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  1. Chicken or the Egg on NVIDIA Is Better For Closed-Source Linux GPU Drivers, AMD Wins For Open-Source · · Score: 1

    This seems to always have been a "Chicken of the Egg" problem for Linux.
    We want major game titles to run on Linux, but vendors won't port because there isn't a large enough Linux user base; There isn't a large Linux user base because the quality of what is there is often inferior (dues to running in wine, bad/neglected drivers, etc) to Windows.

  2. Re:on behalf of america on EU's Top Court May Define Obesity As a Disability · · Score: 1

    Did you show up to your interview with your hair blue and spikey and displaying your tattoos? I'm going to go out on a limb and say you probably combed your hair and covered the tattoos.

  3. Re:Holy crap! on Docker 1.0 Released · · Score: 1

    Queue the scores of responses claiming to "never have had a problem" with .

  4. Re:On behalf of all network specialists, on Latin America Exhausts IPv4 Addresses · · Score: 1

    Then after all of that we'll finally get to move on to the next big thing that was purposed twenty years ago.

    Look at the bright side.... We've delayed the IPv6 apocalypse by twenty years.

  5. Re:Cash and checks on Credit Card Breach At P.F. Chang's · · Score: 1

    Now I have to avoid you at the grocery store for fear of being in line behind you while you write a check.

  6. Re:Linux soon? on Netflix Ditches Silverlight For HTML5 On Macs · · Score: 1

    I think your sarcasm detector needs adjustment.

  7. Re:Linux soon? on Netflix Ditches Silverlight For HTML5 On Macs · · Score: 1

    I really don't see why they just don't abandon the whole "watch video in your web browser" scenario

    Because apps made for the browser are multi-platform. duh.

  8. This seems obvious. on Comcast-Time Warner Deal May Hinge On Low-Cost Internet Plan · · Score: 1

    has signed up only 12 percent of the 2.6 million families eligible for the service since it was launched

    Perhaps only 12% of those 2.6 million want internet service? I know it's unthinkable to be without broadband but there are people that don't want it. Why the crusade to get to 100%? ... Oh yeah, more sheeple for advertisers.

  9. Re:I got tired of waiting on PHP Next Generation · · Score: 2

    it's great for quick and dirty prototyping

    I've heard this for nearly every interpreted language. The only problem is: that quick and dirty prototype almost always winds up being the production codebase.

  10. Re:are you saying... on FCC Chairman Will Reportedly Revise Broadband Proposal · · Score: 1
  11. Re:NeoCities? on Shunting the FCC To the Slow Lane · · Score: 4, Insightful

    That's the site that getting free advertising via Slashdot.

  12. Re:I wonder about man hour figures... on The Man Behind Munich's Migration of 15,000 PCs From Windows To Linux · · Score: 2

    No longer are they striving to put out the best software

    I'm sorry, did I miss something? When were they ever trying to put out the best software? "Bottom line" has always been the bottom line with M$

  13. Re:This is great news on Programming Language Diversity On the Rise · · Score: 1

    Honestly amazing things can now be done in a variety of languages.

    Really? I thought they were all limited by the underlying hardware.

    Last I checked they all basically did the same thing(s), just in different ways.

  14. Wow this is news! on Police Departments Using Car Tracking Database Sworn To Secrecy · · Score: 0

    Immediately after WIRED published the story

    . I didn't know WiRED was still in business.

  15. Problem? on "Smart" Gun Seller Gets the Wrong Kind of Online Attention · · Score: 1

    Does anyone else have a problem with legislation being tied to a commercial product?
    To me, it just seems wrong.

  16. The Victim? on "Smart" Gun Seller Gets the Wrong Kind of Online Attention · · Score: 1

    It's obvious that few people on this forum even care about the victim in the article.
    Just a refresher: Stalking is a crime.
    So perhaps this woman needs to carry a gun now to keep her safe from the idiots who are (pun intended) up in arms over this silly device?

    If you support this device or not: it is wrong to intimidate, threaten and/or stalk someone.

  17. Re:Market Share on Report: 99 Percent of New Mobile Threats Target Android · · Score: 1

    So, please, stop painting this as an iOS vs. Android thing

    But then what fun would there be to have?

  18. Re:Maybe they should ask corded phone manufacturer on Japanese and Swiss Watchmakers Scoff At Smartwatches · · Score: 5, Funny

    There is a warmth to the time on an analog time piece.

  19. Re:Not really needed anymore. on Supreme Court Upholds Michigan's Ban On Affirmative Action In College Admissions · · Score: 1

    Just because someone works harder doesn't mean they deserve to get ahead of someone who is more talented. If you're simply not very intelligent, but work really hard, would we put you in charge of things?

    Probably not.

    Actually yes. The smart/talented wind up engineers, the "hard workers" wind up in management.

  20. Re:As much as I like Macs... on You Can Now Run Beta Versions of OS X—For Free · · Score: 1

    sometimes eliminating upwards of 10 or more gigabytes of code. OS X only got faster with each release.

    Wow, how'd they fit that onto the release DVD ?

  21. The butt of jokes? on The US Public's Erratic Acceptance of Science · · Score: 1

    Compared to the religious masses of the rest of the world, who subscribe to much stricter tenets which are largely contradictory to science, I call bullshit.

  22. Sweet on Groove Basin: Quest For the Ultimate Music Player · · Score: 1

    I can't wait until someone re-invents the wheel. Again.

  23. Re:Is it really much more than goes on already? on Eyes Over Compton: How Police Spied On a Whole City · · Score: 1

    Compton also has the Ghetto Bird constantly overhead (most of L.A. does).
    One difference is you can hear it coming, unlike the drone which I am assuming is silent.

    Now, if they were looking in people's windows, that would be a bit creepier.

    Read: "All of Compton", this assumes back/front yards. Peeping into the backyard IMO is almost as bad as peeping into a window.

  24. Re:I guess they were wrong on Vintage 1960s Era Film Shows IRS Defending Its Use of Computers · · Score: 1

    http://turbotax.com/

    There you go.

  25. Hard Robots on The Squishy Future of Robotics · · Score: 1

    make for good porn.