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  1. It's great to know by tcd004 · · Score: 2 · on Acts Of The Apostles
    someone is taking advantage of the new economies available to publishers of short-run books. Hopefully we'll see more audience-specified works in the future.

    tcd004

    Here are my Microsoft and AICN parodies, where are yours?

  2. wouldn't by tcd004 · · Score: 1 · on .god Domain Names: Another "Pioneer" Registrar
    registering "microsoft.god"

    hmmmm

    seems to me that would be about like crossing the proton streams. you know, dogs and cats, living together...

    tcd004

    Here are my

    Microsoft and AICN parodies, where are yours?

  3. wouldn't by tcd004 · · Score: 1 · on .god Domain Names: Another "Pioneer" Registrar
    registering "microsoft.god"

    hmmmm

    seems to me that would be about like crossing the proton streams. you know, dogs and cats, living together...

    tcd004

    Here are my

    Microsoft and AICN parodies, where are yours?

  4. Dead Ads -- bwahahaha :) by ch-chuck · · Score: 2 · on Jeffrey Zeldman Bites Back

    Thanks, those are great..

    Geez, between that, LostBrain, ModernHumorist and others I've spent way too much time laughing this week.

  5. Man, what a bunch of angry nerds. by tcd004 · · Score: 2 · on Jeffrey Zeldman Bites Back
    There were better questions posted on that forum.

    too bad they weren't moderated up.

    tcd004

    Here are my AICN and Microsoft parodies, where are yours?

  6. Man, what a bunch of angry nerds. by tcd004 · · Score: 2 · on Jeffrey Zeldman Bites Back
    There were better questions posted on that forum.

    too bad they weren't moderated up.

    tcd004

    Here are my AICN and Microsoft parodies, where are yours?

  7. Seems faster. by tcd004 · · Score: 2 · on Introducing The New Slashdot Setup
    Imagine a beo... oh nevermind.

    I wonder how many peoplehours go into running slashdot each week?

    tcd004

    Here's my Microsoft Parody, where's yours?

  8. Sometimes I wonder if.... by tcd004 · · Score: 1 · on Online Book About Nano/AI
    some technologies like nanotech, and AI will have to be as closely guarded as "the bomb." They'll be factors that determine the super-powers of the future, (along with biotech.)

    Imagine what a well-trained terrorist group could do with nanotechnology.

    tcd004

    Here's my Microsoft Parody, where's yours?

  9. My Microsoft parody by leonbrooks · · Score: 1 · on Michael Chaney asks Microsoft to Open Kerberos

    Here's my Microsoft Parody, where's yours?

    Here.

  10. Somewhere between vaporware and.. by tcd004 · · Score: 4 · on Apple Demonstrates A Dual-G4 Power Mac
    We need a new name for tech that's slapped together for a trade show, looks great on stage, but won't hit consumers hands for at least a year. How about nearhereware?

    nearware?

    tcd004

    Here's my Microsoft Parody, where's yours?

  11. A session with Mr. Gates by tcd004 · · Score: 1 · on Michael Chaney asks Microsoft to Open Kerberos
    Assistant: Mr. Gates, a Mr. Michael Chaney is on the phone.

    Gates: Who?

    Assistant: Chaney, you know, the guy who saved hotmail for us?

    Gates:Michael who?

    tcd004

    Here's my Microsoft Parody, where's yours?

  12. Ah ha! by tcd004 · · Score: 3 · on SGI's New Linux Boxes
    "Pricing and Availability

    The workstation family will be priced from $2,725 (U.S. List). The Silicon Graphics 230 is shipping now, the Silicon Graphics 330 and the Silicon Graphics 550 are expected to ship later this quarter. For additional information on specific configurations, please go to http://www.sgi.com/workstations/index.html"

    They're using the Steve Jobs model of Supply and demand.

    tcd004

    Here's my Microsoft parody,, where's yours?

  13. Are you concerned.. by tcd004 · · Score: 2 · on Web Design Luminary Jeff Zeldman
    That INTERNET II is going to make the web a purely commercial marketplace?

