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  1. Re:Totally superfluous! Sheesh! on Real-time PC access on your PDA · · Score: 1

    ..you can connect to any PC using the RDP 5.2 client in the form of an ActiveX control from any web browser..

    Any browser that's IE, anyway.

  2. What I Want To Know Is.. on Cisco Support for Lawful Intercept In IP Networks · · Score: 4, Funny

    .. does this mean Cisco will honor the evil bit?

  3. Re:May as well be the first to say it on AOL Sues Spammers · · Score: 1, Interesting

    Instead, the next generation (or their children) will get to deal with the huge piles of plastic waste AOL is generating. At least electronic spam ultimately falls into the bit bucket.

  4. Bring on the Energon Cubes on Gas Goes Solid · · Score: 1

    For Great Justice

  5. Re:Parents cluelessness level? on Pinnacle, Online Grades, Skipping School and More · · Score: 1

    Apparently, he's putting in 110% effort.

  6. Decline of the Airlines on Concorde to be Grounded · · Score: 1

    While I think you're partially correct about the economy being a limiting factor for the airlines, one must also consider that many are put off by the extreme paranoia exhibited by airport security since the 9/11/01 terrorist attacks.

    I flew over Christmas, and got frisked no less than three times. They asked me to open my belt, searched my shoes, looked through my bag, ect. After this treatment, I'm not sure I want to fly ever again. I guess we're learning that complete security comes at a terrible price.

  7. Re:And the GPL requires you to release your source on Sell Your Computers, Keep Paying MS For Licenses · · Score: 1

    Dear AC,

    Since you were unable to make a worthwhile response to my arguement, I humbly accept your surrender. As terms of your defeat, you must never post here again. Also, you must make a yearly contribution to the FSF in the name of William Gates III, and brush Stallman's beard whenever he desires.

  8. Re:And the GPL requires you to release your source on Sell Your Computers, Keep Paying MS For Licenses · · Score: 1

    I don't understand your analogy, are you saying that Free Software is like a whore or a girlfriend?

    Closed software is the whore, because their services cost money, there is no love, and we both know what operating systems propagate computer viruses.

  9. Re:well, I'm in the USA on Deus Ex Writer Discusses 'Dangerous Technology' · · Score: 2, Insightful

    If growing a plant is illegal, then you should be arrested.

    So-called victemless crimes like the above simply underscore the OP's point. As as been said, you can't rule innocemt men. When a government passes laws protecting one from oneself, I see it as a sign of oppresive government.

    By the way I'm not just talking about Prohibition (past & present). I'm also talking about things like The Seat Belt Law(tm), bought to us by our friendly insurance companies.

  10. Re:well, I'm in the USA on Deus Ex Writer Discusses 'Dangerous Technology' · · Score: 1

    I think you're being a little overly critical there, guy. Geez!

  11. Re:We can have a PC not based on twenty year old t on Legacy-Free PCs · · Score: 2, Funny

    At least in Unix the slashes run the right way, and text files don't use silly two-byte line terminators.

  12. Re:Ads. on Google Vs. Yahoo: When We Last Met... · · Score: 1

    You defend Flash because you say it has it's uses, and I won't argue there. Personally, I can live without Flashvertisements and animated Flash intros. My problem with Flash is thus:

    Flash has a user-hostile interface. Since it's a third party product, there are no options within the browser to control it. Animated GIFs and annoying Javascript may be problematic at times, but those can be easily disabled for the offending site, then re-enabled later. How do you temporarily disable Flash? Right click on the abomination and you get a menu that contains a single item, "About Flash..".

    If Macromedia would include a user interface for Flash so that the user may choose to disable or enable it at any time, then I would not have a problem with it. To my point of view, Flash is a Trojan horse. You want it on your computer to view Flash movies, play Flash games, ect. But make no mistake, the real purpose of Flash is advertising.

  13. Re:Where is child porn legal? on Pennsylvania Refuses to Disclose Banned Website List · · Score: 1

    I guess the problem would come from one country having a lower age of consent than another. So if the age of consent is 17 years in Country A, but the age of consent is 18 years in Country B, then a porno featuring Miss 17 yrs old would be legal in A, while being kiddie porn in B. This is pure speculation btw.

  14. Re:Speaking as a Canadian on Former Intel Employee 'Disappeared' by U.S. · · Score: 1

    Our presidential elections are a joke. The Electoral College claims to be there to prevent "mob rule", while in fact their purpose is to prevent democratic rule.

  15. Re:Released on April Fools... on Duke Nukem 3D Source Released to GPL · · Score: 2, Funny

    Same here.. I guess stupid jokes are now more important than "news for nerds"..

    2003-04-01 20:11:41 3DRealms GPL's Duke Nukem 3D Source (articles,games) (rejected)

  16. Re:I think we've found what they are good at... on Mozilla's Major New Roadmap · · Score: 1

    I thought you said, "the Mozilla forks" I wonder how that could have popped into my head?

  17. Re:Out of feet but plenty of bullets left! on Copy-Protected CDs Going Mainstream · · Score: 1

    Sadly, you're right. One look at the Google Zeitgeist tells us the majority cares only for convienience.

  18. Re:Copy Protection means NO FAIR USE on Copy-Protected CDs Going Mainstream · · Score: 4, Funny

    Flashback to 80's computer software. Just hope your new music CD doesn't quiz you on the liner notes before allowing playback. ;)

  19. Re:Yes on Cheating Online Gamers · · Score: 1

    I used to love playing UT CTF online. Went by Fuzzylogic, FuzzyBad-Mofo, Deuce, and other nicks, and got rather good at the game. I never cheated, but after the aimbots came out, it became hard to trust other players. There are several reasons I don't play anymore, namely:

    • cheats/aimbots
    • noobs
    • facing worlds (need I say more?)
  20. Re:C is a low level language? on Too Cool For Secure Code? · · Score: 1

    Hey, that doesn't work! I just tried it and&:>e{Ea@#$">?@%EOL

  21. C is a low level language? on Too Cool For Secure Code? · · Score: 1

    I guess he didn't get the memo. Real programmers use assembler! ;)

  22. Re:CD Writing support? on First Mandrake 9.1 Review Out · · Score: 1

    Wow, I didn't expect so many great responses. My folks are familiar with Nero and Apaptec already, so either Arson or k3b would probably be a good choice for them. The shell script idea might be workable also. Thanks for the leads!

  23. Re:I love Linux 9.0! on First Mandrake 9.1 Review Out · · Score: 1

    Hundreds of users can't be wrong! Sign up now and get 2050 hours* free!

    * Free hours only apply in the first month. During a full moon. By people named Frank.
  24. CD Writing support? on First Mandrake 9.1 Review Out · · Score: 1

    I would have no qualms about upgrading my Parent's computer to this distro, except for one thing: CD writing. They are not particularly technical, and would probably have trouble using X-CD-Roast. Is there a really user-friendly CDR program for Linux?

  25. Re:Other suggested instructor - course pairings on Microsoft To Teach Undergrads About Secure Computing · · Score: 1
    • "Surviving the 90's", co-sponsored by Commodore, Wang, & Atari