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Merry Xmas FFeeders - AJ
Comparison of Famous OS's
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Everyone agree? - Merry Xmas FFeeders - AJ
No. OS X is not useless. - Mathew™ one of a kind
FreeBSD is far more reliable than Linux. And OS X runs FreeBSD under the covers, albeit with a different kernel. So it's a cute, but rather meaningless, cartoon. - Mistletoe Glen
BeOS!! *hides* - Mo Kargas
Cute but definitely disagree w/ the OS X caption, anything but useless. - Nicholas Kreidberg
FreeBSD is far from ''meek''. but does go unnoticed. - Carlos Ayala
And Windows crashing is so Windows 95... - Jemm
No offence but Linux is cuter than OS X(atleast in this one) - Yuvi
Also, +1 Jemm. The only time I've had Vista crash on me was when my Sound Card went kaput - Yuvi
It doesn't have to be flashy as long as it works, and that's why I use Linux. - ::Kristen::
Really? I've had Vista crash on me more times then I can count. That is why I ended up downgrading to XP on the PC. - Mathew™ one of a kind
I disagree about the comments, well except for windows (but it's tradition to rag on windows), but still laughed. :) - Grant Bierman
Where is OpenBSD?!?! - imabonehead
linux boring? how boring is a $300 box that does pretty much everything a pc or mac, without crashing or locking up? i'm livin it! - ernie yacub
o ya, faster too. - ernie yacub
@ernie: but it has no apps and not even 1% market share ;) - Jemm
Because clearly market share has an effect on your ability to use the OS. And it has plenty of apps. The place I'm feeling the app hurt is Windows more than linux. I agree with none of these other than the OS X one. Has to be one of the more useless OSes I've ever come across, compared to price and availability - Daniel Bruce
Mac's missing!! - Sameer Panchangam
I think Linux is fun. Windows is just frustrating. - Peter
:) Funny but OS X not useless - Fatih Taşkıran
most of my consternation with windows is with shoddy 3rd party applications. Windows itself rarely causes me a problem. People need to learn the difference between shitty apps crashign and windows itself being the root of a problem. Learn where the fault is then lay the blame :P - alphaxion
Can't we just agree that different systems suit different people or contexts? For me, Mac OS X is ideal(and far from useless), but I work with a lot of devs who would rather use Linux or another Unix derivative, and we have some who use Windows. - Sam
oh I have no problems with other people using other OS'es (I prefer RISC OS myself), I just object to people laying blame without knowing where the blame should be. - alphaxion
Totally agreed - Mirco
As someone who's seen the original anime, it's a great comparison to the characters. OSes can't seriously be summed up in 3-5 words each, but this is all in good fun. - Brent Newhall
@alphaxion But that would cause some actual critical thinking on some people's part and that's really just too much to ask. - Jason Shultz from twhirl
go strawberry marsmallow! also true, true, true and true. - karchesky
where is the Commodore Amiga? - Noah David Simon
I'm using Ubuntu as my main workstation at work for more than 3 years. Does that sound boring and/or useless? - imabonehead
I would actually switch the descriptions for Windows and Linux. For the record, I'm on a Mac but have used Linux as primary desktop for 3 years (2004-2007) - Saket Vaidya
If I could get Coda to work on Ubuntu, I'd use linux more often. - Jason Shultz from twhirl
BeeLing
Fa La La La Lindsay
Reflections of us - / but they know better than we / the secret of bliss. - Fa La La La Lindsay from Bookmarklet
Cee Bee
counting the days
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ace! - vijay
BEX
Nadine Schaeffer
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Nice! I want the drum kit/alchemy t-shirt! Brilliant! - Christopher Harley
I like the fish shirt. - Jauder Ho
Live4Emma (L4S)
RAPatton
Detectives cried after finding Shannon - Crime, UK - The Independent - http://www.independent.co.uk/news...
Detectives cried after finding Shannon -
            Crime, UK - The Independent
"Two burly detectives with nearly 60 years' experience between them broke down in tears on finding Shannon Matthews. Detective Constables Paul Kettlewell and Nick Townsend described the emotion of recovering the missing child from Michael Donovan's flat after she had been missing for 24 days. The two policemen, with many of their colleagues in the West Yorkshire force, had thought Shannon was dead. So they could hardly believe the little girl was now sitting in the back seat of their police car. Looking at each other, they shook hands and cried "tears of joy" at the unbelievable recovery of the nine-year-old." - RAPatton from Bookmarklet
Great article - Toby Graham
Champions... - Johnny Worthington
Things that sound dirty but aren't: "I like to think it was down to mine and Nick's old-fashioned bobbying that led to the result." - Steve C
@Steve At least it wasn't "I like to think it was down to mine and Nick's old-fashioned rogering that led to the result." - Jason Shultz from twhirl
Raoul Pop
My desktop background - http://www.flickr.com/photos...
