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  1. Re:Uh... on All Digital TVs To Include Copy Restrictions · · Score: 1

    Because they have a limited monopoly on that movie.

  2. Re:Rectification on Million Dollar Reviews: Sun E10K/4500/450 Servers · · Score: 1

    Well, I'm sure you'll be fine if Chris is your real name, and not vulture feed, if your name was actually Philip. So relax!

  3. Re:MY GOD on Buffer Overflow In All Shockwave Players · · Score: 1

    You have got to be kidding me. this is the creme de la creme of flash? It's just scaling polygons of a half-decent artist, not a pivotal moment of mankind's evolution. Please, Flash, die.

  4. Re:our friend's identity on Million Dollar Reviews: Sun E10K/4500/450 Servers · · Score: 1

    http://auctionwatch.shopping.altavista.com/awdaily /reviews/321gone2.html

    In addition, a person with the same name owns a website called 321gone.com. It doesn't entirely appear to be the same person, although I was halfway through writing an email to altavista indicated that they were the same and that 321gone.com is ran by a fraud.

    Anyways, if anyone else wants to send an email off to altavista, who reviewed 321gone. here's what I started with.

    Hi, you reviewed the site 321gone.com . If the owner is the same Philip Ferreira who has been more or less revealed as a fraud by the readers of the bizarre discussion group Slashdot. See

    http://slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=01/01/03/2055 21 2&mode=nested

    To sum it up, reviewboard.com, which is a fraudulent site, is registered to

    Ferreira, Philip (PF2861) philip@GWI.NET

    321gone.com is registered to

    ---

    (different guy. I understand the power of witchhunts now. lol)

    PS I wish that plain old text was the default, as is posts more than a paragraph have a good chance of being unreadable, this is a major usability problem

    PPS 'lameness filter'? I was unaware that one single line of dashes was lame. wtf... ah well, at least it didn't get posted as an unintelligible run-on paragraph.

  5. Re:our friend's identity on Million Dollar Reviews: Sun E10K/4500/450 Servers · · Score: 1

    Cool! I wish I hadn't used up my mod points, because you've just roasted one total loser. I hope there's some way that epinions' lawyers can eat you alive, Ferreira.

  6. Re:No better on Linux -- Without Unix · · Score: 1

    No, it's bravely attempting to function under the load. Actually, not just attempting, but succeeding.

  7. Re:Continuation Passing Style... on Interviews With The Creators of Vyper and Stackless · · Score: 1

    sorry, write-only languages aren't where it's at. grow up, logo boy.

  8. Re:Freenet on On The Preservation Of Endangered Web Resources ... · · Score: 1

    Not to mention that it's impossible to use without reading the manual, doesn't install itself in a standard way (folder shortcut instead of a pullout folder in my start menu? How professional...)), has absolutely useless web pages for when you fail. Oh did I mention that search doesn't work? Shit, shit shit. That's all it is. Without an interface that isn't shit, they don't have a chance.

  9. dumb dumb dumb on Judge Thinks Delete Should Mean Delete · · Score: 1

    What? That's a terrible idea! The stupid should not be protected from the law.

  10. Re:Rumor Mill on On Microsoft Porting to Linux/Unix · · Score: 1

    nice try, but urban legen' don' breed in these parts.

  11. Re:With all Due Respect..... on End of an Era: Forum 2000 Closes · · Score: 1

    Brutal... your statement does not even approach humour.

    I cannot believe that people would waste their time on something as inconsequential as forum2000. Pathetic.

  12. Re:Obfuscation humour lost on Perl on 5th Annual Obfuscated Perl Contest · · Score: 1

    >Obfuscated C is funny because C is supposed >to be all strict and anal. C isn't strict and anal, it just doesn't let you modify the language on the fly. Which puts it in exactly the same league as Perl. C is astoundingly elegant, and a good introduction to the One True Language (Assembly) As to perl. Any language that lets you have lingering, 'we don't give a **** where this goes' pointers deserves to die. ($_ is a travesty on mankind)

  13. Re:On slashdot? on 2600 Staffer Arrested During Republican Convention · · Score: 1

    Go ahead, throw your vote. :) You Americans are in a rough spot. But hey, the Canadian government fully supports violent riot suppresion, so what can I say, we suck too.

