User: Mortigalli

Re:Yes, it might be enforcable

On: General Public Realizes KaZaa is Spyware

What happens when the program has failed to act reasonably? I had to disable the software since it was the only reason my system could have been crashing. Since it was disabled no crashes. To use another piece of software [Kazaa] could I be legally required to run software [brilliant digital] that harms my system?

Re:That's not what it says, nor what it does...

On: DoubleClick Workaround: IDcide

or for netscape users try a not completely free one that's been around a bit.
Cookie Pal

Re:Yes, but what is the OS?

On: Will Microsoft Open Windows Source Code? (No!)

Wasn't MSIE claimed to be required for the os to run?
Doesn't that mean that to defend itself, the OS became all that accesses the internet too?

Actual useful links for maryland.

On: Maryland, Virginia Consider UCITA

this connects you to the e-mail addresses. Tho if they actually read em, I'd be supprised.
Contact A legistlator

To find the person in your district.
Maryland legislative maps

Re:Remote Printing to HP printers is flawless

On: VA and HP Join Forces for Linux and Samba

I agree, I've been running FreeBSD and samba for over a year now, except for the feature of knowing when the printer ink is empty and stuff like that. It's been perfect. So bidirectional contact would be nice, or a piece of printer monitoring software I can hook to a e-mail, telling me when it's dry.

Brute Force Solution?

On: Open Source Quake Causes Cheating?

How about the server, doing a check to see if the client responds with a appropriate action. Say a user gets hit with a server created rocket at a known percentage loss, then the client has to admit to the right percentage. Plus if the user normally would be killed, but isn't acting as it ought, then a immediate kick/ban?