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  1. Re:Why Doesn't RH Just Put Developers on PostgreSQ on Red Hat DB = PostgreSQL - Confirmed · · Score: 1

    sorry used all my points today...
    5 points not enough in order to promote the good posts and bash the silly ones :-(

  2. Re:MFC Code Demos on Microsoft EULA stokes crusade · · Score: 1

    hmmm, you might have a point there....

  3. Re:Enforcibility on Microsoft EULA stokes crusade · · Score: 1

    Well, the main question now isn't if ppl should be compensated or not. It is about if we should be allowed to use GPL'ed software to create closed code. Looks like MS want to stop GPL'ed software to get into the business world.... me thinks they're scared ;-)

  4. Re:MFC Code Demos on Microsoft EULA stokes crusade · · Score: 1

    TCP/IP is under the BSD licence. which isn't 'viral' (ugh) in the way MS means....

  5. Re:GPL does restrict seperate works distributed wi on Microsoft EULA stokes crusade · · Score: 1

    The GPL allows GPL'ed apps to use non-GPL'ed libs, IIRC...

  6. Re:Film on CD-Eating Fungus Among Us · · Score: 1

    last time I saw them was 1988....

  7. Re:Oh no! We can't give them that information. on "Encounter 2001" To Send Human DNA To Space · · Score: 1

    Everyone will suffer, but the lawyers... hmmm, *must* be hell!!!
    ouch!!

  8. Re:uh oh on Linux Descending into DLL Hell? · · Score: 1

    well, then you move it by hand after installation... oh, and you better have some backup of those older/newer versions of the dlls that the installation program, so you can restore them after the install.exe done it's mayhem ;-). bit of tinkering, but it works....

    Not claiming that this is the optimal way of doing things, mind you...

    Hey, looks like Mr Bush JR created some sparks back home in Sweden!! :-D

  9. Re:Oh no! We can't give them that information. on "Encounter 2001" To Send Human DNA To Space · · Score: 1

    So basically the Human Genome Project is just one big show of reverse engineering? ISn't that against the law in the US????

    ;-)

    tada

  10. Re:uh oh on Linux Descending into DLL Hell? · · Score: 1

    Windows: No easy solution available, you can't have two versions of DLLs at the same time. If the new version breaks something, too bad. Sure you can! just put the dll in the same dir as the app, when looking for libs, windows always look in the dir of the app first, then in the path

  11. Re:who owns the rights to space? on Getting Into Space, One Way Or Another · · Score: 1

    Isn't french Ariane private? Also heard about this project about launching rockets from an oil platform placed exactly on the equator - believe it was private as well...
    mind you, might be wrong

  12. Re:BeFUDdled on MP3 Player - The Be Way · · Score: 1

    "If PacMan had affected us as kids we'd be running around in dark rooms, munching pills and listening to electronic music"

    ...and see! Video games DO affect kids!!! ;-) jsut take s couple of year for them ti sink in so to say....

  13. Re:Danger Will Robinson! on MP3 Player - The Be Way · · Score: 1

    wont be long until we see wordpurrfect on ebay...

  14. Re:boicot on Themes Removed At Apple's Behest · · Score: 1

    How on earth could I do that? I don't buy their products in the first place!

  15. Re:but windos isn't either on ESR: Microsoft Could Collapse In 6 Months (updated) · · Score: 1

    I think you got a point there. People do not want to *relearn* their 'hard-earned' computer knowledge... Too much stuff works different in Linux than WIn. And people in general try to avoid effort. If they can buy a lwindow system that does whet they want browsing/email/somewordprccessing, good enoiugh, then tyhey go for that. In that way is KDEs and Gnome's 'Windowfication' good, it might get close enough to the Windows paradigm in order to get people over. But rather than doing that might be to go for the New Generations of Computer Users, which don't know about win and will, reversly, very hard for the windows camp to get over. Because these people are used to the Linux way!

