| Editor's Note: Will you make it to one of the Slashdot gatherings this month? If you do and you take any photos, please share them with the Slashdotverse by tagging them "slashdot15" as well as "slashdot" if you publish them in Facebook, Clipboard, Twitter, Pinterest, Flickr, or any other public forum of your choice. Even better, tag them too with slashdot15-$TLA, where $TLA is replaced with the nearest major airport's three-letter code. Third 2012 US Presidential Debate: Discuss Here | Wayland 1.0 Released, Not Yet Ready To Replace X11  From the smarter-than-an-honor-student department theodp writes "Those sounding the alarm about the difficulty in making the transition to Windows 8, especially on traditional computers, should check out Adam Desrosiers' son Julian, a 3-year-old kid who uses Windows 8 like a champ. 'I read these...  From the oh-god-is-it-over-yet department Monday marked the third and final U.S. Presidential debate in the lead-up to the election on November 6th. The topic this time around was foreign policy,... From the there-go-your-tour-de-college-titles department derekmead writes "College students' voracious appetite for study drugs like Adderall is widespread enough that it was one of the main topics of a marquee lecture on neuroethics at Society for Neuroscience's 2012 conference called 'The Impact of... From the adhd-induced-wheel-reinvention department An anonymous reader writes "After being talked about for four years, Wayland 1.0 was released today. The Wayland 1.0 release doesn't mark it yet as being ready for Linux desktop usage but just being API/protocol stable for future expansion.... From the throwing-textbooks-at-each-other-is-high-throughput department MrSeb writes "A team of researchers from MIT, Caltech, Harvard, and other universities in Europe, have devised a way of boosting the performance of wireless networks by up to 10 times — without increasing transmission power, adding more base... From the with-enough-phones-you-can-put-out-any-fire department Nerval's Lobster writes "When ex-Microsoft executive Stephen Elop took the reins of Nokia back in 2011, he memorably compared the Finnish phone-maker to a burning old platform in the North Sea. 'I have learned that we are standing on a burning... From the problem-with-a-chromebox department Rexdude writes "Firefox continues to be criticized for their new versioning system and being a memory hog. People talk about Chrome, IE9, Opera as alternatives — but do Slashdotters ever use Seamonkey? I've never seen anyone mention it in... From the partying-like-it's-2002 department redletterdave writes "In the biggest surprise since the original iPhone, Apple has decided to live stream its product announcement for the very first time on Tuesday. This means that the company's media announcement from the California Theatre in... From the better-be-some-great-youtube department Barence writes "The tariffs have been announced for Britain's first 4G network and they include a data cap that customers will break within five minutes. EE's high-speed data service will start from £36 a month — or £21 a month... From the driving-piles-and-dozing-bulls department An anonymous reader writes "AMD just officially took the wraps off Vishera, its next generation of FX processors. Vishera is Piledriver-based like the recently-released Trinity APUs, and the successor to last year's Bulldozer CPU architecture. The... From the andrei,-you've-lost-another-submarine? department An anonymous reader writes "PS3 security has been compromised again. The holy grail of the PS3 security encryption keys — LV0 keys — have been found and leaked into the wild. For the homebrew community, this means deeper access into... From the natural-gas-is-forever department An anonymous reader writes "Due to low electricity prices in the Midwest, and an inability to find a buyer for the power station, Dominion will be shutting down and decomissioning Kewaunee Nuclear Power Station. One of two operating nuclear power... From the kill-software-patents department bhagwad writes "The patent that was the cause of so much grief to Samsung in the recently concluded trial with Apple has been tentatively invalidated by the USPTO. The challenge was filed anonymously, but it obviously could have been filed by any... From the there-are-four-captains department An anonymous reader writes "Just after half past seven on the evening of Friday 19th October, history was made at the Destination Star Trek London event at the capital's ExCel centre; when Captains Archer (Scott Bakula), Janeway (Kate Mulgrew),... From the objective-stance department Nerval's Lobster writes "In a YouTube interview released by Microsoft, co-founder Bill Gates offered a few hints of where Microsoft plans on taking Windows in coming years. 'It's evolving literally to be a single platform,' he said, referring to...  |
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