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  1. Great! on IPv6 Ready For A Spin · · Score: 1

    This is _GREAT_ news. Not only is there a chance that everyone will soon have
    high-speed access, but there's also a possibility of a fixed IP address for
    everyone. I can't help but wonder who'll be first to get stuck with
    029A:7734:029A:7734...

  2. Metallicrap mp3s? on Publius · · Score: 1

    I haven't listened to Metallicrap since "Master of Puppets", so I have no mp3s
    of them.

    Salute on the server! God knows that free publication in the modern world is
    starting to get scarce...

  3. Re:from the hall of Duh. on Genetically Engineered "Smart" Mice · · Score: 2

    ...OR, try to take over the world...

    "What're we gonna do tonight, Brain?"
    "Same thing we do every night, Pinkie! Try to take over the world!"

  4. rapid WHAT? on Review: 'Titan A.E.' · · Score: 1

    rapid masturbation experiences??!? they allow that in <= Rated R material now??!?!?

    Oh, wait. You said "maturation". Never mind.

  5. Re:i think this will be temporary on How China Cracks Down On Internet Dissidents · · Score: 1

    There's a problem in that statement. Should the Chinese gov't discover someone
    sending a message encrypted *at all*, before even thinking of decrypting said
    message, an arrest is made. From what I remember, encryption without specific
    license is illegal.

  6. YAY! on New TLDs On The Way From ICANN · · Score: 1

    woohoo!!! now I can go for .sux, .r00lz, .blows, .goats [there could be a LOT
    of fun with that one], and .lives.
    Seriously, though, this could get out of hand quickly despite that we're
    supposedly "running out of domain names" under the conventional system.

  7. Re:Post your own comments on Entertaining Bits From The Ancient Kernel Tree · · Score: 2

    ; What the fuck! This was a typo,
    ; but if I change it to the correct
    ; syntax it breaks!

    /* Supposed to be an infinite loop. Dies in 65536 cycles under DOS. */

    /* If this doesn't work, I'm shooting someone. */

    /* Uncomment this line to make it mangle the filesystem */

    /* fork() you! */

    /* Just when I thought it couldn't get any worse... here's: */

    /* Why, oh why, does this have to be in here? */

  8. Re:As far as finding the Rainbow series online.... on Entertaining Bits From The Ancient Kernel Tree · · Score: 1

    The whole damn thing is [AFAIK] available on the COTSE website. I saw it there the one time I browsed through it; entirely HTML, tho...no plain text

  9. Re:probably crap on What Will The Internet Of The Future Be Like? · · Score: 1

    As far as the "lights turning on and off" trick from remote control, a Ed Winn
    (host of a widely-spread variety show in the 50s had the best solution I've
    seen to date...it couldn't turn lights on, but sure could turn them off from
    any distance.
    What is this miraculous invention? A bigass rock. Don't want to get up from bed
    to turn the light off? Throw a bigass rock at the bulb and your problem is
    solved.

  10. Re:yet another kludge fix on Microsoft Develops Security-Path for Outlook · · Score: 1

    Here's a wild one for you:
    remove the extension from an executable or change the extension to anything
    your heart desires...send an e-mail with instructions of "save the file to
    c:\windows\temp, then go to start | run | type in
    "start c:\windows\temp\badprogram.fli" to view". This will execute the program
    the same as if it had a .exe extension. There's more than one way to skin a
    cat (:

  11. Re:file types on Microsoft Develops Security-Path for Outlook · · Score: 1

    Actually, the *.scr extension is only logical...if you take a look at any
    "virus" site, you'll notice many of the trojans are screen savers. The reason
    for this? *.scr is just as executable as *.exe. Screen savers are only programs,
    just like under Xscreensaver. I've seen quite a few that place an entry in
    system.ini as:
    RUN=trojan.scr

    and initialize on boot.

  12. Re:You need to get laid on AT&T's Korn Shell Source Code Released · · Score: 1

    Maybe so, but around here there's only cows. I ain't goin' there lol Anyways, I've always admired the korn shell. I'm just glad to see that this has finally happened.

  13. All I can say is... on AT&T's Korn Shell Source Code Released · · Score: 1

    w00h000000000000!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! *jumping up and down* Oh my GOD!!!!!! w00h0000000000!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! *throwing stuff in celebration* errr...I mean... This is great! I'm glad to see this step being taken for such a fine shell.

  14. Re:Don't tell me to calm down! on DeCSS Injunction Ruling · · Score: 1

    Actually to make a differentiation on this... DeCSS, if you look at it in its distributed binary format, is NOT in effect a "program" which even allows viewing of DVDs. Its compiliation under Windows does not render object file for user execution, rather it renders DLL files.
    Yes, that's right. Library files. Though they can be used in Windows, let's see them "double-click" and execute them without aid from an external program.
    But,I digress.