If ever there was a site that took geekness to a new level, this is it!

[fatality_uk]

http://www.linux.fm/


Linux Radio : broadcasting the Linux kernel, one source file at a time!


Genuis!!

[sanderella]

:p

[Spice Weasel]

Woah... there's so many.. includes! :o

[MooPi]

The soothing tone of monotone synthetic speak :)

[kpkeerthi]

Poor windows... caused a flash plugin crash! LOL!

[donkyhotay]

Rofl!

[forrestcupp]

http://www.linux.fm/



Genuis!!

What a load of crap! Lazy people! If they were really geeky, they would have a team of real people taking turns actually reading the code. Voice synthesis just shows a lack of commitment. They don't really care. :)

[samalex]

That's awesome! I just wish they would've used a true open format for broadcasting instead of Flash.

Listening to it now with headphones and it actually is somewhat soothing.

[fatality_uk]

I caught a few seconds of PANIC.c YIKES!!!

[fatality_uk]

What a load of crap! Lazy people! If they were really geeky, they would have a team of real people taking turns actually reading the code. Voice synthesis just shows a lack of commitment. They don't really care. :)

I like the idea of a room of guys sitting there in /. t-shirts, coke and choc on the desks ready to take a "in-coming" web page request :)

[Sam Fallow]

It was all going so well, followed the link to white noise FM and tried the other flavours too, and then...

clicked the link to vuvuzela FM. Big Mistake.

[zer010]

That's crazy! LOL! Strangely, I like it though. A better synthesizer would be nice though...
Would help from the VoxForge project help in this area?
http://www.voxforge.org

[mkendall]

What a load of crap! Lazy people! If they were really geeky, they would have a team of real people taking turns actually reading the code. Voice synthesis just shows a lack of commitment. They don't really care. :)

What self-respecting geek would read code when he could write a program to read it for him?

[forrestcupp]

What self-respecting geek would read code when he could write a program to read it for him?

I really want you to be wrong, but I can't think of any good reason that you're not right about that. :)

[Random_Dude]

Now I've seen everything.

[Christmas]

Really nice! This one's for the funny bookmarks!

[t0p]

Is it available for sale on CD or itunes or anything? This would make a cracking Xmas number one!

[fatality_uk]

Is it available for sale on CD or itunes or anything? This would make a cracking Xmas number one!

WHAT A GREAT IDEA!!! What does one have to do to place tunz on iTunes???

[Rachel_Eliason]

LOL. I had to bookmark that one for my son, he's both a linux geek and a big bang fan.

But seriously, if they wanted to be really geeky they'd have taken a page from Neal Stephenson's book the Cryptonoicom and created a program that made the LED lights on your computer dot and dash it out in Morse code. :D

[sisco311]

LOL. I had to bookmark that one for my son, he's both a linux geek and a big bang fan.


Hmmm, you know that it contains explicit language. Right? ;)

[forrestcupp]

But seriously, if they wanted to be really geeky they'd have taken a page from Neal Stephenson's book the Cryptonoicom and created a program that made the LED lights on your computer dot and dash it out in Morse code. :D

Or better yet, binary. :)

[julio_cortez]

http://www.linux.fm/
Genuis!!
And they also provide a link to whitenoise.fm that in turn links to.. VUVUZELAAAAAAS!! (http://www.vuvuzela.fm/)
I'm a happier man from now on!! :)

[undecim]

Meh, speech is inefficient.


tar -c /usr/src/linux-2.6.35 | aplay /dev/stdin/