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![]() from 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 San Jose, California. Preliminary reports indicate that as much as 24% of all US-based websites were offline for as many as three hours. The backhoe operator, "Bubba" Eckles, 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... | 136 of 326 comments)
![]() from the I-Like-To-Use-Capital-Letters dept. I look around and all I see are Paranoid Parents who will stop at nothing to restrict the freedoms of hackers. Can you believe what's happening? I look around and all I see are Clueless Soccer Moms who will stop at nothing to restrict the freedoms of hackers. We must stop the recording industry executives of the US. ( Read More... | 125 of 267 comments)
![]() from the what-a-lame-title dept. Time once again to clean out the submission queue: Johan Simko told us that nerdweb.com has a new look. As usual, several new Linux websites have popped up, including bsdopensource.com, perlhacker-shell.net, and sourcestuff.net. This is starting to get out of hand. Fredrik Torres pointed out that the website for the Society For Wearing Baseball Caps Backwards has some "interesting" comments embedded in the source code. Alison Molina told us that metadaemon.org has a new theme. Lori Wolkey forwarded us a link to a research paper on why User Friendly sucks. And you thought things couldn't possibly get any worse. Ignacio Bazin told us about this Slashdot plug in Wired News. Isabel Vega forwarded us a link to the Random Slashdot Generator. And you thought things couldn't possibly get any worse. ( Read More... | 25 of 131 comments)
![]() from the holy-cow dept. Okay, we admit it. Things were said, mistakes were made. It seems a whole batch of recent articles has turned out to be false. For instance, the Web-controlled microwave oven is a hoax. And the article entitled Get Free Cheesy Merchandise from null.heartwell.com was completely untrue. ( Read More... | 27 of 59 comments)
![]() from the another-waste-of-time dept. First up: Jan Dyett sent linkage to this disturbing patent. Rachael Linares pointed out that ESR has updated the Jargon File to version 4.2.3. It includes new definitions for disburnon, snousna, and drezin. As always, several new Linux websites have popped up, including linux2000.net, gnu-net.net, and hackstuff.com. This is starting to get out of hand. thelma.sanfrod pointed out that the LinuxCon Show call for papers deadline is next Thursday. bocan has launched a new news site site called apachehumor.com. rosganton pointed out that InfoWorld has an article on Slashdot. Jmaynard was the first to mention that the May issue of penguinuniverse.com is out. Several people sent linkage to the bizarre editorial policy of the The Pulp Advertiser. It's another wonder of the Web. oglenal told us about a quantitative study of the meaning of life. You've got to be kidding. And finally... Dominique Berg sent us a nice photo of Pluto that officially meets Rob's First Law Of Art. ( Read More... | 14 of 77 comments)
![]() from the just-say-no-to-holy-wars dept. sstooton asks, "I don't want to start a flame war, but which MTA do you think is the best?" Now this is a doozy! ( Read More... | 137 of 379 comments)
![]() from the gonna-sell-like-hotcakes dept. We often get bombarded with questions from people wanting to learn about Ada. Until now there just hasn't been a good reference. However, O'Reilly has finally unveiled the "Black Llama" book, and it's already a classic. This is a must-have book for your collection. ( Read More... | 33 of 63 comments)
![]() from the stuff-to-read dept. Keith Dalbey's sci-fi classic, "The Lost Sun", is often regarded as his crowning achievement. It has everything, from scientific techno-babble to parallel universes. Click below to read the review, which hopefully doesn't spoil the plot too much. ( Read More... | 20 of 120 comments) |
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