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  1. Re:Great! on "EverQuest II" to debut in 2003 · · Score: 2

    hmm that isn't really possible at this point.. I mean, after I got the IV put in, theres just no reason to unplug.

  2. Re:ANARCHY ONLINE OWNS EVERSUCK on "EverQuest II" to debut in 2003 · · Score: 0, Troll

    I have. FunC0m suX0rz.

  3. Re:SomaFM on Internet Radio Day of Silence · · Score: 2

    oh yeah! groove salad... man between that and zenapolae, I'm covered for when I crash, and when I wake up.

  4. Re:He's legally entitled to. on Lucas Restricts Fan-Made Films To Documentaries, Parodies · · Score: 2

    Or Macbeth II: Lady Macbeth Meets the Teletubbies (Okay, so this wouldn't violate any laws...)

    Isn't it funny that the only things that should be illegal, are not?

  5. Re:mit gets it right on Charmed Announces Crusoe-based Linux Wearable · · Score: 2

    I wouldn't characterize them as idiots... just perhaps a bit un innovative. Yes I know thats a horrible thing for lil old me to say about a bunch of seemingly amazing MIT grads. But ya know, they're still using some backwards ass stuff. Wheres the new gear? Wheres the new applications?! Show me the killer apps that these wearables would use. Show me something thats changed in the last few years other than adding a new cpu option. And what about this nanix stuff? Where is it? I couldn't find any place to download it. Everyone seems to know about the blurb... so where is it? So often it seems like people start drifting off into their own little world, and fail to see where things are going and fail to remember that innovation is the key. Especially when it comes to technology, if you stop, you're a market has been.

  6. yeah thats what I want... on Kazaa Lite: spyware-free version · · Score: 5, Funny

    software thats been hacked by a friendly neighborhood russian hacker. its new kazaa light, with new and improved spyware, and a few extra trojans as an added bonus!

  7. Re:Planetside on The Lure of Heroinware · · Score: 4, Funny

    most people can drink or smoke pot or watch pr0n or play Everquest or D&D without becoming addicted

    and then there's ppl like me, drug addict, pr0n addict, EQ addict, etc..

  8. Re:Sl-5000D at JavaOne on Bad Review for the Zaurus · · Score: 2

    I did the same... got the CF 802.11 and the zaurus for $300!! Talk about a deal. My only complaint thus far is that I can't retrieve the stylus with the CF card in. My last PDA was/is a visor prism. The springboard 802.11 alone would have cost me $300. Anyone wanna buy my visor? =)

  9. Re:Open Source AI? on AI in Video Games vs. AI in Academia · · Score: 2

    One can say this about many research areas. As a research topic matures, it goes from a stage where everyone is sharing and open, with only ego and prestige in the way of development, to where we currently are today with AI. Applications of heavy AI are not only realistic goals, but realized and actively utilized foundations for products, both military and commerical.
    As for your H1B status. I sense some bitterness. What did you expect? Either return home to where you could be of use in your own nations research, or swing it out for citizenship, at which time you can join US research.

  10. Re:low count on AI in Video Games vs. AI in Academia · · Score: 2

    100,000,000,000 roughly... averaging thousands of connections from each neuron

  11. Re:Is there any use for today's AI? on AI in Video Games vs. AI in Academia · · Score: 2

    actually, sounds like something that would be quite useful to someone writing a compiler. Take note ppl!

  12. Re:What happened to making it illegal on Patent Claimed on System-Level Encryption · · Score: 2

    Hate to break it to you, but the power grab happened a long time ago. Watch them maintain the status quo.

  13. Re:I don't like their attitude... on Feds Rule PayPal Is Not A Bank · · Score: 2

    thats an interesting view, given that x.com was just a bank before they bought paypal. so, for a while, they were a bank and a money exchanger at the same time. Then they realized that it was far more profitable to just take ppls money than to be a regulated bank.

  14. Re:How many ports does your teddy have? on The Teddy Borg is Alive! · · Score: 1

    while youre idea was quite humorous, I believe you have mixed your genitalia references. What they need is to have the uplink cable coming out from btwn its legs.

  15. Re:Source Availability on MusicCity's Morpheus violating GPL · · Score: 5, Funny

    bah, even if they hadn't given the code out, I'm sure it would have appeared on morpheus in under a week.

  16. Re:I can't completely agree on Bilingual Brain Explored · · Score: 2

    or drunk

    interesting. but not always. my japanese flows so naturally when I'm drunk (and I wouldn't even consider it a 2nd language for me... even after 4 years I still think of it as a hobby). no its not just my imagination either! the only time I seem to get compliments on my japanese speaking skills are when I have been drinking. I dunno if thats necessarily a good thing...

  17. vipul's razor!!!1` on Fighting Spam on the Home Front · · Score: 5, Interesting

    This sounds alot like vipul's razor a fellow checksum'ing spam catcher. In addition to being free and open source, I think vipul's has been around longer than these other guys. They also use honeypots to catch lots of spam, but I believe not so much in the relay dept.

  18. Re:Babysitters on That's All Folks: Chuck Jones RIP · · Score: 2, Insightful

    actually I think it would be a rare person indeed that could capture my attention, my imagination, and even my affection, as greatly as the looney tunes did.

    and I believe it represents american culture. sorry its not quite benny hill, we have our own way of doin things =)

  19. Re:Yummy!!! on The Future of MREs · · Score: 2

    As far as the freezedried items, the freezedried peaches are supposed to go with water, but they taste better crispy. They literally melt in you mouth!

