARASSING that this is a tech site.

Comment Will slashdot ever get better editors? (Score 1) 31

by wrongstatistics (#63132316) Attached to: Xbox Boss Says Sony Wants To 'Grow By Making Xbox Smaller'

"Sony is trying to protect its dominance on the console. The way they grow is by making Xbox smaller," Spencer said."Sony is trying to protect its dominance on the console. The way they grow is by making Xbox smaller," Spencer said. "Sony is trying to protect its dominance on the console. The way they grow is by making Xbox smaller," Spencer said. "Sony is trying to protect its dominance on the console. The way they grow is by making Xbox smaller," Spencer said. "Sony is trying to protect its dominance on the console. The way they grow is by making Xbox smaller," Spencer said. "Sony is trying to protect its dominance on the console. The way they grow is by making Xbox smaller," Spencer said.

Funny: Your comment violated the "postercomment" compression filter. Try less whitespace and/or less repetition.

Maybe you should use these same tools to see when your editors are doing a shit job.

Comment Summary contradicts Summary and Title (Score 1) 72

by wrongstatistics (#61130694) Attached to: US Navy is Liable for Mass Software Piracy, Appeals Court Rules

The Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit sided with the German software company Bitmanagement,

Really? Because that's not what the summary says:

After reviewing all evidence, the Federal Claims court eventually sided with the US Navy, dismissing the copyright infringement claim.

In an order issued a few days ago, the Appeals Court agrees with pretty much all conclusions of the Federal Claims Court.

Comment Odd what you assume we already know (Score 1) 242

Funny how you constantly insist on defining tech concepts that everyone reading this site should already know, but you use the term "safeword" assuming that we already know it. Yes, I would assume that most people here would be familiar with the term, but the point is that you slashdot editors normally treat us as idiots who know nothing about tech.

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