  14. free market? on The "Colorado Junk Email Law" · · Score: 1

    Funny, I could have sworn that a lot of you guys were libertarians.

  15. Re:Where's Future Crew when you need them? on SIGGRAPH 2000 Review · · Score: 1

    Coma 2 might actually be happening.

  16. Re:I'm tired of hearing this. on Pentium III 1.13Ghz: The Real Story · · Score: 1

    Not true. When I had a, I thought. 8088-a 286 sure would be cool 386-40, damn I wish I had a 486-66 486-100, windows 95 is a little clunky with 8 megs, doh. P233-MMX, OH FUCKING YEAH, I'll never need a faster processor C-300,I'm happy as a clam. (C-300 is where I am right now, btw. Don't need more for a looooong while. The incentive just doesn't exist.)

  17. Re:remote places on V.92 - Is it Worth the Upgrade? · · Score: 1

    It's interesting how when someone posts an article that makes another country look like it's less 'civilized' than the United States, it gets moderated up, but when someone posts an article that makes another country look more civilized, it doesn't get touched.

  18. Re:Ultima Underworld on What Does The Future Hold For 3D Myst-ery Games? · · Score: 1

    If we're going to play 'first atmospheric game' then Dungeons of Daggorath it is. TRS-80. Something like 16k (or less). Very cool. Too bad I haven't found the ROM for it yet.

    PS, to stay on topic, there was no real plot. Just like Myst. How Myst became so popular is still a mystery to me.

  19. Re:The uninformed. on Compressed Beyond Recognition: An MP3 Compendium · · Score: 1

    Depends on your definition of signal to noise. I've only been able to glimpse the internet since 1992 (but not interactively). All the newsgroups (usegroups?) I read didn't seem to have any noise...

    And let's not forget December 10th, 1993. The ftp server wasn't hosed when I downloaded the greatest game ever (I know this isn't relevant, but it was version .99, a fact that seems to have been lost on EVERYONE, including official FAQs. But I digress) Would you be able to download a game demo today from exactly one server without a feeding frenzy killing your download speed?

  20. hacked on Kuro5hin Forced Down By DOS · · Score: 1

    Whoa! Slashdot got hacked some good. Did kuro5hin get hacked at the same time?

  21. Re:Awwwwwwww..... :( on Leaked Quake IV Screenshots · · Score: 1

    Erm. I've made exactly one submission (admittedly, to ask slashdot). It got accepted. Maybe it's not slashdot that's at fault. 400 submissions is excessive.

  22. Re:Try Linux BIOS! on What's The Fastest Loading OS For x86? · · Score: 1

    I read this, and it sounds like a dream come true, but A) I didn't/don't know enough about BIOS in general and the BIOS in my computer in particular to say if this is the solution for me. B) It's not done yet!

  23. random searches on Gnutella Copyright Enforcement? · · Score: 1

    I just had what I think is a REALLY good idea, with the only downside being bandwidth. Every once in awhile, your gnutella server grabs one of the searches going through your computer (with limits as to size, ie it must be at least 3 characters or something like that), searches OTHER computers with that random string, and then downloads one of the results, again completely at random. Voila, the human motives component is obfuscated.

  24. Re:Stoppable? on U.S.-E.U. Data Privacy Deal Near · · Score: 1

    Hey! You can't do that! CANADA defines itself as being not American. Find another identity :)

  25. Re:Hmm - Uh your analogy is stupid on The Truth About File-Sharing · · Score: 1

    I believe you should get a clue, and I wish you hadn't posted as an AC, as the irony would have you hiding your tail and never posting again.

    Metallica, yes I mean *that* Metallica, contracted to have the entire Load album on the radio through some large radio promotion company, when it was first released, in order to increase interest in purchasers. Complete with interviews with the band. No, I am not kidding.

    Dork.