    Let me explain. Right now any Joe Schmoe can put up a web site, and have the potential to serve 100,000 pages a day. When INTERNET II comes along, we'll all be competing with expanded rich multimedia content, FMV, etc... that only large corporations have the ability to do right. HTML won't cut it anymore.

    Will this kill the nature of the internet as we know it?

    tcd004

    Here's my Microsoft parody, where's yours?

  14. Automated whose-it what's? by tcd004 · · Score: 5 · on Co-Evolving Robots At Brandeis
    This will be really cool till Linda Hamilton crushes it in a hydraulic press.

    tcd004

    Here's my Microsoft parody, where's yours?

  15. Re:Clearly The Way Things Are Going-WHAT? by tcd004 · · Score: 2 · on A For-Profit Trip To The Moon
    Fewer screwups? You really think a competetive price-per-pound marketplace, with...say 15-20 corporations all racing to be the first to put thier flag on Asteriod 37-D is going to have fewer screwups than the Gov?

    I'll bet we're looking at somethign simialr to the industiral revolution in space. Corporations will exploit the fuzzyness of space-law for profit, and people will be the ones who suffer.

    tcd004

    Here's my Microsoft parody, where's yours?

  16. I hope no one finds the big by tcd004 · · Score: 1 · on A For-Profit Trip To The Moon
    monolith I buried up there.

    I heard about a company who plans to blast people's ashes to the moon, for $12,000 per pop.

    tcd004

    Here's my Microsoft parody , where's yours?

  17. It could be my ignorace of this subject, but... by tcd004 · · Score: 1 · on Techie Story On TCP Stacks
    I really don't see how this can affect Dos attacks? If anything, it could make them worse.

    tcd004

    Here's my Microsoft parody , where's yours?

  18. Seems like a pretty easy mistake to avoid... by tcd004 · · Score: 1 · on i820 Chipset Under Recall
    I wonder if intel was spending too much time following the microsoft trial, not enough time reading their schematics?

    tcd004

    Here's my Microsoft parody . Where's yours?

  19. The Advertising industry by tcd004 · · Score: 1 · on Print From Your TV Set, Says HP
    must be having mass convulsions.

    tcd004 Look, A Microsoft Parody!

  20. For some reason by tcd004 · · Score: 1 · on AOL Protects Kids From Liberals
    it makes aol's search results very unreliable.

    I noticed recently in my site's logs that we get hits from people searching "child porn" on our site. I checked out AOL and found we're listed first when you perform that search. We don't have anything to do with it. What's up?

    tcd004

    LostBrain

  21. Methinks by tcd004 · · Score: 1 · on More On Linuxcare Business Shuffle
    there is much more to this story and meets the eye.
    The charges are much too vague. Something else
    went on behind the scenes. Wait about a year,
    and we'll hear all about it.

    tcd004
    LostBrain

  22. Quashing Deep linking.... by tcd004 · · Score: 2 · on Deep Linking 2.0 At NYTimes
    would destory the web as a researchers medium. We'd all be relegated to using pay-per use research outlets like Lexus-nexus.

    tcd004
    LostBrain

  23. Who is liable? by tcd004 · · Score: 5 · on Learn About FreeNet Straight From The Source
    You said that this:
    allows information to be published and read without fear of censorship because individual documents cannot be traced to their source...

    I'm all for an open forum for free speech, but this seems almost reckless. In most venues of speech, accountability for someone's words is fundamental. The internet has opened up the possiblity of free speech without accountability to a small degree, and look at what has happened. Do you fear any legal reprocussions to your group for creating this forum based on this fact?

    tcd004
    LostBrain

  24. This is tied to the last thread. by tcd004 · · Score: 1 · on MPAA Files Another Injunction Against 2600
    Sure,the DCSS is protected code, and the links are protected, but my understanding of the law would be that anyone who uses the code is in violation of the law.

    tcd004
    LostBrain

  25. Viri, cracks, etc. by tcd004 · · Score: 1 · on Code As Free Speech -- Pandora's Box?
    could fall under the moniker of harmful speech.

