User: timecop

My school was teaching C and R4000 asm, not Java

On: No-Tech Schools In Tech Land

Beacuse Java simply sucks!
Now first thing they teach you is Java and ruin you as a potential programmer.

Cactus disks in Sony CDPQ-44032 player

On: Cactus Data Shield Tries Again

Whenever I play my Britney Spears disk protected by Cactus DataShield in my Sony component cd player, the sound comes out scratchy and weird.
Those bastards, they are preventing me from playing my favorite tunes!

Linux Vs WinXP

On: SuSE 7.3 vs XP

Who are you kidding?
Regardless of the task, WinXp always wins.
Why? Because microsoft always does it RIGHT.
Linux takes 3 years to realize their mistakes.

KDE on Tru64

On: KDE 3.0 Beta 2 is out

> and Tru-64 binary packages are available now

I run KDE2 on Tru64 and it absolutely owns

Windows sucks compared to this!

downloaded it

On: WinXP Keygen Foils Product Activation

and it works fine.
now I can avoid this WPA feature each time I add more ram or a new video card

free energy, hah

On: News Media Scammed by 'Free Energy' Hoax

what the fuck were they thinking? you can't get something for nothing

I've had this working in xlib port for a while now

On: Xft Support For Mozilla

I hacked xft support into xlib mozilla port about 4 months ago, but aa fonts are so ugly, I decided not to cleanup the patch. SO how the fuck is this news?

microsoft in family room

On: Microsoft's Family Room Change

is not such a bad idea - a lot of their stuff actually works. most linux zealots would tell you otherwise, but look at microsoft making money and look at linux companies closing down left and right...

opensource everything

On: Tackling Open-Source Book Projects?

that's the key to world domination
thats why microsoft invented shared source license

I remember there was a story

On: Transplanting Frozen Organs

about some wife who got pissed off, and chopped her husbands dick off and threw it out the window on the snow. Would that be considered frozen organ?

apache rocks

On: Apache 2.0 vs. IIS

IIS is always full of bugs and remote exploits. There hasn't been a remote apache exploit in years.

I am a proud owner of a Iopener :)

On: Internet Computer from OEone

That I bought for $99 and put a 8gb hdd in it, great machine for word processing, runs win98 great.

When I went to a .edu

On: Bandwidth Demand at American Universities

My efforts were focused on studying, not downloading porn or mp3s

I just got me a BS satellite

On: Highspeed Downloads Via DTV

and I am going to hack a box to allow me to download faster using it. What am I going to download? Pron, of course.

Too late for att@home

On: Ethernet Over Assorted Materials

Now if this stuff showed up earlier, they wouldn't be so bankrupt...

KDE3 rules

On: Mosfet Contributes Code To KDE (Again)

Now that mosfet's back with contributing code to KDE, maybe that cool copyright-infringing aqua look is going to come back. KDE looks great in aqua.

euro

On: The Euro

I converted all my bank accounts to euro because its the best thing since sliced bread!

Gnumeric rocks

On: Gnumeric 1.0 Has Arrived

I've been a avid gnumeric user for a few months now, closely following the development. Version 1.0 really adds a lot of great stability improvements and bug fixes. The excel filter is great, it allows me to import any excel file I come across at work with great accuracy. keep up the good work!

best games to choose

On: Good Games For Christmas?

I think the best game to buy would be Quake3 or Return to Castle Wolfenstein.
Games are so cool!

Re:doesn't work/compile for me...

On: Linux 2.3.46 Released Unto the World

Morons. if you look at the ll_rw_blk.c around line 256, You will see that there are two references to word "merge"

You will notice that one line uses word "merge" and another, "merges".
back_merges_fn should be renamed to back_merge_fn
And everything is fine.
Get a clue.
I still dont recommend running this kernel because there are some warnings in the ll_rw_blk.c about uninitialized pointers - and I just don't feel like trusting my system to something that is not initialized - Might end up with /dev/sda full of 0xdeadbeef

John Katz

On: The Timekeeper

Is such an ass.

FIRST POST!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

On: Historical Unix, Open Source Legal Battles, and John Lions

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On: 'Electrohippies' Protest WTO

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On: Interface Zen

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On: Cursor Software Tracks You On Web

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