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  1. hahaha - see the light and weep! on OpenMosix · · Score: -1

    finally linux users, admit linux is useless!

    we have *bsd for servers, which is actually secure, does not fall over, and is server, not desktop based

    then we have windows 2000 professioanl for the desktop, there is no better desktop os

    for clustering here we have openmosix and for embedded devices there is qnx, so you see, there is really no need for linux except to control swimming pools.

    if i get modded down, it only shows ppl cant handle the truth, or that they are ignoring the truth.

  2. Re:no point in freebsd? on FreeBSD XP^H^H 4.5 available now · · Score: -1

    haha no arguments, how lame. we have freebsd which is not secure, openbsd which is too slow for performance, and netbsd which runs on a dreamcast. then we have linux with a better license, runs on stuff that matters, is secure, and beats freebsd in performance.

  3. no point in freebsd? on FreeBSD XP^H^H 4.5 available now · · Score: -1

    Personally, i dont see the point in any of the *bsd's, except for maybe netbsd and portability. for stability there is debian and slack, security, well any system can be made secure, so that leaves openbsd uesless. long live linux, which unlike the *bsd's is not dying.

  4. OPENBSD IS NOT SECURE on Review: Kung Pow · · Score: -1, Offtopic

    sorry people but i must spred the truth, openbsd is not secure, windows is audited, so is openbsd, auditing == not secure! linux and openwall is far more secure, although openbsd's inetd.conf is secure, comments?

  5. OPENBSD NOT SECURE! on Clearest Photos Ever Of Horsehead Nebula · · Score: -1, Offtopic

    sorry people but i must spred the truth, openbsd is not secure, windows is audited, so is openbsd, auditing == not secure! linux and openwall is far more secure, although openbsd's inetd.conf is secure, comments?

  6. OPENBSD IS NOT SECURE! on Free Software Magazine · · Score: -1, Offtopic

    sorry people but i must spred the truth, openbsd is not secure, windows is audited, so is openbsd, auditing == not secure! linux and openwall is far more secure, although openbsd's inetd.conf is secure, comments?

  7. Re:OPENBSD IS NOT SECURE on Red Hat Network for the Masses · · Score: 0

    you are kidding right? who cares about the name baybe, openwall and lids, just try and hack my box!

  8. OPENBSD IS NOT SECURE on Red Hat Network for the Masses · · Score: -1, Offtopic

    sorry people but i must spred the truth, openbsd is not secure, windows is audited, so is openbsd, auditing == not secure! linux and openwall is far more secure, although openbsd's inetd.conf is secure, comments?

  9. hahaha first on Fiorina Says HP May Get Out Of The PC Business · · Score: -1, Offtopic

    yeeha

  10. efs? on Why 'rm -R star' Isn't Enough · · Score: 0

    what about using an encrypted filesystem via a loopback device? the data is still there, but nice and encrypted.

  11. hmmm on The End Not As Near As We Thought · · Score: 0

    Now, i dont want to start a war or anything, but earth is the only planet that we know that sustains life, could this be divine intervention? thoughts worth thinking about in my opinon. i hope this gets a good mod.

  12. Worth the trouble? And Breasts on Satellite Command Security? · · Score: 0

    Why would doing anything to a satelite be worthwile? Unles you can eavesdrop onconversation, zoom in on Saray Michelles breasts, or shoot lasers, then it seems pretty useless.

    I dont think a satelite can be used to crash, doesnt it burn up as it renenters?

  13. well i never on Vim's Bram Moolenaar On Open Source And Vim 6.0 · · Score: 0

    i used to hat vim, still do, no different from vi that i notice, but vi is just so quick for me, i still have to use pico to paste text.

  14. Re:ffs, come of it, encryption? on DVD Drives Defeat Cactus Data Shield · · Score: 0, Offtopic

    where and who are the moron moderators on this site? how the hell was my post flamebait?

  15. ffs, come of it, encryption? on DVD Drives Defeat Cactus Data Shield · · Score: 0, Flamebait

    dvd,s are movies, why the hell do movies need encryption? easy, they dont, riaa fuckers are control freaks and wont allow foa to ensue. fuckers.

  16. BS Artist Alert on Fast Track to a CS Degree? · · Score: 1

    You may think you know it all, but you dont, wow, programming since 12? man, basic is so advanced! And also, you have read heaps of cs books? oh you mean like tcp for dummies and um ... hacking exposed and maybe using windows productivly? ahh so many ppl like you, be hapy with the job you are in, stay with what you understand.

  17. Re:Suck on it, geek! on BBC Testing Ogg Vorbis Streaming · · Score: 0, Offtopic

    you think your so cool? ur just a fag man, look at your homepage!!! give me your ip gay little windows user and ill fuck u up real good

  18. Re:HELP! on BBC Testing Ogg Vorbis Streaming · · Score: -1, Offtopic

    you fucking cunt whoar, fucking post shit like that agian and i will ............grrrr you make me so farking angry no balls coward

  19. Nope on BBC Testing Ogg Vorbis Streaming · · Score: 2, Interesting

    BBC using ogg has nothing to do with open source, they are using it to reach a wider audience and because it is superior, because it suits them better, they dont care if it is open source or not.

  20. hmmm...interesting on FBI, Pentagon Talk to MS about XP Hole · · Score: 4, Insightful

    the fact remains, ms code *can* be secure, obviously just not xp, good to see them getting their act togethor

  21. Re:stream mp3s? on Generate AM Radio Broadcasts With Your Monitor · · Score: 1

    lol, mp3's own ogg