On Wed, Oct 23, 2002 at 11:53:33AM +0100, the following was promulgated by David Turner: > On Wed, Oct 23, 2002 at 11:29:02AM +0100, Ben wrote: > > This was linked off /. today, but I thought it was worth a read: > > Interesting construction there. People have finally realised that Slashdot > blows goats and the assumption now is that everyone knows this. Is that fair? Slashdot as a whole is a like walking into the Albert Hall full of a random selection of people and having them all turn round to you and giving you their opinion at once and is therefore not worth the paper it isn't written on. I still go to the site everyday, the news feed boxes down the side save me going to x other sites unless there is a headline I am interested in (yes I know I could implement that myself). I also use the front page as a heads up on stories I might miss 'cause the BBC and the couple of other news sources I follow haven't covered them yet. But the idea of reading the discussions or posting fills me with a cold moist feeling of dread. -- Tony Kennick $ whcih ispell bash: whcih: command not found http://picture-desk.press-office.org.uk/
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