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  1. Re:Oh Canada on RIAA Files 477 New Filesharing Lawsuits · · Score: 1

    Times have changed, :-: Our kids are getting worse :-: They won't obey their parents, :-: They just want to fart and curse. Should we blame the government, or blame society, or should we blame the images on tv No! :-: Blame Canada! Blame Canada :-: :-: With all their beady little eyes, :-: their flapping heads so full of lies :-: Blame Canada! :-: Blame Canada! :-: We need to form a full assault, it's Canada's fault! