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  1. How do you "sniff" w/o being on the wire? on Tor Used To Collect Embassy Email Passwords · · Score: -1, Redundant

    And if you're on someone's wire, aren't all security bets off ?

    Unless he built his own Tor node, joined the network, then captured his proxied traffic - which is something ANY Tor admin could do, in which case its STILL not particulary insightful, cool, or 31337.

  2. Backup on Jatol.com Disappears, Stranding Customers · · Score: 0

    You have a backup of all your data, right?

  3. Re:If you considered using MSSQL on AMD Finally Unveils Barcelona Chip · · Score: 0

    Keep repeating that, fanboi. Never use something version less then v2 or greater than v10. That translates roughly to "after years and years of shitty, tinkertoy DB, MS finally got their act together, but we've moved on since then."

  4. Not capacity, POWER on Toshiba Boosts Hard Drive Density By 50% · · Score: 0

    80 GB is enough for anyone. Seriously - if you need more than that, in a portable, then the data better be elsewhere - if you lose the portable, you've lost a lot of data.

    How about 80 GB, but 50% less power? I want 80 GB in my Zaurus CF slot, that I can use all day.

  5. s/Freedom/Security/g on Making War On Light Pollution · · Score: -1

    People want to have brightly lit everything, since w/o lights, instantly you will be robbed, raped, and murdered. Blame the soccer mom mentality.

  6. They'll win on Copyright Alliance Says Fair Use Not a Consumer Right · · Score: -1

    Old people don't vote, and Gen Y and Z just pirate stuff anyway, or accept YouTube quality audio as acceptable.

    How's it feel to be a marginalized demographic, Slashdotters?

  7. Re:48GB Flash MCP? on Hynix 48-GB Flash MCP · · Score: -1

    You win the thread.

  8. correlation between global warming and pirates on OOXML Vote and the CPI Corruption Index · · Score: 2, Funny
  9. oblig. Kenobi quote on First Look At New Mexico's Space Terminal · · Score: 0, Redundant

    You will never find a more wretched hive of scum and villany.

  10. Fellateo? on Palm Withdraws Linux-Powered Foleo PC · · Score: 1, Troll

    What about that one ?

  11. Re:"code" is probably in the hardware on Breathalyzer Source Code Revealed · · Score: -1, Troll

    Dude. It's SLASHDOT.

  12. Re:"code" is probably in the hardware on Breathalyzer Source Code Revealed · · Score: -1, Troll

    Dude, your UID is lower than mine, and you're whinging about RTFA ??

  13. "code" is probably in the hardware on Breathalyzer Source Code Revealed · · Score: 2, Interesting

    The "code" probably digests an 8 bit unsigned char output of a A/D converter, a signal from the "alcohol detecterizer chip", the innards of which are probably proprietary. Then, if [quantized signal] is greater than X, then light the yellow light, if greater than [X+Y], light the red light and make a beep sound.

  14. Paging Francisco D'Anconia on Steve Fossett Missing · · Score: 5, Funny

    Perhaps he's in a secret valley somewhere, protected by a holographic screen, with other adventurers and industrialists, plotting a takeover of the world?

  15. Global Warming vs. Number of Pirates on Pink, Blue, and Bad Science · · Score: 5, Funny

    That's a study I'd like to see done.

  16. Standards on Pitch Perception Skewed By Modern Tuning · · Score: 1

    The nice thing about standards, is that there's so many to choose from.

    Idiotic premise of this article - you have to tune to SOMETHING.

  17. Its called "Macintosh" on Bulletproof Tool For Golden Age Browsing? · · Score: -1, Troll

    Is there an absolutely fool-proof device that can provide this without requiring virus scanners and constant attention?"

    Yes, get a Mac.

  18. questions, assumptions on Chinese Military Hacked Into Pentagon · · Score: 4, Insightful

    Questions:
    * were they secured computers? You know, the ones networked via fiber in concrete-filled conduits so that the physical layer can't be compromised?
    * is this even a new thing?

    Assumptions:
    Is everyone so sure that the US hasn't ALREADY hacked the Chinese computers?

    Before everyone gets their panties in an uproar, some context would be nice.

  19. music producer, or coder? on Rick Rubin Discloses Sony Rootkit Called Home · · Score: 3, Insightful

    So he's a music producer, but somehow knows about the inner workings of the rootkit, and he discloses something that NOBODY else figured out about the rootkit? Amazing.

    Or, he's talking out of his ass.

  20. Trinkets? on New Google Apps For Linux Coming · · Score: 1

    How about an Exchange killer? How about making gmailfs "real"? How about ANYTHING other than Google Earth and Picassa? You know, for people who use their computers, for something other than MySpace.

  21. Nice editorial on Iowa Antitrust Case Costs Microsoft $255M · · Score: 0, Troll

    "Such a payout would serve as a deterrent only if all 50 states had sued and won similar amounts. Alone it's a slap on the wrist."

    -1, Obvious

    Pre-digested stories for the lazy, irrelevant stuff.

  22. Re:Coming soon on The Really Fair Scheduler · · Score: 1

    Something wrong with Debian, you mean?

  23. What about legal looting? on Wikileaks Breaks $3 Billion Corruption Story · · Score: 0, Flamebait

    What about the oil sale to Occidental Petroleum?
    What about the companies who make "official" signs every time wording gets changed?
    What about the monopoly money poured into porkbarrel and boondoggle projects?

    TFA is about real theft, so its not really so much "whistle-blowing" as it is awareness-raising. Whistle-blowing on bunk government pork is far more important.

  24. As last we see the truth - no teeth, no guts on GPL Violations On Windows Go Unnoticed? · · Score: 0, Flamebait

    So the Free-as-in-Speech crowd finally has a whipping boy, or many, if you RTFA, and whats happening? NOTHING. Why is that? Because the classic 'intellectual' response kicks in - hand-wringing, hints that the folks doing this are 'evil', that they have a License which prohibits this, etc. Will they go to court? No. Will they do anything? No.

  25. Re:College kids on Apple Now Selling Better Than One Laptop In Six · · Score: 0, Troll

    No, this is the "entitled douchebag" effect.