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  1. Re:Confirmation Bias? on Android Users Aren't As Disloyal As Reported · · Score: 1

    Long live BIOS!

  2. Re:a large portion aren't buy-able on If Oracle Bought Every Open Source Company · · Score: 1

    All they need to do is send all of the developers in that OSS company an all expense paid year long round the world cruise(no internet connection on board). That will cost them less than buying the company and will definitely disable the company for a year....

  3. Re:Suddenly on If Oracle Bought Every Open Source Company · · Score: 1

    I think that is the whole idea behind this.

  4. Re:As an Oracle DBA on If Oracle Bought Every Open Source Company · · Score: 1

    Hm... Then your mind would be blown away by DB2 on Mainframe.

  5. Re:Impossible to do on If Oracle Bought Every Open Source Company · · Score: 1

    Being payed to do nothing doesn't work for long, especially with people that are in open-source.

  6. Re:Does it matter? on If Oracle Bought Every Open Source Company · · Score: 1

    And how many PostgreSQL guys actually worked for Sun for a while? Sun guys actually were a huge part of the in place upgrade project.

  7. Re:Some areas would have no interest on If Oracle Bought Every Open Source Company · · Score: 1

    Their core business is DBMS. But when they took over BEA systems, they basically threw out their own software that was competing with BEA's. So I'd say, it depends on how they do it. Since they both killed off and embraced.

  8. Re:Java counterpart to XNA? on Java IO Faster Than NIO · · Score: 1

    You do understand that you just blew your own pro-.NET comment, don't you?
    PS: No one ever retracted the Right Too For The Job principle.

  9. Re:And this is news? on Java IO Faster Than NIO · · Score: 1

    There is a minimal amount of RAM a thread will definitely consume(I think it was somewhere about 1MB). And BTW threads don't have their own address spaces, threads share their address space within their process. While processes have their own address spaces.

  10. Re:And this is news? on Java IO Faster Than NIO · · Score: 1

    New stuff isn't easier. Java NIO just allows for more connections to be handled simultaneously.

  11. Re:US abuse on WikiLeaks Publishes Afghan War Secrets · · Score: 1

    Religion and ideology trumps schools and roads every

    You forget financial and arms backing from an interested party.

  12. Re:US abuse on WikiLeaks Publishes Afghan War Secrets · · Score: 1

    US is the only country that actively pursued the goal of that kind of reach. Everyone else, just did/does not care enough.

  13. Re:US abuse on WikiLeaks Publishes Afghan War Secrets · · Score: 1

    While I agree that letting loose the nuke was the right decision ultimately, it could have been wisely done in 2 stages:
    - Drop the nuke on a low populated or unpopulated area to show the destructive power
    - Give 24 hours of "thinking time" to capitulate unconditionally
    - Drop the bomb on a densely populated area

    Basically, that is why I believe that US administration at that time had 0% of wise people on staff. Not that most administrations(of all countries) have a lot of them...

  14. Re:US revolutionary war, anyone? on WikiLeaks Publishes Afghan War Secrets · · Score: 1

    Up until Americans* can critically evaluate the Vietnam war it's lessons will not be heard.
    * - As a nation, not a part of it

  15. Re:US abuse on WikiLeaks Publishes Afghan War Secrets · · Score: 1

    Don't forget, if we would go back to the ways wars were fought 2000 years ago, we would destroy the surface of this planet several times over....

  16. Re:US abuse on WikiLeaks Publishes Afghan War Secrets · · Score: 1

    OMG! As usual Americans have strange understanding of their own international history beyond the revolution. In WW1 that telegram was the least important item in deciding to declare war. It was probably the same as WMD was a "real" and important reason to invade Iraq.
    WW2 and Korea had much more reasons to declare war.

  17. Re:Hmm... on Microsoft Signs License With ARM · · Score: 1

    FYI: The Jazelle in ARM's is the JVM "accelerator", not H/W level JVM.

  18. Re:Angry? on Why Designers Hate Crowdsourcing · · Score: 1

    Everybody does

    Idiots do... (Ooops I guess I just called you an idiot.). Every smart person knows the value of another profession. There are some professions that are called unqualified professions for a reason...

  19. Re:Headline on Jolicloud 1.0 Has an HTML5 UI · · Score: 1

    Well in Ireland people call the H letter as /het/, therefore from an Irish perspective a HTML5 UI is 100% correct, but in US H's name is pronounced /et/ therefore an HTML5 UI is correct from your perspective...
    Damn it's hard to remember that there are other cultures outside of US, right?

  20. Re:4568 apps? on More Trouble In Apple's App Store · · Score: 1

    How else would they "have an app for that"?

  21. Re:It's just not American on Symbian, the Biggest Mobile OS No One Talks About · · Score: 1

    Well.... Buzzwise, Europe is as much hyped up about iPhone and Android as the rest of the places, but when it comes to buying decisions people actually think before they buy. I mean, the iPhone plans in Europe are outrageous....

  22. Re:Not using a "Facebook" browser on IBM Makes Firefox Its Corporate Browser · · Score: 1

    Testing? There has been a special IBM Firefox build for over 4 years now. And actual, usable set of plugins for internal use.

  23. Re:Why so discriminating? on Google To Add Pay To Cover a Tax For Gays · · Score: 1

    father said he would move to a new state

    Would he build it? Carve it out of an existing state? Raise the sea floor? Or wait till Puerto Rico becomes a state? I hear Iran is welcome relief to people like that...

  24. Re:Why so discriminating? on Google To Add Pay To Cover a Tax For Gays · · Score: 1

    You had and have that option, they don't.

  25. Re:Tens of thousands of musicians? on Creative Commons Responds To ASCAP Letter · · Score: 1

    EC has a positive element - it has some members that are from small countries, that can suffer some serious personal injury if they stop representing their constituencies, or are one of the least corrupt nations in the world.