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  1. Re:More likely on Dutch Hotels Must Register As ISPs · · Score: 1

    Building one as we speak. Thank you very much!

  2. In 22 of HIS appartments... on Pirate Electrician Supplied Power To 1,500 Homes · · Score: 1

    And yet I believed my parents when they told me I should get a nice office-job because I would earn better than an electrician.

  3. Re:For King and Country on Dutch Hotels Must Register As ISPs · · Score: 1

    You have no clue.... seriously. That is complete and utter bullshit what you are saying there. How do I know? I live in the Netherlands. Dictatorship... lol :')

  4. Re:Not fully correct on Dutch Hotels Must Register As ISPs · · Score: 2, Interesting

    That is the argument the hotels are using now indeed. Don't have to convince me ;) Just being the messenger here :D

  5. Re:Not fully correct on Dutch Hotels Must Register As ISPs · · Score: 1

    Sure they can... and I think that is what the OPTA wants. Normally this organization is very in favor of consumers etc. Nothing bad to say about them really. So that's why I think the OPTA noticed a flaw in the law and wants to hear a court ruling about it. Not to 'punish' the hotels. I really believe they just want to know for sure what an ISP is for the Dutch law. Looking forward to see this evolve though. Could go either way.

  6. Not fully correct on Dutch Hotels Must Register As ISPs · · Score: 4, Informative

    The OPTA has said that they are not sure yet if the hotels are ISP's. They are still investigating this and I think that is the reason they have send some letters out. In order to get a trial so it will become clear what an ISP is. In the Netherlands everyone who offers public access to internet or other telecomservices has to deal with the OPTA. It's also the organisation that puts fines on spamming etc. Our telecom watchhound in short.

  7. XIII on Final Fantasy XIV Launches To Scathing Reviews · · Score: 1

    Man that game sucks. Bought it right away. Looking forward to it. Even my girlfriend was looking forward to it (it's true, i have such a thing with titties and a complete lack of logic running around here) after 24 hours of hitting the A button to fight something, taking 1 step forward in the only direction there is, and repeat... i just put it away. The game is fucking boring as hell. And I tried... I really tried... any other game this bad would have been put aside in 2 hours... let alone 23. My girlfriend managed to take her savegame to 26 hours... before she finally said something that actually made sense: this is boring :')

  8. Re:Not me. on Study Finds Most Would Become Supervillians If Given Powers · · Score: 1

    No I don't :( I don't even own 1 car...

  9. Not me. on Study Finds Most Would Become Supervillians If Given Powers · · Score: 1

    I would use my superpowers to do good things. And if I wouldn't I sure as hell wouldn't announce it before they gave me those powers!

  10. Re:And it's great for sysadmins on Florida Town Builds Data Center In Water Tank · · Score: 1

    yeah, but that's not cool. Hmm.

  11. Re:And it's great for sysadmins on Florida Town Builds Data Center In Water Tank · · Score: 1

    Well actually, if they would fill it with pure water that would give no problems. Doesn't conduct electricity and it will cool those servers down.

  12. Re:Why against this? on Indian Military Organization To Develop Its Own OS · · Score: 1

    Hey I would be all in favour for OpenBSD, but directX support? Why would they need that? I assume they are using their OS-es for nationwide, mission critical and confidential processing. One would be an idiot to do that on a system that has directx support. Everyday OS-es are being written. Not so much for the x86 platform, but for every other cpu, pic or microcontroller it's just another day at the office. Sure, you can have some skepticism, so have I, but these dudes are right. It's almost certain that when you install Windows, you install the NSA. At the very least you install something with enough remote exploits that haven't been publicized yet to be sure your system isn't safe. This is just a step in the good direction. Less software from US-soil where the FBI demands backdoors. We want decent software that we can trust and depend upon. OpenBSD would fit the job indeed. But, can't run those windows binaries. I am curious what they will end up with. I wouldn't be surprised if they aren't going to write the OS from scratch but adept indeed an BSD flavor.

  13. Re:yeah, we know.... on Iran Acknowledges Espionage At Nuclear Facilities · · Score: 0, Offtopic

    You sire, are my new best friend :D

  14. Re:yeah, we know.... on Iran Acknowledges Espionage At Nuclear Facilities · · Score: -1, Redundant

    Oops bad me... I could have sworn this was a double post. Feel free to mod me into oblivion.

