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  1. Re:IE10 Selling Point on Microsoft Releases IE10 Platform Preview 2 · · Score: 1

    the old part was a joke .... I am not good at humour it seems

  2. Re:IE10 Selling Point on Microsoft Releases IE10 Platform Preview 2 · · Score: 1

    I use firefox 7.0a1 and it works great so what exactly is your problem with the old firefox 5 ?

  3. Re:not a packt :) on Book Review: Software Build Systems · · Score: 1

    it might be a bigger bite than a beginner can chew, to try and digest both.it might be a bigger bite than a beginner can chew, to try and digest both.

    I guess you are right

  4. not a packt :) on Book Review: Software Build Systems · · Score: 2

    good review but what about continuous integration? Is this books already outdated or was this important part of software build omitted from the book.

  5. Re:Oh for the love of ! on Groupon Deal of the Day: 300,000 Customer Accounts · · Score: 3, Insightful

    I feel like I am into bizzaro world as this phrase now evaluate to true....

  6. Re:Languages are different on 2nd Edition of Learn Python the Hard Way Released · · Score: 1

    This is definitely only a language for quite advanced programmers, although the typical Java programmer is very far from that indeed.

    as a Java programmer let me tell you that this proposition evaluate to true !

  7. Re:research! on Fusion Thrusters For Space Travel · · Score: 1

    this is incredibly insightful, it redistribute the wealth (as long as you exclude the big companies) and does not encourage laziness. It also boost patriotism as the people helped designed the weapon

  8. Re:de-desertification on A Solar-Powered 3D Printer Prints Glass From Sand · · Score: 1

    especially if those robots have sand melting capability.

  9. Re:Cowards on LulzSec Announces That It Is Done · · Score: 1

    sorry for the bad modernization

  10. Re:Is the submitter brain fryed ? on Human Genome Contaminated With Mycoplasma DNA · · Score: 1

    well the pictures of Lenna taken years ago sure did not change. Some things are to be considered static at the human scale.

  11. Is the submitter brain fryed ? on Human Genome Contaminated With Mycoplasma DNA · · Score: 4, Insightful

    that part is nonsensical:

    The mycoplasma genes are clearly successful in reproducing themselves in silico raising the possibility that we're seeing the beginnings of an entirely new kind of landscape of infection. One option to combat this kind of virtual infection is to protect databases with the genomic version of antivirus software, a kind of virtual immune system. But this in itself could make things worse by triggering an evolutionary arms race that selects genes most capable of beating the safeguards.

    static data don't evolve

  12. Re:MagSafe on There Oughta Be a Standard: Laptop Power Supplies · · Score: 1

    according to coward they have a short life span and apple won't licence it to third party so you have your explanation right there

  13. Re:Familiarity on More Users Are Shunning Facebook · · Score: 1

    fuck them, that what he would had said had he not been chemically castrated

  14. Re:Certainly an Issue in Canada on Will Capped Data Plans Kill the Cloud? · · Score: 1

    at 400gb a month Videotron or Rogers were too expensive @ 100$ a month, Velcom @ 32$ was just fine and with MLPPP it flew right through Bell stupid traffic shaping.

  15. Re:Alternatives? on FTC Approves Microsoft's Takeover of Skype · · Score: 2

    sip is a signalling protocol, it does not care about the data stream so you could stream text file with SIP and it still be SIP.

  16. Re:Certainly an Issue in Canada on Will Capped Data Plans Kill the Cloud? · · Score: 2

    as I already said if you live in canada go with arcanac, teksavyy or velcom. Don't support the fats corrupted cats that used regulatory capture to castrate the crtc.

  17. Re:No. on Will Capped Data Plans Kill the Cloud? · · Score: 1

    if you are in canada go with arcanac, teksavyy or velcom, they all offer no caps deals. Avoid Telus, Bell, Roger and Videotron like the plague they are.

  18. Re:If drone strikes are in fact hostile??!? on Military Drone Attacks Are Not 'Hostile' · · Score: 2

    It makes me sad to begin thinking that the set of birthers who think Obama never went to law school may be on to something.

    No, with that kind of reasoning we are sure beyond any doubts that he went.

  19. Re:Yep, not the change I voted for on Military Drone Attacks Are Not 'Hostile' · · Score: 0

    There never will be a comparison. Torture is evil, always.

    but remotely killing people is not ?

  20. Re:bettter than I tought on JavaScript Decoder Plays MP3s Without Flash · · Score: 1

    or somethings in another tabs did something while I was pseudo-benching.

  21. Re:The rise of javascript based malware on JavaScript Decoder Plays MP3s Without Flash · · Score: 1

    go away host file troll

  22. bettter than I tought on JavaScript Decoder Plays MP3s Without Flash · · Score: 3, Interesting

    I was worried about the cpu consumption of this and it only took between 7 and 13 % of one q6600 core on firefox 7.0a1 nightly

  23. Re:Small problem... on 11 Pathogens Pose Big Security Risk For Research · · Score: 1

    It don't have to be an aerosol to be a weapon, you could use your germs to contaminate a big building water supply, you could infect a meat proceeding plant. You could ... You just have to think like a terrorist and you will see that there are many massively lethal applications of dangerous pathogens that don't require

    to form a well-distributing aerosol, in a manner that germs survive

    , to cause a lot of terror, which is the point of the terrorist after all.

  24. Re:The Negative Side of a Fight for Users' Rights on Is This the Golden Age of Hacking? · · Score: 1

    the freedom fighter ;)

  25. Re:Goto-less programming on Book Review: The Clean Coder · · Score: 1

    I dont care about your rant but I care about the gotos
    Gotos have there place in structured error handling in C.
    And your dogmatism prevent you from favoring readable code over an artificial limitation (exactly one exit point) since the more readable way to express a guard condition is to do :
    if(!isGuardConditionMet())
          return ERRNO_GUARD_UNMET;