Forgot your password?
typodupeerror

Comment Ps5 (Score 2) 75

Lesson to learn: If your happiness depends on 100% participation from everyone you come into contact with, and 100% of people you -don't- come into contact with, you're going to be unhappy. Just go ahead and do what you're doing anyway.

Also p.s. Slashdot: There's no point putting red text up to say that my adblocker is making a mistake. I trust them a LOT LOT LOT more than I trust you.

Comment The minister also gave assurances that users' pers (Score 1) 144

"The minister also gave assurances that users' personal data would be protected."

How about instead of assurances, there are hard, fast, and possibly deadly rules for what happens when users' personal data isn't protected. That'll make them really think about whether they want to link everything to identities.

Comment Explorer (Score 1, Informative) 244

Windows Explorer. Being able to drag things into and out of the Open... dialogue, consistent right click behaviour to rename or extract or get to Properties, and so on. Having a good chance that you won't have to fidget and change mental gears when you want to quickly rename a document on the way to opening another is invaluable. I miss it so much in every Linux DE. And when programs all have their own inconsistent Open dialogs in Linux I cry.

Comment This is great. (Score 1, Insightful) 71

I do love it when malware advert javascripts can upload random new firmware updates into my mouse and keyboard turning them into stealth keyloggers. This is great.

This feels like when Flash sandbox breaks became a thing, but worse. At least in those days we got smooth fullscreen vector animations and games to enjoy. I'd rather Flash had just been bloody fixed instead of browsers themselves becoming Shit Flash But Holy Cow It Runs Worse And Gets Worse.

Slashdot Top Deals

Can anyone remember when the times were not hard, and money not scarce?

Working...