Slashdot Mirror


User: awpoopy

awpoopy's activity in the archive.

Stories
0
Comments
115
First seen
Last seen
Profile
(view on slashdot.org)

Comments · 115

  1. Humans Choose Friends With Similar DNA - Unless... on Humans Choose Friends With Similar DNA · · Score: -1

    "Humans Choose Friends With Similar DNA"
    Unless they taste like bacon. Just sayin'...

  2. Re:A great way to alienate the white-hat community on Security Researcher Makes His Point By Hacking Into Zuckerberg's Facebook Page · · Score: -1

    #5 Hire him and put him in charge of the department that ignored him. Give him the backing to fire where needed.

  3. Re:Anecdote! I almost quit my job over this. on Did the Spamhaus DDoS Really Slow Down Global Internet Access? · · Score: -1

    You almost quit because you couldn't do a traceroute or tracepath to figure out there was an ISP, routing or backbone problem and there was nothing you do about it?
    A. I'll take over for you because it sounds like you need to be replaced and it sounds like an easy job.
    B. Maybe you should learn photoshop and change your career path

  4. JavaScript Injection on Eric Schmidt To Sell Up To 42% of Stake In Google · · Score: -1

    Got the XSS alert when clicking on that link.

  5. Any possibility of of MATE for Ubuntu? on Ask Mark Shuttleworth Anything · · Score: -1

    I, like many others, find the Unity unusable on a desktop or laptop (or server) platform. I understand the thinking of using it on a pad or phone scenario though. Is there any possibility - whatsoever - of producing something like MATE on Ubuntu? I have been a long time supporter and advocate of Ubuntu. (I even have the t-shirts) I now find myself leaning towards other distros instead. Again, ANY possibility? BTW: Thanks for taking our questions and thanks for getting more people using Linux.

  6. Re:Where's the line? on Man Arrested In Greece For "Blasphemous" Facebook Page · · Score: -1

    Because it never ends there. There's also the things like don't suffer a witch, kill the jews and it's OK to blow yourself up while killing those that don't think your precious moo-moo is the only true way, make your life difficult or kill you if you want to date, have sex with and/or marry a certain, race/religion/gender. If all of the nutjobs that believe in a magic fairy god in the sky would just keep it to themselves, then I would too. I know, there goes some more karma points...

  7. forgot something on Destructive Shamoon Malware Targets Energy Sector · · Score: -1
    Dear OP,

    the malware was designed to overwrite and wipe the files and the master boot record of the computer.

    the malware was designed to overwrite and wipe the files and the master boot record of the WINDOWS computer.
    There, fixed it for you.

  8. Re:Moral Hazard on Algorithmic Trading Glitch Costs Firm $440 Million · · Score: -1

    I completely agree. I make money off those ignored algorithms. Leaving those flash crash trades as is, brings:
    a) Some eyeballs and trigger fingers back where they belong
    b) Some humans back to the floor
    c) Less business to india
    d) God forbid, people may actually manage their own money

    I am a bottom feeder, and proud of it. So leave those automated flash down trades in play. The good companies will return to their proper value.

  9. Someone's smoking their own dog food on Windows 8 Is Ready · · Score: -1
    Quote from one of the linked articles:

    The openness of the previews presents a unique perspective on product development, and we’re deeply committed to the transparency of the preview process. No product used by so many people in so many different ways is developed “out in the open” like Windows 8 has been.

    Really? I think Linux and BSD products are developed more openly than anything MS does.
    BTW: Flamebait ready mods
    Sticks and stones make break my bones but I don't give a fuck about my karma.

  10. the phrase tits on a bull come to mind on Microsoft To Run Linux On Azure · · Score: -1

    Or was it tits on a boar? The idea is the same though. Let's put this Bugatti Veyron together and remove the steering wheel, windows and tires.

  11. Re:Well deserved on Google Chrome Becomes World's No. 1 Browser · · Score: -1, Troll

    I was starting to feel sorry for you and your experience with chrome, the you went and said the magic words "Task Manager". Then I realized you were describing a windows machine. The problem you are experiencing isn't chrome...

  12. sharepoint - microsoft- working great? on Ask Slashdot: How To Share a SharePoint Site? · · Score: -1

    Sharepoint - works great? Want to open source something from microsoft? hahhahahahahhahahhhahhhhahhahhhahha oh wait haahahhahhahahahahahahahahaha! I just pooped a little. ohhhh hahahahahahha!

  13. Re:More Linux fragmentation... on MATE Desktop 1.2 Released · · Score: 0

    We're speaking of Linux - not apple. If you don't value choice, use apple or microsoft. I do value choice - whether it's trivial or not.
    I just love it when idiots call other people idiots, especially when referring to an opposing point of view.
    BTW: I don't care about my karma either.

  14. Re:For this you want a professional product on Ask Slashdot: Open Source Tax Software? · · Score: -1

    Schwab does not. I also have an account with tradeking which does. I informed schwab about this must have feature and they thanked me for my suggestion. That was about 3 months ago and it's still not available with schwab. I used the link to turbotax inside schwab to do my taxes this time and got a nice discount. I use Linux with firefox and chromium and at least on firefox it worked perfectly on two different machines. I didn't test out chromium although I suspect it would've worked fine. IMHO, the availability of a pre-filled in 1099 and associated trade confirms forms is a big plus and a big black eye on schwab. I would prefer the downloadable forms, however turbotax did do a very nice job of it.

