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Comments · 15

  1. Some inferences by Anonymous Coward · · Score: -1, Troll · on Net Vegas
    To be honest this article says nothing really. Actual technology for hacking the machines can be had at this site

    Slashdotters being turds and bloody thieves will go there I am sure. You suckers. djk ekjf djklgfdgdf fdjgkltr jksdf rhwjlhad cdhskjlfhsd hfjfh czkljfdsf vsdjkfljsdklf fjdskfjkljfsdf kfjsdkljlkwefwjkgldjfgjgdfg

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  2. Re:Early post!!! by Anonymous Coward · · Score: -1, Offtopic · on Literate Programming and Leo

    By the way, everyone click here. (Make sure to turn the volume way up first.)

  3. Re:Other cx sites. by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0 · on The Sex.Com Story Continues

    You mean like DMS100 worksucks or the (AFAICT) now-defunct Appzngamez or any of the others that people have posted in above replies?

  4. GTK+ 2.1 info by warez_d00d · · Score: -1, Offtopic · on GTK+ 2.0

    Have a look here. A blatant violation of the GPL!!

  5. Definitely interesting by coolcast · · Score: -1, Troll · on Slashback: Public, Anecdotes, Conclusions

    Talking about the subject, reminds me of a link where I once surfed to. It was some Russian Mafia software bootlegging servive where you could order tailored versions of commercial apps. They had several examples for download and

    Read the rest of this comment......

    is where you find some cool toolz.

  6. Open... by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0 · on Open Source Developers Mostly Pros, Not Weenies

    Source?

  7. Re:i worked on a similar project by Frank+White · · Score: -1 · on Designing Multiplayer Game Engines?

    You are correct. The poster forgot a slash somewhere in the URL. The correct URL is here.

  8. Crack pipe hit again by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0 · on FreeBSD XP^H^H 4.5 available now

    If this same content were applied to Linux this message would get a -1:Troll. 5:Funny for such a stupid message is a clear signal that the crack pipe is being more than abused

  9. Moderator's logic by Anonymous Coward · · Score: -1, Offtopic · on Hot New Silicon Graphics Workstations

    Up the mod and set as interesting if the message contains:

    1. Unix is good, reliable and scalable
    2. Windows [NT] is bad
    3. Should have Linux

    Crack pipes are really being abused...

  10. More info. by Anonymous Coward · · Score: -1, Flamebait · on DesqView/X: Night of the Living Dead Codebases

    More info here

  11. Re:w00t! by Frank+White · · Score: -1 · on Satellites on the Cheap

    Check out this nasty picture for more information.

  12. Re:Going to acceleration or height? by Anonymous+Pancake · · Score: -1 · on Magnetic Space Launches

    there's a diagram here that describes what you mentioned

  13. Re:There goes one industry down the toilet! by Anonymous+Pancake · · Score: -1 · on Age A Byproduct of Cancer Defense?

    don't forget this link. don't let the url fool you, it's a very interesting article about cancer research

  14. Your "reasonable facsimile" of OSDN Slashdot by yerricde · · Score: 1 · on Class Action Lawsuit Against VA

    Kuro5hin: technology and culture, from the trenches
    Everything Slashdot should have been.

    K5 is like Slashdot, but it allows users to see and moderate the submission queue. The stories are more detailed. It also has very little spam (the -1 FP/portman/goatse.cx shit) because the community just doesn't tolerate it.

    But if VA Linux dies, so does the rest of OSDN, which means no more free hosting for free software projects, as most free servers limit file sizes and bandwidths to keep the warez kiddies from hogging their resources.


    Like Tetris? Like drugs? Ever try combining them?
  15. Re:Great thing about internet. Easy to go offshore by yerricde · · Score: 1 · on Gag The UK Net in 3 Easy Steps

    stuff accesses just as easy to the web surfer, no matter where it's located.

    Not 100% accurate. The user might only see com instead of co.uk (or even better to), but ping times to faraway sites are bound to be lower because, for example, light moves only 299.8 km per millisecond. Latency produces slow loading sites, which turn off users who browse linearly and don't use Open Link in New Window aggressively.