  15. yeah, we know.... on Iran Acknowledges Espionage At Nuclear Facilities · · Score: -1, Redundant
  16. Sjezus Christ! on Carnivorous Swamp Beast Discovered In Madagascar · · Score: 1

    It is coming right for us!

  17. Re:Why against this? on Indian Military Organization To Develop Its Own OS · · Score: 0

    Wow, lot of biased people here. AC's off-course. Be a man, use your account. And comments like: have yet to see a indian think outside the box... Never been out of your redneck state have you?

  18. Why against this? on Indian Military Organization To Develop Its Own OS · · Score: 1

    So many 'fun' comments... If there is one country that is good in software it's this country. Hell, even MS probably has coders working for them there. And if they really manage to make an os that can run windows binaries without all the overhead and presumed NSA-backdoors (not that they need one given the rate new remote exploits come out for every windows version) this is a very smart thing to do. Nothing to make fun about. I would have great interest in an OS that can run windows binaries without all the windows-shit.

  19. Re:Hate to say this... on UK Scientists Leave Labs To Protest Expected Cuts · · Score: 0, Offtopic

    Mwaw, still way behind the US in terms of financial straights. Here in Europe they just spend the money we have on the wrong things. Especially in the UK where the government really knows when you took a leak.

  20. Re:Wouldn't leasing it be a better deal? on Apple Pays Couple $1.7m For 1 Acre Plot · · Score: 2, Interesting

    Mwaw, those are 8 stories gone wrong. How many people have won millions? About now... probably also millions worldwide. Here when you win a big price they suggest you take like 200.000-400.000 and spend it on stupid things. That cool car, buy that expensive leather handmade coat... hell buy 2! When that money is gone, come back to us and we give you the rest of the sum. In that time people have a chance to live 'big' and after those initial feelings of *luxury must have* are gone... they know a bit better how fast you can spend an incredible amount of money.

  21. fools! on Apple Pays Couple $1.7m For 1 Acre Plot · · Score: 3, Funny

    That land had 2 bil. worth of oil and minerals in it! Muwwwaahhhaahhhaaaaa... Did I just blew my cover here?

  22. Re:So not that acquainted with the street then? on Facebook Billionaire Gives Money To Legalize Marijuana · · Score: 1

    I live in the Netherlands. As far as I know the only country in the world where you can legally buy weeds. And it works. The only problem we still have that it is legal to buy 5 grams a day, but the coffeeshops (as we call them) aren't officially allowed to buy their supply. So we have a lot of people growing weed in their addicts to sell to them. Now in order to not only get lower addicts (in a coffeeshop you can not buy hard-drugs as you would on a street-corner) when you actually legalize the supply chain (controlled and regulated) you also take the wind out of the sails for criminals. They can't sell their stuff anymore. And can't use the profit to invest in the real bad drugs. It's truly a win-win for everyone. And let's be honest. Nobody ever has done a crime because they smoke weed. It's complete idiotic that there are countries that will put you in jail for smoking a fucking joint when you are allowed to have 12 automatic rifles in your house. Idiocracy put to an art, truly.

  23. Re:Goes to show how much of recycling is a gimmick on Japan Begins Recycling Rare Earth Metals From Electronics · · Score: 1

    Oh man, I feel so silly after reading all the replies to this post. I thought he was from California!

  24. Re:What will cities do? on Google Secretly Tests Autonomous Cars In Traffic · · Score: 4, Insightful

    That is true for the cops. I am also sure that everybody would be happy if there would be a lot less traffic deaths cost by human error. However - here in the Netherlands - the income from traffic violations are a post on the yearly government budget and in your country it is the same. They make millions and millions of them. If that money would disappear they will find a way to let you pay their 'missing' income in another form. They need that money, because they already spending it.

  25. What he really means is on Microsoft Eyes PC Isolation Ward To Thwart Botnets · · Score: 2, Insightful

    If those darn pirates of our lovely and very safe OS that can't update due to our policy of finding income more important than safety on the web could be disconnected, we could make even more profit!