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  1. Re:I guess that means on French Government May Subsidize Music Downloads · · Score: 1

    The large fixed price won't be increased, but new taxes will be created to help fill the large deficit of this free music system.

  2. Re:Wow! on Countries Considering Circumlunar Flight From ISS · · Score: 1

    Isn't it all imaginary money anyway ?

  3. Virtual reality could help priests.... on Pope Says Technology Causes Confusion Between Reality and Fiction · · Score: 1

    sate their sexual urges. Just give them a PC and a Second Life account. Onanism is surelly a smaller sin than rape.

  4. Re:Hmm on Pope Says Technology Causes Confusion Between Reality and Fiction · · Score: 3, Insightful

    The difference is god would have created the football field, and the players, and could have created them in another configuration which would have led to another outcome which he would know beforehand.

  5. Re:"Lears"? on Meet NELL, the Computer That Learns From the Net · · Score: 1

    Actually, it'll be a good test of intelligence when a computer is able to troll on the Internet.

  6. Re:Thereby solving the problem... on US Monitoring Database Reaches Limit, Quits Tracking Felons and Parolees · · Score: 1

    But what if you have to create a record everytime an atom leaves home to get groceries? If time is infinite we're screwed!

  7. And to allow maximum flexibility, that table should be have these columns only: foreign key, name, value.

  8. Re:Hate to say this... on UK Scientists Leave Labs To Protest Expected Cuts · · Score: 1

    Not insane at all. Britain just needs to discover another Australia.

  9. Re:10,000 users a day... on French ISP Refuses To Send Out Infringement Notices · · Score: 1

    It's just in time for the upcoming presidential election in 2012 too!

    I really hope they aim for 100000 a day soon. Let's see in the election results if there are more artists in France than downloaders.

  10. Everyone will be happy on West Virginia Is Geothermically Active · · Score: 5, Funny

    It's green energy and you have to drill to get it.

  11. Re:Two Launches Necessary on TheSpaceGame — Design Your Route To Jupiter · · Score: 2, Informative

    It's the ESA, not NASA ; you'll need a dozen more launches.

  12. Re:Restarting again on Google Releases New Image Format Called WebP · · Score: 1

    > networks are getting faster and grander in bandwidth
    You mean... outside the USA?

  13. Re:Its a Sick Joke on Microsoft Rumored To Buy Second Life · · Score: 1

    The secondlife servers runs on linux and so would need to use Mono. I don't think Mono was mature when Secondlife was created so chances are it's not written in .Net.
    It's much more likelly to be written in C or C++.

  14. Re:IP on Microsoft Rumored To Buy Second Life · · Score: 1

    SL is not the best choice for this. The dynamic nature of the world requires a powerful graphic card and lots of ram if you want to have something that looks good on screen.
    They could probably make it run easilly on a XBox 720 though.

  15. Re:Obviously on Microsoft Rumored To Buy Second Life · · Score: 3, Informative

    It's a good time to script a throwing chair animation for Second Life then.

  16. Re:OTOH on Torrent-Only Movie Denied IMDb Listing · · Score: 1

    > Implying capitalism is avoiding any new method of making business that might turn out to be a good business plan and bring cash.

  17. Re:Maybe they should have it run on DirectCompute on Minecraft Enterprise and 16-Bit ALU · · Score: 1

    A multi thread DF would be a nice first step toward this, but the author won't even consider it apparently.

  18. Re:Stop it, please! on Minecraft Enterprise and 16-Bit ALU · · Score: 1

    ... and introduced random segmentation faults. No thanks, I prefer a game that runs.

  19. Re:On related news, on In France, Hadopi Reporting Begins, With (Only) 10,000 IP Addresses Per Day · · Score: 1

    Hadopi could be remembered in the future as an important boost to online privacy for net users :)

  20. Re:3.5 years until everybody in France is offline on In France, Hadopi Reporting Begins, With (Only) 10,000 IP Addresses Per Day · · Score: 1

    Just the most supid government. Oh, and you forgot to add "ministers helping their millionaire buddies escape taxes"

  21. Usurping ? on IBM Warns of China Closing the Supercomputer Gap · · Score: 1

    IBM and the USA have a divine right to building the largest supercomputer or something?

  22. Re:Sanity from a Court! on YouTube Wins vs. Telecinco In Spain · · Score: 1

    Then just say goodbye to Youtube and just about every site that lets users share media with others. It would be prohibitively expensive to filter every posted videos.

  23. Re:The money I saved I bought a SSD on AMD One-Ups Intel With Cheap Desktop Chips · · Score: 2, Funny

    If you had bought an *Intel* SSD it would boot in 10 seconds!

  24. Re:Practical advantages? on Paper-Thin Batteries Provide Bendable Power · · Score: 1

    The obvious advantage is that you can pile up lots of sheets of paper. We could make little compact devices filled with this paper to power our equipments.

  25. Re:You have it too easy currently on Ballmer, Bezos Fund Effort To Undermine Bill Gates · · Score: 1

    It's another way to function.
    You can be a self man made, like in the US. Providing money for yourself and your familly and keeping most of it. But knowning that:
    - people with less sucess will panhandle on the pavement or break into your house at night to rob you.
    - masses of people can't afford an education and vote for whatever party has the best looking candidate.
    - you can go bankrupt paying for your children's cancer treatment.
    - you can see your relative die because you can't afford treatment.
    - you and your familly can end up in the street because you can't afford the rent anymore.
    - your kids can end up as second class citizens on the work market because you can't afford to send them to college

    Or you can live in a country that takes 75% of your earnings but where you know that:
    - you won't die because you can't afford healthcare
    - you won't go bankrupt because healthcare is expensive
    - you and your familly won't die in the cold because you can't afford to house yourself
    - your kids won't end as groceries packer because you can't afford to send them into college.
    - few people around are so desperate as to rob you so that they can eat.
    - people are likely well educated and less vulnerable to demagogy during election times.