Thursday, March 20, 2003|
From the Free-Stuff Dept: Real World GoLive 6 (On The Web) [Boing-Boing] Very cool, and very nice for you GoLike addicts. I'm very interested to see far this whole "giving stuff away" thing goes. |
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From the Bugs Dept: Slashdot | Bug Reporting Etiquette The basic jist of the article is: Don't Panic, and Please Tell Us (Exactly) What's Going On. As always with Slashdot some comments are very insightful as well (and some are just l4m3r d00ds). |
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From the Frameworks Dept: Seeing how others deal with problems may lead to insight on your own. I'm feeling very Zen-ish, can you tell? |
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From the Linux Dept: Slashdot | TerraSoft Releases YellowDog Linux 3.0 w00t. Congrats to the team. |
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From the Be-Careful Dept: Slashdot | U.S. May Reduce Non-Military GPS Accuracy Great, from 3 meter accuracy (meaning that you're on top of the thing you're hunting for) vs 100 (or possibly more) meters (meaning that you still may be up to a football field length away. Good for protection from enemies using GPS, bad for people who use GPS every day (like people in On-Star cars - I'm guessing they use GPS). |
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From the Hmmm-That-Really-Narrows-It-Down Dept: Wired News: Not Just Your Average Loser
Male. Obsessed with computers. Lacking a girlfriend. Aged 14 to 34. Capable of sowing chaos worldwide.. Yes, that narrows it down quite a bit. Oh yes, and to get even more specific, they like computers. |
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From the Bugs Dept: Wired News: Leaked Bug Alerts Cause a Stir There's a controversy in my mind. In one way I believe that bugs should be private to the vendor, in another way I believe that if a user knows about a bug, they can take steps to protect themselves from it. |
