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  1. IPv6 on Network Webcurity Wishlist? · · Score: 1

    the government of most countries should do a big push to move over to IPv6, THEN we can talk about security.

  2. Re:Just Java? No way. on Software Internationalization · · Score: 1

    adobe used to sell photoshop for unix, it only cost like 3,000 USD

  3. Re:Apple isn't in the wrong here... on Apple Cease-And-Desists Stupidity Leak · · Score: 1
    Look at it this way. Buying a book doesn't let you use bits of the text yourself, but I'm allowed to say to you that if you buy a copy of Schildt's annotated C++ standard and remove half of the text from it you're left with the ANSI C++ standard for rather less money than you'd normally pay

    The standard costs less than 20 dollars in pdf form.

  4. Re:Not Really Region Free? on Slashback: Regionalism, Rivalry, Zensur · · Score: 1

    there are a number of regular DVD players that run the 5 strikes rule, after 5 region changes it locks its self.

    so if you play US, poland, UK, iranian, russian, then poland again your stuck using poland

  5. Re:If you didnt know on Rugby Ball Meets Web-Cam · · Score: 1

    of course you do understand that the pads and helmet trap body heat increasing the heart rate and causing the wearer to tire faster right?

  6. Re:A Workaround on Serious Bug In 2.4.15/2.5.0 · · Score: 1

    well, since i switched to reiser sometimes i just power down anyways ;)

    have fun w/ your fsck

  7. serial abstraction isn't hard on Portable Coding and Cross-Platform Libraries? · · Score: 1

    write a "meta" ABC(abstract base class) and base your different serial classes off of those, that way you are forced to keep your interfaces in sink.

    Win32 serial is done w/ CreateFile, ReadFile, WriteFile.

    linux is done using open and other posix style api's

  8. Re:It all depends on what you find acceptable. on What Are Typical Load Averages for Servers? · · Score: 1

    or you use g++

  9. Re:More Lisp on Kent M. Pitman Answers On Lisp And Much More · · Score: 1

    I think he means a text editor written is lisp. Emacs is written in C.

    uhm, emacs is a lisp parser written in C, everything emacs does in terms of editing text is done through lisp

  10. code crusader on Java IDEs? · · Score: 1

    you didn't say what platform but code crusader does java i believe and i liked it when i used it for c++ development.

  11. Re:LAME? WTF?!? on Apple releases iPod · · Score: 1

    yeah, 4 mile run, hard drive with moving parts, pound pound pound.

    sounds great to me

  12. Re:Can you say "flamebait"? on Who Has Faster Pipes? Linux, Win2000, WinXP Compared · · Score: 1

    both UNIX and COM are SUPPOSED to be in caps

    and just to clarify the SUPPOSED was shouting, the other two are just being used correctly

  13. Re:Code Completion on Best "Visual Studio" Alternative On Linux · · Score: 1

    Code Completion to a certain extent, not inline, but then again i never use it in either VC++ or emacs or anything else because i know how to type and it just gets annoying.

    for the other ones, yes it does

    (this is all about xemacs not vi)

    Does (X)Emacs support Code Completion, Class Browser or jump_to_declaration? (not talking about tag-creation beforehand) Is there a possiblity to use this comfortably? I think this are the really comfortable features of VC and Delphi/Kylix. For everything else (GUI aside) gcc is doing the job.

  14. Re:the reason is... on What is Happening with OpenGL? · · Score: 1
    By the way, OpenGL is not really "open" software, it is a very expensive license from sun if you want to use it.


    You either typoed SGI or don't know what you're talking about.

  15. Re:Rush Hour 2 on Review: Rush Hour 2 · · Score: 1
    To bad she's a crazy bitch!

    aren't they all?

  16. go debian on Do We Spend More On Linux Or Windows? · · Score: 1

    I have never spent any money on a linux distro, having used debian or slack for most of it, and trying redhat and a few others that i d/l'd.

    I have however donated money to several open source projects, but that doesn't count, can't write off a purchase of windows.

  17. Re:Windows Keys on No-Nonsense, Compact, USB/PS2 Keyboards? · · Score: 1

    the linux console on at least some distro's has a number of virtual console features setup to those keys(last virt console, next console, etc)

  18. Re:Ok. on Quebec language Police Fine English-Only Site · · Score: 1

    the US has no official language, its actually one of the few(if not only, not up on every countries language) that is like that.

  19. Re:You're right, but... on The Object Oriented Hype · · Score: 1
    Face it, function calls take time, OOP produces a lot of function calls (you said it yourself), so there you have it.

    I'm not sure about a lot of other langs but C++ makes method calls inline by default (hence the code bloat people complain about) and therefor the function calls OOP produces is a void argument for c++ performance

  20. Re:Minidisc in not dead yet shocker. on Is MiniDisc Dead? · · Score: 1

    sony sells nice MD player/recorders w/ usb hookups now, and you can record out of the jacks on your sound card other wise. might be windows only software to use it though, not sure. Mines on order.

  21. Re:Seriously on Pi: It Just Keeps On Going · · Score: 1

    really, really good circles are now possible ;)

  22. Re:Inside job? on Microsoft Cracked · · Score: 1
    Please explain, in detail, to us how you would patch Solaris source code to fix a security hole.

    http://www.sun.com/software/solaris/source/index.h tml

  23. Re:IIS is faster than Apache on Apache vs IIS in Performance? · · Score: 1
    ANYTHING can be done with IIS

    except hosting multiple sites on one IP address, using PHP(they DO have ASP for apache), restarting a hung service should your ISAPI code have a bug in it. and serveral other things, I've programmed for both webservers for a few years now, both compiled code(modules, ISAPI) and script(ASP, PHP, Perl)

  24. Re:Password on Yup, Somebody Cracked Slashdot · · Score: 1

    i have a password?

  25. Re:Yea.. SO? on FreeBSD 4.1.1 Includes RSA · · Score: 1

    it has to do w/ the level of integration, RH7 has the RSA stuff, it just doesn't go as deep. Just wait for 7.1 or whatever if you don't wanna go BSD.