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 Posted by CmdrTaco on Sunday May 11, @11:24PMfrom the the-truth-is-out-there dept. Several dozen people sent linkage to this article over at Drudge Report. It's funny. Update by CT: Fine, we messed up again, this article is a scam. Will you quit flaming us now? ( Read More... | 111 of 180 comments)
 Posted by CmdrTaco on Sunday May 11, @10:07PMfrom the download-compile-reboot dept. Doreen Sunderwirth was the first of many to tell us that the latest, greatest version of the Linux kernel is now available at a download site near you. You know what to do. ( Read More... | 41 of 56 comments)
 Posted by JonKatz on Sunday May 11, @08:38PMfrom the Stuff-To-Read dept. All of the emails I keep receiving confirm one fact: a whole lotta troubled teens are pissed off and aren't going to take it anymore. All of the emails I keep receiving confirm one fact: a whole lotta troubled teens are pissed off and aren't going to take it anymore. The world as we know it will come to an abrupt end unless all of the troubled teens of the world band together and fight as a united whole against oppression at the hands of media tycoons. Can you believe what's happening? Click below to find out more. ( Read More... | 147 of 348 comments)
Posted by Cliff on Sunday May 11, @06:07PMfrom the another-tough-question dept. Ruben Pacheco wrote in with this excellent question: "I'm wanting to try Linux, but I don't know where to begin. My friends recommend Debian GNU/Linux and Caldera OpenLinux, but what is really the most user friendly Linux distribution?" Any thoughts? ( Read More... | 120 of 174 comments)
 Posted by CmdrTaco on Sunday May 11, @04:15PMfrom the rob-must-be-bored dept. First up: Bledbar was the first to mention that the website for the United Organization Of Conservative Grandparents Supporting Random Drug Testing For Elected Officials runs on Linux. Snidre pointed out that TechWeb has started a bi-weekly BSD section. ucunter941 told us about the world's *least* ergonomic keyboard. As always, several new Linux websites have popped up, including apachekernel.net, colonelhack.net, and root-universe.org. Don't we have enough already? As expected, several new Linux websites have popped up, including nullkiddie.com, bsd-rulez.com, and gnubitbucketnetwork.net. This is starting to get out of hand. jeannette noted that ESR has updated the Jargon File to version 4.2.9. It includes new definitions for capwat, ketphylson, and daril. Quite a few people sent us a link to Bill Gates' computer teacher. Quite a few people sent us a link to The Simpsons Porn. Whitepro289 told us that TechWeb has started a weekly Apache section. And finally... paula noted that Wired News has an article on Slashdot. ( Read More... | 42 of 131 comments)
Posted by CmdrTaco on Sunday May 11, @02:32PMfrom the download-compile-reboot dept. Sonia Strauss was the first of many to tell us that the latest, greatest version of the Linux kernel is now available at a download site near you. You know what to do. ( Read More... | 44 of 95 comments)
Posted by JonKatz on Sunday May 11, @01:46PMfrom the I-Like-To-Use-Capital-Letters dept. We must stop the unelected bureaucrats of the world. We are at a crossroads. The price of freedom is eternal vigilance. All of the emails I keep receiving confirm one fact: a whole lotta angst-ridden teens are pissed off and aren't going to take it anymore. ( Read More... | 64 of 373 comments)
Posted by CmdrTaco on Sunday May 11, @01:28PMfrom the nerds-panic-nationwide dept. Net access was severaly disrupted earlier today by an errant backhoe that accidentally cut two major net backbone cables near Palo Alto, California. Preliminary reports indicate that as much as 22% of all US-based websites were offline for as many as three hours. The backhoe operator, "Bubba" Hart, says that he "pulled the wrong lever". A full investigation by the FCC will commence as soon as the department receives sufficient funding. ( Read More... | 124 of 168 comments)
Posted by CmdrTaco on Sunday May 11, @11:16AMfrom the here-comes-the-slashdot-effect dept. Yep, it's that time again! renee.wellons told us about yet another place you don't want to see a BSOD. For something truly strange, Mark McManus pointed out this Slashdot plug in Ziff-Davis AnchorDesk. bisham told us about the world's largest Beowulf cluster. sheifra12 was the first to mention that the May issue of linux.len.net is out. Quite a few people sent us a link to a new site called gnulinusdotorg.com to help newbies. Leticia Waterman told us about an RFC document entitled "PORN Over Real-time Networks". It's old, but still amusing. Heidi Cowgill has launched a new Linux advocacy site called burritohumor.com. ( Read More... | 41 of 87 comments) |
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