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  1. Re:Beer on ISP Guarantees Net Neutrality, For a Fee · · Score: 1

    3. Both of them are supplied by Budweiser, how do you distinguish between water diluted with water, and undiluted water?

  2. Re:People don't want choices on Google Pack Adds StarOffice · · Score: 4, Funny

    OpenOffice.org ("What is that, some website?")

    duh! every Joe Schmoe knows websites ends in .com

  3. Re:The USA? on DUI Defendant Wins Source Code to Breathalyzer · · Score: 1

    "Wow I had no clue that this was the case. It's a bit creepy that the government has the right to forcibly take your blood." ... draft ...

  4. Re:Why on $500M Piracy Ring Busted In China · · Score: 1

    "This kind of piracy hurts the US, so we really should be all for enforcement. Counterfeit software from American companies that is sold abroad means that the money is not flowing back into the US, and is instead entirely in foreign pockets. That means fewer taxes for the US GOVT, which in turn means that your personal taxes are higher in some small way. "

    Well, I am not an American and I do not care how much taxes the Americans have to pay. :)

  5. Re:I wonder what slashdotters like best on $500M Piracy Ring Busted In China · · Score: 1

    with drm and dmca and the new law they're lobying, linux is not gonna be helped by laws. The will try to make it illegal for sure.

  6. Why on $500M Piracy Ring Busted In China · · Score: -1, Redundant

    Why create your own corporate police when the tax paid one does the work?

  7. Re:Wrong? on GCC 4.2.1 Released · · Score: 1

    Use != distribute , distribute != use

  8. Re:The threat... on GCC 4.2.1 Released · · Score: 3, Insightful

    "...conditions you must meet in order to use the software ..."
      GPL v2 and GPLv3 do not restrict you in anyway how you can use the software.

  9. sprouts on Linux Kernel To Have Stable Userspace Drive · · Score: 1

    "Yes, and no. Ubuntu gutsy is in alfa.;)"

    it's alfalfa not alfa.

  10. Re:Payola killed the radio star on Web Radio Negotiations Carry Poison Pill · · Score: 1, Informative

    Darth Vader is Luke's father ...

  11. Re:"Level" playing field? on Open Source and the "Xen" of Xen · · Score: 1

    "You don't see RedHat complaining that other Linux distros are also using RPM do you?"

    No, but Debian users do when they have to deal with such a distro. ;)

  12. Re:Damn straight! on Forget Math to Become a Great Computer Scientist? · · Score: 1

    "Who needs math? Bogosort is a good a sort algorithm as any. Hey, without math, how would you be able to tell?"

    comparative tests? Logic? plain common sense?

  13. LOL on Microsoft States GPL3 Doesn't Apply to Them · · Score: 1

    "As always, Microsoft remains committed to working with the open source software community ..."

    Yeah, right

  14. Re:iPhone questions on Activation Problems in iPhone Paradise · · Score: 1

    "Perhaps this has been explained elsewhere, but here seems as good a place as any for me to ask the question: How is Cingular/AT&T not being to be a disaster for Apple. Everyone I know who has had Cingular has been unhappy with their service. The majority end up switching to Verizon and become fairly satisfied.

    I always felt Cingular made cell phone virtually unuseable. Has AT&T/Cingular massively improved their network in the past year? Is everyone going to end up thinking the iPhone is awful simply because their service is so bad? Am I missing something?"

    Yes it has, I don't know, I don't think so, I doubt it, surely.

  15. Ah! on Deathbed Confession Says Aliens Were at Roswell · · Score: 5, Insightful

    He probably died laughing behind his teethes.

  16. Re:Microsoft wants to build a Linux Licensing busi on Red Hat CEO Talked Patents with MS · · Score: 2, Interesting

    "Red Hat will, IMO, eventually make a deal with Microsoft, as will Canonical."

    Not sure about Canonical doing this, look at bug #1 in their buglist:

    https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/1

  17. Re:Hardhack? on Linux Computer in USB Key Form-Factor · · Score: 1

    shrubberies!

  18. Re:I forgot on C.I.A. to Let "Skeletons" Out of its Closet · · Score: 1

    Well as a matter of fact they are not worse then any other country (or religion) , it's just that at one point in history the ended up with to much power, and we all know what happens then. Has an exemple: Imagine for a moment that the USSR would collapse, leaving just one super-power, what do you think would happen?

  19. Re:How about In-Game rules? on Congress to Revisit Virtual Goods Taxation · · Score: 1

    If you trade drugs your supposed to pay taxes on them. all income is taxable, that's how they got Al Capone.

  20. Re:I forgot on C.I.A. to Let "Skeletons" Out of its Closet · · Score: 5, Funny

    Vatican? oh wait.....

  21. Re:First time for everything on Charges Dropped In PA Video Taping Arrest · · Score: 2, Funny

    I can be he'd be laughed at? this is getting confusing

  22. Re:huh on Google Says Vista Search Changes Not Enough · · Score: 1

    Microsoft is infringing on 365 of my patents. I will not tell you which ones. But if you are using windows I can sell a license for these , or I can sue you.

  23. Re:Are they just stupid or plain dumb? on Canadian Politicians Demand DMCA · · Score: 2, Interesting

    no NPD ...

  24. Re:One extreme to the next on Alan Cox on Patent Law and GPLv3 · · Score: 4, Insightful

    duh!

    Then you can't copy paste code , but every time you write a program from scratch you don't end up infringing 2347 vaguely worded patents preventing you from implementing even the most trivial computer tasks.

    I think you do not know what patents en copyrights are.

  25. Re:Could be good news for BSD projects on TiVo Says It Could Suffer Under GPLv3 · · Score: 1

    So? why do you care if commercial entites use Linux. I, and a lot of people, will continue using it and creating software for it even if no one uses it commercialy. And anyway it is just companies producing software for money (or hardware driven by linux like Tivo) that will be scared of it. It will not change nothing for all the other companies.