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  1. Re:Steve Colbert's best remarks.. by fyoder · · Score: 1, Troll · on Woz on Open Source, DRM

    To Woz, about Steve and Woz and Apple :"You guys are Adam and Eve of nerds." Its funny, interesting, insightful and can also be flamebait/troll at the same time.

    Aye (full frontal nudity warning)

  2. Re:Can't they make up their mind? by fyoder · · Score: 1 · on Longhorn Server Will Stress Virtualization

    Is it Long and Horny, or is it Micro and Soft? The latter.
  3. Re:IE is the roadblock by fyoder · · Score: 1 · on CSS: The Definitive Guide

    For biz sites and such it's a pain, but just for fun sites can do something like this (try it in IE, otherwise a warning: full frontal male nudity). In a non-IE browser it's all css layout. It was 'for fun' and getting the css to work in IE would not have been fun.

  4. Re:Father of Internet?!? by fyoder · · Score: 1 · on Father of Internet Warns Against Net Neutrality

    It should have read 'a founding father of the internet'. As you point out, there were others. Like Vint Cerf.

  5. Re:And when they came for the hackers, I said noth by fyoder · · Score: 1 · on Torvalds Describes DRM and GPLv3 as 'Hot Air'

    Maybe Linus is one of those people for whom it will only matter very much when it bites him in the ass and it's too late to do anything about it.

    He's one those people who will go to great lengths, writing an OS kernel even, when there's a problem that's right in his face. If it's not right in his face, it's not a problem.

    <plug>BTW, Torvalds is Mr. October in my Naked Geek Calendar . WARNING: Apparently so shocking that when submitted to digg.com, they disabled my account for misuse!</plug>

  6. Re:And when they came for the hackers, I said noth by fyoder · · Score: 1 · on Torvalds Describes DRM and GPLv3 as 'Hot Air'

    Maybe Linus is one of those people for whom it will only matter very much when it bites him in the ass and it's too late to do anything about it.

    He's one those people who will go to great lengths, writing an OS kernel even, when there's a problem that's right in his face. If it's not right in his face, it's not a problem.

    <plug>BTW, Torvalds is Mr. October in my Naked Geek Calendar . WARNING: Apparently so shocking that when submitted to digg.com, they disabled my account for misuse!</plug>