My desktop background
Saw this a couple of days ago and had to come back to it. Love the symmetry. - Raoul Pop from Bookmarklet
That is very nice. - Rahsheen ™, Coach Rah
Man, that's nice. - Phil G
are those walls gonna fall on me? *ducks down real low* - Susan Beebe
well done raoul ... really takes the eye for a pleasant ride ,, - johnpiercy
Hey, Thanks Raoul. The Metropolitan Museum is such an amazing place to shoot in and it is so refreshing to me that they allow photography there when so many museums these days do not. - Thomas Hawk
Cee Bee
Retired subway cars make perfect studios for London artists - http://dvice.com/archive...
Retired subway cars make perfect studios for London artists
Retired subway cars make perfect studios for London artists
"Young London artists looking for cheap studio space in an expensive city are turning their eyes toward subway cars — though those eyes would be looking up, not down. That's because these retired subway cars are actually on top of a warehouse-turned-art-gallery in Shoreditch, London, where they offer a sparse, multi-purpose space for artists who pay an oh-so-cheap $30 a month. Auro Foxcroft, the mind behind Village Underground, even got a sweet deal on the cars: £800 for four of them. It's a novel idea, and one that breathes new life into what's essentially junk. Foxcroft plans to expand his Village Underground to other cities, including Berlin, Lisbon and Toronto." - Cee Bee from Bookmarklet
Now that is Art - Shevonne
perhaps not as charitable as the retired trains used for homeless people in china, but it's a good idea nonetheless. - Cee Bee
I didn't know China was doing that. I think it's great how people are using things that usually are just left there to rot - Shevonne
That's great. Here in LA, there's a ton of retired cars that people have expressed interest in buying to turn into restaurants or housing. The city has found every single reason not to generate the revenue for that, instead opting to sell random cars to rich people in far places. - Admiral Anika
Why can't the US do something like this? - Shevonne
Shevonne - Lawsuits? Safety concerns? - Brent Newhall
@Brent - Contracts can't be written? - Shevonne
the idea of using retired trains as facility for homeless or cheap studio space for artists is certainly thinking outside the box. - R. Ferguson
I love Shoreditch my lunches are never boring there :) - Joe Dawson
mjc
mjc
Dr. Dobb's | Amazon SimpleDB: Unlimited Public Beta Announced | December 1, 2008 - http://www.ddj.com/databas...
"Amazon Web Services has announced the unlimited public beta of Amazon SimpleDB. Any developer or business may now sign up and start using the service immediately. Amazon SimpleDB is a web service providing the core functionality of a database, including fast storage and simplified querying of structured data. This service works in close conjunction with Amazon Simple Storage Service (Amazon S3) and Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (Amazon EC2), collectively providing the ability to store, process and query data sets in the cloud, making web-scale computing available to developers without large capital outlays. Also announced today, Amazon SimpleDB users can take advantage of a free monthly usage tier, and reduced pricing for structured data storage. Amazon SimpleDB is a web service providing the core database functions of indexing and querying." - mjc from Bookmarklet
"New Free Tier* You can get started with SimpleDB for free and without risk. For at least the first six months of the public beta (starting December 1, 2008), you pay no charges on the first 25 Machine Hours, 1 GB of Data Transfer, and 1 GB of Storage that you consume every month. In most use cases, approximately 2,000,000 GET, QUERY, or QUERYWITHATTRIBUTES API requests can be completed per month before incurring any usage charges." - mjc
Phil G
nerumae: openarms: time hs bn stped (via moS.) - http://flipside.scribkin.com/post...
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Hugh MacLeod
"Vain, immoral, bigoted: this is your brain in action..." http://www.amazon.com/Mind-it...
Tudor Bosman
American Airlines Now Charging Fees To Non-Passengers | The Onion - America's Finest News Source - http://www.theonion.com/content...
American Airlines Now Charging Fees To Non-Passengers | The Onion - America's Finest News Source
American Airlines Now Charging Fees To Non-Passengers | The Onion - America's Finest News Source
"Cash-strapped American Airlines announced a new series of fees this week that will apply to all customers not currently flying, scheduled to fly, or even thinking about flying aboard the commercial carrier." - Tudor Bosman from Bookmarklet
Did you notice how the passenger is in Cleveland, OH? - Gabe
Chris Brogan
Robert Scoble
PeopleBrowsr is a very early tech preview (alpha). Not working very well. They will launch next week. More here: http://friendfeed.com/e...
