12 replies to this topic

[Archon]

I love the site, but I'm just wondering, as I see many digg sites posted here.

[Hydrogen]

I use digg . But i hate digg dug!!! It was a game I had to program in assembly once...pissed the hell out of me

[Sean]

I use it when I'm bored

[redlion]

Of course. What else is there to do in compsci besides codex and Digg? We can't play most games, as the administration blocked virtually everything

We can still get around it, but you know.. that takes effort.

[Jewbert]

Nope. Not very interested in it

[foogie]

I have never actually gone on that site on my own, it's always been some kind of link posted here. lol

[pyke]

I use digg . But i hate digg dug!!! It was a game I had to program in assembly once...pissed the hell out of me

LMAO! Youh ad to program that game!?

Dig-dug is effin spooky. It's almost one sixth as bad as lode runner (Terrifying game).

Digg is cool, though I mostly only read the articles posted here

[Coolio]

not interested in digg one bit.

[Black Flame]

ok. This is going to be the n00biest question ever said, but what exactly is digg? *waits to be pelted with anti-n00b rocks*

[redlion]

ok. This is going to be the n00biest question ever said, but what exactly is digg? *waits to be pelted with anti-n00b rocks*

www.digg.com

Its a viral news site. Users post up links to news stories and based on how many positive votes (i.e. 'Diggs') it recieves, it moves the article up in the rankings. A sophisticated algorithm moves new pages to the front based on how popular they are. Its great for finding out about cool stuff that doesn't make it onto the front page of NY Times or Washington Post.

[Quadra]

ok. This is going to be the n00biest question ever said, but what exactly is digg? *waits to be pelted with anti-n00b rocks*

www.digg.com

Its a viral news site. Users post up links to news stories and based on how many positive votes (i.e. 'Diggs') it recieves, it moves the article up in the rankings. A sophisticated algorithm moves new pages to the front based on how popular they are. Its great for finding out about cool stuff that doesn't make it onto the front page of NY Times or Washington Post.

I was wondering the exact same thing. Luckily Black Flame asked beofre me so I was saved the work of asking.

[nox]

nope, dont really care for it

[Black Flame]

www.digg.com

Its a viral news site. Users post up links to news stories and based on how many positive votes (i.e. 'Diggs') it recieves, it moves the article up in the rankings. A sophisticated algorithm moves new pages to the front based on how popular they are. Its great for finding out about cool stuff that doesn't make it onto the front page of NY Times or Washington Post.

Hmm...sounds alright. I'll check it out. Thanks for explaining it and not pelting me with anti-n00b rocks