  16. Re:But an open relay is the right thing to do on Spammer Pleads Guilty · · Score: 1

    Well, in an ideal world you could count on your neighbourgh recognizing that you only had one cup left and went out and bought sugar him/herself alt. borrowed the cup but made sure that he/she bought new sugar until you came home...
    That's how I and our flatmates work basically.
    We share milk, butter, etc.. The basic stuff, but in the backof your head you know if it's your milk or not... if it's not yours you go and buy more milk if oyu use all of the other ppl's milk

  17. Re: OFF TOPIC non-important message on Palm Talks About New OS · · Score: 1

    Not too sure.. Easy to say if you got nothing to loose. Not ALL people on the can afford to display their identity - mind you, some of them might actually loose their life because of it... Sure, the signal to noise ratio would undoubtly rise if ACs were removed, but I rather take the low S to N than remove the anonymity...
    just my 0.02p

  18. Re:*Maybe* on Ogg Vorbis Update: Thomson Trouble · · Score: 1

    true, unfortuantelly I got a bad habit of biting too often when it comes to trolls.. oh well ;-)

  19. Re:Burn a copy to CD-R... {OT} on Fugu May Be Key To Human Genome · · Score: 1

    Just wait until Rambus sues us all for patent infringment......
    Seriosly, cna't remember, but think I read somewhere that all the input a human takes in during her lifetime is about 20- 40 GB or am I completely out of track here? Basically our brain dumps most of te input and just generalize after models, like when we see a human, we already know it got 2 arms, 2 legs
    face, etc, etc...We know the normal behaiour, etc.. that's why people in really streesed or out-of-order situation can have a hard time rmembering what actually happened. Saw a program about the brain and there took a bank robbery as an example. People couldn't tell who's been waiving a gun or how many ppl who did that. cause that's not part of our model of everyday life. So the brain actually has to try to keep up realtime with what's happening, which it apparently do quite poorly...

    Anyone who know more...
    umm, sorry, this is going *way* offtopic!!!
    OSrry moderators! *smile*

  20. Re:Burn a copy to CD-R... {OT} on Fugu May Be Key To Human Genome · · Score: 1

    mind you, it's not software installation.. It's (ummm) AI!!! *Learning software*!!! wow!
    Also, after the boot, you rarely find a need to reboot, only when there's a hardware failure. Remarkable stable, no reboots, just sleep!
    mind you, it doesn't do well to leave it switched of too long in case of a crash.. reboot will be needed as soon as possible (approx. 5 min. longer if cooled down), otherwise refusal to reboot or data corruption might occur...

    oh dear.. bit off topic today..

  21. Re:Sorry on Fugu May Be Key To Human Genome · · Score: 1

    Hmmm, I though sushi was quite healthy actually,I've been told that you should freeze the fish for 1 - 2 days b4 eating it in order to kill off some possible parasite/germ/something, after that it should be no trouble eating it...
    Heard though that the s. koreans got one of the highest rate of stomach cancer because of their habit of eating kim-shi (sort of pickled cabbage) al the time... THing is, I understands them.... it's food of the gods!! ;-)

    It is wicked food though

  22. Re:Why is open source so conservative? - OT on Ogg Vorbis Update: Thomson Trouble · · Score: 1

    Well, Hurd, which is GPL *really!*, is a microkernel.
    monolithic kernels are good for speed (but, well, bad for maintainability)

  23. Re:Very interesting... on Ogg Vorbis Update: Thomson Trouble · · Score: 1

    The Powerpoint presentation!! You forgot the Powerpoint presentation!!!

  24. *Maybe* on Ogg Vorbis Update: Thomson Trouble · · Score: 1

    Maybe I'd be more incliended to listen to you if your spelling wasn't that shitty... It's still in development, dammit! If you think you can do better, go and help them instead.

  25. Re:Umm...just rewrite the text on BugTraq No Longer Able To Publish MS Security UPDATED · · Score: 1

    Nah, wasn't that one but it'd do ;-). Quite nice to use the features in one MS product to get around their copyright!! :-D