Nice app with great potential!! Really, really like the design concept here...very solid utility - Susan Beebe
I'm playing around with it now. Quite nice; has great potential. - Brent Newhall
Yeah! it's not working very well! Waiting for better version! - netvista
The streams are still separate. I'd like to see an option to interleave FF and Twtr and Identi.ca. - Cliff Gerrish
Yes, that would be perfect. all in one window, tied together. but a database nightmare, I imagine. - Karoli
Separate streams are a nightmare from which I'm trying to awake. - Cliff Gerrish
Hello Everyone, it's great that you want this feature! It's coming up in the next weeks. Thanks for the amazing feedback. - SHHHE
There's something very important I forgot to tell you. Don't cross the streams. It would be bad. Try to imagine all life as you know it stopping instantaneously and every molecule in your body exploding at the speed of light. Total protonic reversal. - Ken Sheppardson
Actually, it looks like you can mix it up. There's a MIX button that allows you to choose which services you want to mix in. Still kinda sketchy, but it's a foot in the door. - Cliff Gerrish
Cliff, you're ahead of us! You got it, that's exactly what I was talking about. - SHHHE
Nice, so let's work in some de-duping-- oh and track. And then you'll be running along side FF. And that level of competition is a real good thing. - Cliff Gerrish
Cliff, you're very kind. De-duping is in the radar, we are working on it. - SHHHE
Cliff, you can track. Create a stack, Eg: Twitter/Everyone, search for a keyword in it and let the stream play. - SHHHE
I don't really want to cross the streams. - MiniMage TKDteacher of FF
MiniMage, the mixed stream is just one of the options, you can use the separate streams, if you like them better. - SHHHE
Excellent, I was hoping it would be optional! Thanks. - MiniMage TKDteacher of FF
I've just started using it, and it's quite amazing. i think it's found most of my other accounts, I'm just having a little trouble with one. Somw of the twiitter feature are really interesting. What is meant by mixing the streams? - Michael Fidler from twhirl
Michael, 'Mix' builds a stream combining posts from several social networks. - SHHHE
Lots of bugs to work out, but I am definitely into the concept ... good stuff! - Nadine Schaeffer
Thanks Nadine, we would be very thankful if you could report any bugs on our feedback forum http://groups.google.com/group... - SHHHE
it crashed then I tryied the url http://www.peoplebrowsr.com/login (not linked) and was abe to login again reseting my password. - marcel from Alert Thingy
Marcel, the right link to login is www.peoplebrowsr.com - SHHHE
Baard @ Pixum
Dad, do you think Mum is allergic to spiders too?
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Steve Rubel
The Ultimate Blogger Writing Guide - http://www.copyblogger.com/bloggin...
Brevity and clarity! Use simple words! You'll enjoy my conversational style more than dry formality. - Daniel J. Pritchett
Hugh MacLeod
After 7 long years, I think gapingvoid.com FINALLY has found a proper business model. About frickin' time...
Steve Spalding
Bambi Francisco
My son Will and my niece Amanda. Had to share
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Mitchell Tsai
Taringa! - MegaPost Wallpapers Playas - http://www.taringa.net/posts...
Taringa! - MegaPost Wallpapers Playas
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Warning: Slow-loading page. Click on the photos to see/download the 1600 x 1200 versions. - Mitchell Tsai
Fantastic - Pedram
There needs to be a new commandment. 11. If you post pictures of amazing beaches, you *must* tell people the name and location of the beach. - Yolanda
Yolanda. :-)))) I'll try to track these pictures in TinEye in the next few days... - Mitchell Tsai
Very nice. I'm gonna put these on my workstation at work to think happy thoughts while fixing other people's buggy code. - imabonehead
These pics are great! - Admiral70
Ryan Coleman
Rajiv Ashrafi
Phil G
A Mysterious Discovery in New York (Watchmen) - http://rss.warnerbros.com/watchme...
A Mysterious Discovery in New York (Watchmen)
A Mysterious Discovery in New York (Watchmen)
A Mysterious Discovery in New York (Watchmen)
Let's hope Fox don't succeed in killing it before it's born, eh? - Slappy Line
lol, if only. - Slappy Line
Or perhaps, gregory, they made it up? :-D - Slappy Line
Right -- it is quite clearly an invented mythology to provide the movie with a backstory that ties in with the graphic novel. Cleverly done though. - Phil G
I use the same technique quite often in my unfinished stories. Never seen anyone actually fall for it tho ;-) - Slappy Line
Nathan Eckenrode
i love me some revenge comics set to lovely and lively little violin ditties! - Nathan Eckenrode from Bookmarklet
j1m
j1m
The World’s Most Spectacular Roads - http://matadortrips.com/the-wor...
The World’s Most Spectacular Roads
The World’s Most Spectacular Roads
well, really spectacular photos of roads - j1m from Bookmarklet
very nice photos! - Hayk H.
Nice - j1m
s/World/Mostly USA/ - Gregor J. Rothfuss
@Gregor, Really it's 2/3 spectacular roads from throughout the world, with 1/3 plain old rural us roads mixed in, except those all have spectacular skies. Yeah, I don't know what they're doing mixed in. - j1m
I recognize that stretch of Greenwich Township, Berks County. It's a great road for bicycling. - Jeremy Hylton
Hugh MacLeod
Actually, I think Doonesbury jumped the shark circa 1978. THIRTY years ago, and still going "strong". http://www.doonesbury.com/
Thomas Hawk
wow just red :) - Mahdi Ebrahimi
yeah, more and more I'm becoming aware of how my Flickr faves will appear and post in FF. I like the idea of themes. edythe does a lot of these really really well. - Thomas Hawk
I do the same thing Thomas by staggering my Flickr posts and uploads. It's a cool technique. I love posting to Flickr from my mobile with the intent of getting feedback and comments here on FF. - Brian Daniel Eisenberg
Great collection of pics, love the heart! - Kol Tregaskes from NoiseRiver
Mitchell Tsai
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