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   Coneee (65 months ago | reply)

   zOMG, anything that's even vaguely inspired by Digg is evil! EVIL! EEEEEVVVVIIIILLLLL!!! Digg is evil because it copied Democracy! Evil! EVIL!

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   Christoph Lukas (65 months ago | reply)

   did you take your pills today?

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   vrogy (65 months ago | reply)

   That's pretty ugly.. They should stick to either warm or cool colors on the filter, at least..

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   blackbrutha (65 months ago | reply)

   slashdot used to be my favorite site for tech news. Then came digg, and now slashdot is hella weak and all their news is old cuz it hits digg and cnet first. The current slashdot is weak.

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   GoSquared added this photo to his favorites. (65 months ago)

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   We be Baracs (65 months ago | reply)

   I preferred when slashdot did their hot pink site for april fools...

   But seriously blackbrutha is spot on... the SD is old hat now. It sat on its laurels for too long and has been overtaken.

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   rolandog (65 months ago | reply)

   Although news hits /. a bit too late, the most important part to me are the comments: they're always insightful.

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   kbox (65 months ago | reply)

   "Then came digg, and now slashdot is hella weak"

   Nobody cares what you think, You say "hella".

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   Chris Budden added this photo to his favorites. (65 months ago)

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    vrogy (65 months ago | reply)

    Whatever his verbage, he's right.

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    charlestmunson (65 months ago | reply)

    I've been a Slashdot reader for many years and visit it and Digg constantly throughout the day. I'm also a web developer who runs a popular alternative news site.

    Digg is a good source for links to stories, but Slashdot has better discussions. Digg is a go to place to find breaking news and links to useful resources on topics like web development. I've never found a discussion on Digg to be that intellectually engaging, in fact, the discussions on Fark are more intelligent than Digg discussions. Slashdot discussions are almost always insightful, in depth, and useful. All of these services have their place, but Slashdot still rules.

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    wamatt [deleted] (65 months ago | reply)

    Whatever. I still prefer reading slashdot. "Blackbrutha" typifies the Digg userbase mentality. The comment and moderation system is superior on Slashdot because you can actually come away with insights. Digg is just a bunch of childish posts mostly.

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    RobertAndrews, craigdanielosbourne, and benguild added this photo to their favorites.

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    3ndric (65 months ago | reply)

    slow updates, *the* nerd central, and an ugly layout to boot

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    emarts.pe and manu contreras added this photo to their favorites.

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    psoxus (65 months ago | reply)

    "Digg is a good source for links to stories, but Slashdot has better discussions. Digg is a go to place to find breaking news and links to useful resources on topics like web development. I've never found a discussion on Digg to be that intellectually engaging, in fact, the discussions on Fark are more intelligent than Digg discussions. Slashdot discussions are almost always insightful, in depth, and useful. All of these services have their place, but Slashdot still rules."

    NO WAY! Digg users are rabble rousing, self righteous, perpetually adolescent geeks????????!?!?
    NO! NEVER.

    I'm appalled you would suggest such a thing.

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    a_dOgshOw (65 months ago | reply)

    isn't the point of the pic to highlight that a Dell PC burnt a house down?? and this guys is using a Mac?? i may be daft or just ignorant...

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