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  1. Re:More than enough time... on Microsoft Confirms October 22 Release Date For Windows 7 · · Score: 1

    That's the initial reason i switched to Linux. Neither the motherboard sound nor my creative Live soundcard worked at all. On Linux It Just Worked(tm).

  2. Re:Consumer laws on Circuit City Returns Under Systemax · · Score: 1

    exactly, the only way to not permit returns of defective product is to prominently state AS IS when the user buys it. And not just buried in a 'return policy' document. The product must have an AS IS sticker, or there must be a large plaque next to the goods that lets the user know.

  3. really on Circuit City Returns Under Systemax · · Score: 5, Insightful

    Why shops at retail stores for electronics anymore?

  4. Re:already available on HTML 5 As a Viable Alternative To Flash? · · Score: 1

    aww yeah? put that in your pipe and smoke it!

  5. Re:already available on HTML 5 As a Viable Alternative To Flash? · · Score: 1
  6. Re:Not murder on Verizon Tells Cops "Your Money Or Your Life" · · Score: 1

    They shouldn't have to pay someone else's ticket, it's the public's airwaves for crying out loud.

  7. Re:How do you punish a corporation? on Verizon Tells Cops "Your Money Or Your Life" · · Score: 1

    Part of the requirement of licensing the public airwaves is that they are available to the public in an emergency. If Verizon is unwilling to uphold this requirement for use of the public airwaves, then they deserve to have their license to use those airwaves revoked. We are not talking about private property, we are talking about a service that Verizon can only provide due to a license from the people, the FCC, and the government, to use the public airwaves. It is their duty and legal responsibility to use these airwaves to help in public emergency, and they failed to uphold this, why should this behavior be tolerated on the public's airwaves.

  8. Re:already available on HTML 5 As a Viable Alternative To Flash? · · Score: 1

    I have quicktime movies from 1993 that still play just fine now, and MP4s have been playable on just about any system for the past 3-4 years... Are you sure the popularity of embedded flash players had more to do with the fact that they forbid the user from downloading, thus providing highly effective copy protection?

    Yeah, but most operating systems shit broken codec wise, due to patent claims.

  9. Re:already available on HTML 5 As a Viable Alternative To Flash? · · Score: 1

    um... you can just go to /tmp and your flash videos are right there, copy that file and your done. Windows has its own folders for tmp but is probably the same thing.

  10. Re:Will we get to see the request? on Adobe Uses DMCA On Protocol It Promised To Open · · Score: 1

    your should also realize that sourceforge is the owner of slashdot. This potential CoI should have been stated in the lead. Sourceforge does not want to give up its immunity, however it should at least make note that the takedown was due to the DMCA, rather than just saying "Invalid project"

    http://sourceforge.net/projects/rtmpdump/

  11. chillingeffects? on Adobe Uses DMCA On Protocol It Promised To Open · · Score: 3, Informative

    The project is down here google cache still up.

    Does sourceforge (slashdot's partner site) publish DMCA requests to chilling effects. Allow, I am highly disappointed that it just says "Invalid project" instead of saying that it was removed per the DMCA. Learn something from google sourceforge!

  12. Re:Completely misleading article on FCC Reserves the Right To Search Your Home, Any Time · · Score: 1

    False , you can refuse everyone access to your place, including the cop, even with a warrant. If he has a valid warrant he doesn't need your permission, so by gving it to him you are only waiving your rights.

    You can refuse your landlady too, and that landlady cannot enter your private domicile until he or she evicts you, or you cancel your lease/rental. The fireman can only enter if it is a public place (it is not), or if there is imminent danger (as in actual fire), but otherwise cannot enter while it is your place of residence.

  13. Re:Prediction on Right-to-Repair Law To Get DRM Out of Your Car · · Score: 1

    Instant-runoff voting

    The most rational system created. Makes politicians nice to each other. No spoiling. Great reform for the electoral system.

  14. Re:Now If We Could Just Get ... on Dell Indicates Windows 7 Pricing Will Be Higher · · Score: 1

    Yeah, but only Linux comes with Linux Genuine Advantage(TM)

  15. repeat on Gartner Tells Businesses to Forget About Vista · · Score: 1

    They told people to skin XP and wait till Vista (longhorn) only a few years ago.http://www.stefanoforenza.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2009/05/studio-free-software-cii-ep-2009-21366-annex.pdf

  16. not new on Phoenix BIOSOS? · · Score: 1

    this has been around for a while

    sad they don't put any technical details, like weather they are using coreboot

  17. Fix dnsmasq + level3 on Dealing With ISPs That Use NXDomain Redirection? · · Score: 2, Informative

    dnsmasq, avalable in most distrobutions, is a light weight dns server that you can tell the ips of bogus NXDomain sends and will turn them back to what they should be. You can also point your computers to level3's free dns service at 4.2.2.3 4.2.2.4 4.2.2.5 4.2.2.6

  18. Re:At last Spyware for everyone ! on Google To Air Chrome Ads On TV · · Score: 1
  19. Re:How about selling licenses at a reasonable cost on Windows 7 Anti-Piracy Plans · · Score: 1
  20. Re:Have YOU ever downloaded it and used it? on Shuttleworth Says Ubuntu Can't Just Be Windows · · Score: 1

    =

    To this day Ubuntu will not run on any non intel AMD chipset.

    not true. I have a Nvidia nforce AMD phenom chipset and it works great out of the box, and was quite new when i got it.

    This is what Linux truly needs. Alot of anti Microsoft users are switching to Macs which ends up hurting Linux on anything but servers.

    MS users switching to Mac does not hurt Linux. OSX supports X11, POSIX, OpenGL, etc.. by default. It is UNIX and can coexist much better.

  21. Re:Ubuntu is not up to scratch on Shuttleworth Says Ubuntu Can't Just Be Windows · · Score: 1

    the way mentioned is good and i use it, but for something a little more robust you can also just map the mac address on your dhcp server so it always get the same ip, doesnt work with a POS router however.

  22. Re:Ubuntu is not up to scratch on Shuttleworth Says Ubuntu Can't Just Be Windows · · Score: 1

    /etc/networking/interfaces

    for example/description of simple syntax: man interfaces

    then uninstall network-manager: apt-get remove network-manager

    then to make it take effect: ifdown eth0; ifup eth0

  23. Re:Agreed ... interoperability harms Microsoft on Office 2007SP2 ODF Interoperability Very Bad · · Score: 1

    thats why as soon as Openoffice.org figured out the current .doc format (the format has completely changed while keeping the same extention) Microsoft decided to release a new "open" format aimed solely at increasing the lock-in.

  24. Re:Really Smart on NoScript Adds Subscriptions To Adblock Plus · · Score: 1

    so if i rip a page out of a book I own i am committing copyright infringement? give me a break.

  25. BREECH on IE8 Update Forces IE As Default Browser · · Score: 1

    This is against the settlement. It has to ask before setting its self as default. More Microsoft bullshit.