Comment FSM? (Score 2) 164
What gift wrap do pastafarians use?
Comment Re:What a useless article... (Score 1) 234
I'm sure he could paste it inside a word document and send it to your hotmail account if you ask him nicely.
Comment In other news (Score 0) 397
People actually use bing.
Probably from all those failed url inputs that redirect directly to bing search. Those meddling kids with their spelling!
Comment Storage (Score 3, Informative) 240
100 Capacity CD-R spindles for the cheap guys, and the huge super-100 capacity cd/dvd binders. You can get a nice binder for $15 these days. Both ways are very efficient and save much more space than jewel cases.
Microsoft Launches Linux Labs Website 275
mjdroner writes "ZDNet is reporting that Microsoft is launching a website to 'share the activities of its internal Linux laboratories.' Microsoft says its goal is to foster communication with those who use open-source. The article also mentions that Microsoft runs a 300-server Linux installation to test open-source products." From the article: "Customers will be able to submit requests to Microsoft employees. For example, a person could ask how to best test the use of Linux desktops working with Microsoft's directory software.
In addition, Port 25 will do video interviews with Microsoft employees with experience in the open-source or Unix world, Hilf said."
Wikipedia Covers April Fool's Hoaxes 129
vladd_rom writes "Wikipedia maintains an up to date list with April Fools hoaxes from this year. The list already includes hundreds of entries. Among the most popular, one could find Google Romance, a new Google.com project, Google Browser, as well as Yahoo!'s desire to buy all Web 2.0 companies on the web. However, it seems that this year hoaxes will be more interconnected: the wiki page already includes some websites that announced that they have been bought by Yahoo!, and linked to Yahoo!'s blog post from their pages."
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