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  1. Re:They've pushed the Trendy boat out too far now on Can Microsoft Afford To Lose With Windows 8? · · Score: 1

    I'm testing the Consumer Preview of Windows 8 and the start menu argument is not going to fly. Simply the new interface is very usable and frankly a better design in regards to the start menu and finding applications via the menu. Because I'm the IT source for an extended group of friends and family it's imperative that I'm familiar with current OS gui's and this is my reason for testing. I'm actually surprised that I like the new interface being such a diehard Linux Openbox fan. It's fast easy to maneuver and the learning curve should be quite small if Microsoft does it's due diligence informing the consumers. Windows 8 is far from trendy !

  2. Really where the link to the Actual letter on US Threatens Spain For Not Implementing SOPA-Like Law · · Score: 1

    If there was a link to the letter or a copy of the letter included, I would consider furthering the public outcry against the Hollywood overlords. Until I get a copy of said letter this is just FUD.....

  3. Parts is parts is parts on Ask Slashdot: Assembling a Linux Desktop Environment From Parts? · · Score: 1

    Openbox window manager, pcmanfm, feh for images and desktop background , htop for process monitor and uhhh that's it TaDaaaaa. Oh yeah for a little bling wbar dock !

  4. What I just lost how many transistors ? on AMD Downgrades Bulldozer Transistor Count By 800 Million · · Score: 1

    I just paid 110 $ for my FX-4100. I want a refund ! Oh who gives a hoot is goes very fast( 4.5GHz) and I can't count that high anyway.

  5. Re:I hardly think... on Infertility Could Impede Human Space Colonization · · Score: 1

    Oh well you beat me to it. I'll gladly stand in as alternate if need be. For science benefit of course.

  6. Who saw this coming ? on HBGary Federal Hacked By Anonymous · · Score: 1

    HBGary- Good god we didn't see this coming. We pissed off a bunch of volatile crackers and didn't prepare for this unexpected attack Hmmmmmm. But we a security experts :(

  7. Re:Homeland Security... on US Government Seizes Torrent Search Engine Domain · · Score: 1

    There were possible WMD in the torrents that were also funding suspicious terrorist elements via torrents. Those internet thingy pipes are verwy verwy dangerous.

  8. Re:Doctor Who on China's Nine-Day Traffic Jam Tops 62 Miles · · Score: 1

    Yo they need good ole Jack Burton to come the rescue if thats the case. Maybe he can find Egg Shen as well to tag along.

  9. Classified ? on Onion Story Gets Blown Out of Proportion · · Score: 1

    Jesus classified ?

  10. Re:From Intels Elbonian manufacturing plant on Some Newegg Customers Received Fake Intel Core i7s · · Score: 1

    I'm still laughing. But all of those Ebolians are pissed that someone would call them poor and who would use P4 for bathroom tile. Please......

  11. I can't stop..... on Chuck Norris Attacks Linux-Based Routers, Modems · · Score: 1

    Either the effects of insomnia are finally sending me over the edge or this is my favorite ./ thread ever. Besides has anyone ever seen a Chuck Norris round house. No because you can't.

  12. Producer or Musicians ? on Jaron Lanier Rants Against the World of Web 2.0 · · Score: 1

    Music in our recent past has been pumped to us not by musicians but producers and media moguls dripping in money. These fat cats got rich along with the artists and the public was inundated with thumping noise and flash. Give me substance and something truly worth cherishing. I have always pondered why musicians are paid these enormous sums of money and become god like for playing music. I'd be happy to see the age of the rock star evaporate.

  13. I'm home Honey on Bono Hopes Content Tracking Will Help Media Moguls · · Score: 1

    I new there was a reason I viewed slashdot. It's not because I understand half the geek speak it's because I think like a slashdot'r. I've always thought that Bono was to self impressed and righteous floater...

  14. Just check, forum down on Malware Found Hidden In Screensaver On Gnome-Look · · Score: 1

    Forum is down at this moment. hmmmmm. Could it be retaliation?

  15. Re:Yes it is terrible! on Is Linux Documentation Lacking? · · Score: 1

    I find using man entertaining. Blindly typing in commands found in a man page to fit a useful result is so much fun. You should see some of my early attempts at encoding video using mencoder. Or there was the time I bricked my sound system working after pulse audio fubar'd. Good times, good times.

  16. Re:IBM should jump first? on IBM's Answer To Windows 7 Is Ubuntu Linux · · Score: 1

    I thought IBM has switched but not all at once. Seems I read that they are switching as need be and keeping Windows systems for specific tasks. Lets say they are skipping instaed of jumping.

  17. nothing to see here, step away from your computer on New York Times Site Pop-Up Says Your Computer Is Infected · · Score: 1

    happened to me this morning and I called NY Times immediately. Got screenshots and saved the .exe for kicks Warned friends to stay away after that. The executable didn't seem to include a payload though, dummy file. http://s559.photobucket.com/albums/ss36/MooPii/PAV_driveby/?albumview=slideshow

  18. Re:A pretty good one, actually on Windows 7 "Not Much Faster" Than Vista · · Score: 1

    Have you ever tried to get the average user to install XP or Vista. Can you say disaster. With most Linux distros the install is considerably easier and finished. There is no need to install a fistful of third party drivers and applications to finish the deal. Recently tried to help a friend over the phone install on an old HP. Got the OS on but getting the drivers loaded was a complete failure.

  19. Better late then..... on With a Computer Science Degree, an Old Man At 35? · · Score: 1

    I'll be 57 when I retire from my current position and then plan to return to school and get my CS degree. Just for fun, you know .

  20. Trying this too on Usability Testing Hardy Heron With a Girlfriend · · Score: 1

    I'm also trying this with someone at work but with a little twist. I changed the session to fluxbox and edited the menu to only the basic and simplest of applications. With each menu item is a description of the app,( Pidgin Instant Messaging , Brasero CD Burning ). Haven't had much feedback but this may be an indication that all is well and easily understood. At least this is what I'm hoping for.