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  1. Re:Once again, golddigging sluts. on Gaming Magazine Ads: Failing the Female Market · · Score: 1

    i think you should seek help

  2. Re:Squeak on Crusoe on Transmeta Webcast Today at Nine PST, Noon EST · · Score: 1

    is the new chip gonna especially be very good for Squeak then?

  3. Re:Good news for all.... on China's Internet Boom · · Score: 1

    the internet as a whole will benefit from large influx of non-US users making it less american-centric and more international

  4. Re:A boost for women in government? on Net Voting in California · · Score: 1

    britney spears for prez!

  5. Re:Why not use bank's ATM? on Net Voting in California · · Score: 1
    yeah i know, the money thing was a joke :P

    card authenticated terminal voting at polling areas could be a first step to electronic voting

  6. Re:Why not use bank's ATM? on Net Voting in California · · Score: 1
    it would be ace if u could get some cash from it too after voting

    what advantages are there of using this instead of good old paper slips, apart from the obvious cost saving?

  7. Re:Don't hold your breath. on Net Voting in California · · Score: 1

    they'd all vote for someone who sleeps with horses

  8. Re:Against Internet voting on Net Voting in California · · Score: 1

    you can vote in your pyjamas with real voting too, you'll just get some funny looks

  9. Re:Against Internet voting on Net Voting in California · · Score: 1

    what exactly is hard about voting anyway? u go to your local polling station, hand over your reg card, get given a slip, go and put a cross next to some idiot or other then go and put the folded slip in the box w/ the slit. then go home. maybe we need to stop a trend to computerising everything otherwise we'll end up never walking anywhere... and all weighting about 800lb

  10. One problem... OK two on Net Voting in California · · Score: 1
    terminals in polling stations is fine, but then allowing voting from home? wouldn't that mean people without a computer and connection would be excluded?

    i wonder if e-voting is a good thing, ppl tend to think second on the net, flames start up because of the lack of reality in cyberspace and the instantness of discourse

    would e-voting be the same? one click and theres the vote for Adolf Hitler Jnr, opps i changed my mind... too late!

    traditional media voting at least gives u a few seconds more to ponder the voting decision and if necessary rip up or spoil your slip

  11. Re:HAHA YOU HAVE AS MUCH POINTS AS AN AC!! on Linux Port for N64? · · Score: 1

    thank you for your contribution

  12. Re:but what was he planning on using it for? on Linux Port for N64? · · Score: 0

    wouldn't the programmer hours be better spent employed on writing apps and/or games for Linux as a whole instead of trying to port it to a games console for no good reason?

  13. Re:No... on Microsoft Hotmail Domain Reward Check on E*Bay · · Score: 1

    liar

  14. Re:suspicious on WWW Surpasses One Billion Documents · · Score: 1
    > why did they list the number of links to rickymartin.com or cooking.com

    its called an example

  15. Re:This is total crap on WWF Wins Cybersquatting Case · · Score: 1

    what u mean they can change their name because someone already registered a domain name using their registered company name? how about the person who registered that domain thinking of something original and registering that instead?!

  16. Re:Quick question about attire on Linux Demo Day Advocacy Event · · Score: 1

    no you should dress up like a stormtrooper

  17. Re:Linux Demo Day is GOOD!!!! on Linux Demo Day Advocacy Event · · Score: 1

    unfortunately a lot of GPL ppl really do seem they are some kind of socialist heroes of the working class. to real socialists its kind of amusing

  18. Re:The Message: Linux, for Microsoft-haters only on Linux Demo Day Advocacy Event · · Score: 1
    something someone said a few days ago about Linux users having zeal like born-again religious ppl. i guess its like this, after years of being unsatisfied with their OS lot they have found the thing they were waiting for (the fact they could have found it a few years earlier w/ BSD is another issue but anyway...) so now they are so enthusiastic and bright, and giving it da big hype

    however Linux is not for everyone, but if it can help you do your job better or help you learn something better or improve your enjoyment of your computer then go ahead.

    i on the other hand use MacOS because it is the best

  19. Re:How come the only notable ones happen on... on Linux Demo Day Advocacy Event · · Score: 1

    > the world doesn't revolve around you and linux too rite! it revolves around FreeBSD! arf arf!

  20. Re:Redhat is for Dummies on Hong Kong LinuxWorld 2000 · · Score: 1
    slackware? thats for accountants

    real men use Debian

  21. Re:Linux can't compete w/ Win2k on high-end hardwa on Linux Demo Day Advocacy Event · · Score: 0

    Linux also cannot compete on the number of bugs in code i guess

  22. Re:Hold it! on Linux Demo Day Advocacy Event · · Score: 1

    harmony?! but this is OS wars damnit!!

  23. Re:How come the only notable ones happen on... on Linux Demo Day Advocacy Event · · Score: 1
    *thinking* - gungho about W2K

    "yeah baby! once i get Win Too Kay installed i gonna kick Commie ass!!!"

  24. Re:Childish? on Linux Demo Day Advocacy Event · · Score: 1

    yes you would and u would call bill gates Satan

  25. Re:printf("Hello, kitty!\n"); on Hong Kong LinuxWorld 2000 · · Score: 1

    now that is the coolest PC ever!