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Cmon Slashdot Media, where's the new streaming tech channel?

I hate links on slashdot to paywalled original articles.

I'm striving for a better slashdot.

I've had open arguments about this on Slashdot before and people have tried to tell me that any behavior I want is available through the different settings.

While Slashdot isn't perfect, there are intelligent people here who can post intelligent conversations.

You realize this is Slashdot, right?

Someone's got a boner for another Slashdot user.

We can't have facts here, this is Slashdot!

When did Slashdot stop acknowledging that bad managers exist?

Although the noise generated by systemd naysayers has died down in recent years, news of bugs or security issues, even when relatively minor, tend to restart the discussion on sites like Reddit or Slashdot to some degree.

These, however, were small constituencies, and Bitcoin really started to take off in July 2010 when on Slashdot.org ("news for nerds") spread the word to many young and technically savvy buyers.

Features Slashdot features discussion forums on a variety of technology- and science-related topics, or "News for Nerds", as its motto states.

For instance, a user reading Slashdot at level +5 will only see the highest rated comments, while a user reading at level −1 will see a more "unfiltered, anarchic version".

GNUpedia was 'formally' announced on the slashdot website, citation on January 16, the same day that their mailing list first went online with a test-message.

Having a low Slashdot user identifier (user ID) is highly valued since they are assigned sequentially; having one is a sign that someone has an older account and has contributed to the site longer.

It was originally envisioned to be an "Alternative to Ultima Online " and was mentioned in an article on the Slashdot news website, citation which became a major source of interested developers.

Tags Slashdot uses a system of "tags" where users can categorize a story to group them together and sorting them.

The original founder has since left the project along with most pre-Slashdot developers.

The popular computer-related news website Slashdot uses the tagline "News for nerds.

This phenomenon is known as the " Slashdot effect ".