    In other words, you can say all you want. You can swing your arms around all you want, but as soon as you hit somebody, you've got to pay the price.

    Viri and cracks hit someone everytime they're run.

    tcd004
    LostBrain

  26. I've got dibbs on the first lawsuit. by tcd004 · · Score: 4 · on Homebrew S/ADSL
    It's only a matter of minutes before the suits jump on this one!

    tcd004
    LostBrain

  27. Luxury hotel in space. by tcd004 · · Score: 1 · on First Privately Funded Manned Space Mission
    I think these investors are insane. They'll never overcome the bad rep mir has for springing leaks.

    I know people will pay millions to go into space, but not on something they perceive to be totally unsafe.

    Then again people will pay tens of thousands to climb everest.

    tcd004
    LostBrain

  28. What about... by tcd004 · · Score: 1 · on Unix Backup And Recovery
    the backup alarm?

    beep....beep....beep....

    Ouch! Stop hitting me.

    tcd004
    LostBrain

  29. I hope they keep the Cray name by tcd004 · · Score: 1 · on Tera Completes Acquistion of Cray
    Tera, just doesn't sound as cool. I don't want Scarlett O'hara crying over my super-computer.

    tcd004
    LostBrain

  30. Sorry Guys. by tcd004 · · Score: 4 · on A Post-Microsoft World
    Not that I'm happy about it, but I think we're a long way from a post-microsoft world. Even if Judge Jackson passes down the harshest ruling possible, Microsft still has it's software running on a huge percentage of the world's computers. They may have to take a step back in their development, but they'll find ways around any injunctions, just as the baby bells have.

    tcd004
    LostBrain

  31. I feel so ahead-of-the-times by tcd004 · · Score: 1 · on MIT Building Hack Ethos
    Been doing that since elementary school.

    Too bad I wasn't doing it on computers then. It would be much more profitable.

    tcd004
    LostBrain

  32. Bill and Walt by tcd004 · · Score: 1 · on Hoax-a-go-go!
    Bill Gates and Walt Disney Jr. thought this was a great article!

    tcd004
    LostBrain

  33. I would comment, by tcd004 · · Score: 2 · on US to Give Web Patents More Scrutiny
    but I don't own the rights to my thoughts.

    tcd004
    LostBrain

  34. The problem by tcd004 · · Score: 1 · on Protesting DMCA
    is that there are so many protests in DC every day, none of them get any attention.

    Tcd004
    LostBrain

  35. When we... by tcd004 · · Score: 1 · on Training Workshop on Bionanotechnology
    get built in thumb-viewers---(like in getsmart)

    life will be disturbing.

    Travis
    LostBrain

  36. Re:This May be A Dumb Question. by tcd004 · · Score: 1 · on Darwin Source Completely Available
    I couldn't agree more.

    I am in awe of apple's hardware/software integration. I don't know of any company who does it better. Not even PALM.

    Travis
    LostBrain

  37. This May be A Dumb Question. by tcd004 · · Score: 1 · on Darwin Source Completely Available
    Why is apple doing this. I think it's great. In
    fact, I think it's groundbreaking for a company
    who has 7? to 12? percent of the OS share
    in the world to open it's foundation, but why?

    My guesses are:

    1. It's great pr in the geek world.
    2. It could lead to a broader programmer base for
    apple drivers, os enhancements, etc.
    3. It will bring back some of Steve Job's Hair.

    Why?

    Tcd004
    LostBrain

  38. Broadband regulation? by tcd004 · · Score: 1 · on Innovation, Regulation and The Internet
    If I hear it again I'm going to puke.
    The cable companies are waging a propaganda war over this on the radio in DC.

    Tcd004
    LostBrain

  39. Stick to my box by tcd004 · · Score: 1 · on BioWare Porting to Linux?
    I'll stick to my dreamcast. Thanks.

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