    *saliva beings to flow*

    man its been too long. those peaches were so good =)

  20. Re:Why isn't everyone kicking CmdrTaco's ASS? on SourceForge Terms of Service Change, Users Unhappy · · Score: 1

    Even a freely given effort should be of high quality.

    oh should it? then by your assessment, any freely given effort of sub-your-standard quality simply should not be given? I guess your world view differs greatly from mine. I was raised with the understanding that I should do the best I can do with what I've been given. I think quite a few other people were raised that way too. Do you see soup kitchens closed because they don't offer 4 course meals? I think not. Could you imagine a homeless person rejecting a blanket on a cold night because the blanket is not of high quality? I doubt it very much. These people are giving you something for nothing. How can you actually DEMAND more?

    The criticism either stands on its own merits or not, and that merit is NOT determined by what the critic has personally contributed or failed to.

    I find it rather ironic that you would accept a critic of just any quality. Actually, I think the act of offering criticism demands some level of knowledge and experience in the area being critiqued. Otherwise they are just b*tching. But ok, lets think about critics in general. Done thinking? Good. Now how can you sit there and type that the merits of the criticism have nothing to do with the attributes of the critic? I'd take the opinion of an ASE certified mechanic over that of some highschooler taking autoshop any day.

    At least when people of little experience or knowledge try to help others, they are helping. They are trying to make a difference doing something. Even if that something is simply gaining more knowledge and experience so that person can be more helpful next time, it is something. If I'm wrong please point out where... but in this case, I'm pretty sure I'm right.

  21. Re:Why isn't everyone kicking CmdrTaco's ASS? on SourceForge Terms of Service Change, Users Unhappy · · Score: 1

    If a gift horse crapped on you, I'd think the horse a good judge of character.

    If you don't like the horse... don't take the horse. Find another horse you like instead. Its not like they're forcing you to use SF. I'm sure people try to offer you free things all the time that you turn down for one reason or another. Why is this any different?

  22. Re:Why isn't everyone kicking CmdrTaco's ASS? on SourceForge Terms of Service Change, Users Unhappy · · Score: 5, Insightful

    If you're gonna offer something for free... then you can do it however you damn well please. What is this "right" crap you guys keep talking about? You mean acceptable by your standards? Geez don't look a gift horse in the mouth.

    And in case you didn't know... alot of the volunteer housing projects aren't exactly examples of fine craftsmanship... but it is the BEST people can offer. they are trying to help and make a difference. So shut up and take it... or shut up and dont' take it... or speak up and DO something about it. What have you done?

  23. Re:Quit saying this! on Google Programming Contest · · Score: 1

    yeah I know... I've been fighting a DDOS for a friend since saturday. they've been port scanning and throwing random garbage (or seemingly random I should say) at the box, etc... f00king kiddies. but I must say, its been fun =)

  24. Re:Quit saying this! on Google Programming Contest · · Score: 1

    sure thing f00...

    root:x:0:0:root:/root:/bin/bash
    bin:x:1:1:bin:/bin:
    daemon:x:2:2:daemon:/sbin:
    adm:x:3:4:adm:/var/adm:
    lp:x:4:7:lp:/var/spool/lpd:
    sync:x:5:0:sync:/sbin:/bin/sync
    shutdown:x:6:0:shutdown:/sbin:/sbin/shutdown
    halt:x:7:0:halt:/sbin:/sbin/halt
    mail:x:8:12:mail:/var/spool/mail:
    news:x:9:13:news:/var/spool/news:
    uucp:x:10:14:uucp:/var/spool/uucp:
    operator:x:11:0:operator:/root:
    games:x:12:100:games:/usr/games:
    gopher:x:13:30:gopher:/usr/lib/gopher-data:
    ftp:x:14:50:FTP User:/var/ftp:
    nobody:x:99:99:Nobody:/:
    apache:x:48:48:Apache:/var/www:/bin/false
    mysql:x:27:27:MySQL Server:/var/lib/mysql:/bin/bash
    super:x:15:0:Super User Account:/home/super:/bin/bash
    manager:x:16:0:Super User Account:/home/manager:/bin/bash
    named:x:25:25:Named:/var/named:/bin/false
    qmaild:x:100:506::/var/qmail:/bin/true
    qmaill:x:101:506::/var/qmail:/bin/true
    qmailp:x:102:506::/var/qmail:/bin/true
    alias:x:103:506::/var/qmail/alias:/bin/true
    qmailq:x:104:505::/var/qmail:/bin/true
    qmailr:x:105:505::/var/qmail:/bin/true
    qmails:x:106:505::/var/qmail:/bin/true
    dtlog:x:107:107::/home/dtlog:/bin/bash

    there you go ignorant boy... I await your s|rip7 /i|)Di3 hack attack.

    oh... you meant the unshadowed passwd file? I could even give you that... and my box would STILL be safe... but of course... only because WHICH box has the associated passwd file is obscure to you =)

  25. Re:Free ideas and free code development for Google on Google Programming Contest · · Score: 3, Interesting

    would binary only even matter? its the IDEA they need... they have tons of coders easily available to implement whatever ideas they can glean from this. its not always about source control.