  15. Re:Teamviewer, Skype, VM on Ask Slashdot: Recommendations For Linux Telecommuting Tools? · · Score: -1

    I second Teamviewer on Linux. I don't use it to telecommute though. I use it when some one wants a connection to conference and it works great.
    I use pfSense on both ends and have a tunnel set up between the house and work. The company pays for the static IP addresses and they benefit from very quick responses when needed. With a tunnel, (or it could be a vpn if preferred) I can then use vnc, rdp and ssh to do anything.

  16. Steve's new home on Righthaven Stops Showing Up In Court · · Score: -1, Flamebait
  17. Re:They're a business on Microsoft To Support CentOS Linux In Hyper-V · · Score: 1
    I quoted the wrong part. I was talking about the quote:

    One of the greatest things about virtualization is that you can give all your devs the same setup just by copying a VM to their physical machine.

    Copying a vm to all of his devs *is* a violation of the MicroSnot EULA. If it was an Ubuntu, Debian, CentOS or the like, it is almost expected.

  18. Re:They're a business on Microsoft To Support CentOS Linux In Hyper-V · · Score: 1

    ... and one of my jobs at the last place I worked was to create a VM with all the required software for the devs..

    If that vm was a windows machine, you are a software pirate. (at least according to MicroSnot)

  19. Why is it so hard to make a pure linux phone? on Who's Behind the Google-Linux License Ruckus? · · Score: 1

    Not being sarcastic (this time), but is it really that hard to make a Linux phone? Something with Debian, Ubuntu, or something similar? OpenMoko looked like it was onto something and then everything seemed to stop. Why wouldn't Google do it with C or Go? (Google's own language) http://code.google.com/edu/languages/#_programming_with_go

  20. Re:Outlook on Compared and Contrasted: OpenOffice V. LibreOffice · · Score: 1

    We use Thunderbird, lightning and davmail to talk to exchange. It works great.

  21. Re:There could still be plan B for Nokia.. on Intel Committed To MeeGo Despite Nokia Defection · · Score: 1

    Ahh, the folly of youth... Someone thinks that only the young know how to do anything. What happens when the young they want to hire become - old?

  22. Re:How are they better? on Open-source Challenge To Exchange Gains Steam · · Score: 1
    You sir, are an idiot. Let's go through your blather one idiotic statement group at a time:

    Originally having no experience, I got a test server up and running within a day.

    Does not instill confidence If you had no experience, what fucking idiot put you in charge of 700 users email? Also, it will take a day just for security updates and patches on a new setup. Unlike you, I am in charge of a couple of exchange servers. I have a lot more issues with one exchange server than all of the Postfix, Exim and Citadel mail servers combined.

    Here is what happens with an open source product: .... You install the product and spend the next couple of hours wading through text config files. When you do manage to get the product to work, the thing does not work as expected. You spend the next couple of hours cranking up debugging output and wading through source code. If you are really masochistic you end up compiling your own build after you have found a bug.

    Where's the text file for exchange settings or any windows package for that matter. Ever tried to read dns entries or dhcp map in command line because windows wouldn't boot all the way up into GUI mode? I didn't think so. You can open conf files because they exist. You do not have to for hours. What was that line about no experience? I can have a physical machine fully running apache, mysql and postfix within 3 hours fully patched and operational - WITH a GUI. I have over 20 years experience with winnders. I don't like it anymore. I now know it to be the junk that it is. The last time I had to wade through debugging and source code was when a crack windows dev from outside my country wrote some very bad C code. Since we're speaking of source code. You didn't say what source code you could look at on Microsoft Exchange. Did I miss that news announcement? Last point I'll cover. Because you have the source code is there, you CAN compile. Obviously YOU have never compiled anything, because it's easier than logging onto a windows machine. Why is it so hard for you? Just do these three commands: ./configure make make install I'll assume you were so feverishly typing you slipped up a little. I'll fix your last point that was even worth reading. The last paragraph was just delusional blather and deserves no attention what so ever. This line:

    If you are really masochistic you end up compiling your own build after you have found a bug.

    Should actually read: If you are really masochistic you end up reading and agreeing to the Microsoft End User License Agreement.

  23. In california add a 100k on Researchers Say Happiness Costs $75K · · Score: 1

    In california add 100,000 to that 75,000 for happiness. 75,000 in california won't even cover rent and utilities.

  24. Time to Dump Microsoft on Time To Dump XP? · · Score: 1

    I know, there goes my karma again...however, there was a question and here's *my* answer:
    Keep XP and migrate to Ubuntu.
    OK, I'm sitting down now - I know the ms puppets are going to waste their horded mod points on me and kill my karma. Go ahead, I can take it.

  25. Microsoft's Crack Design Team at work again on Microsoft Unveils 'Pink' Phones As Kin One and Two · · Score: 1

    You see, the new phones just announced as Kin One and Kin Two by Microsoft were a product of Microsoft's Crack Design Team.
    That is, they gave a group of people meth and a crayon. (They only got a red, green or blue one.)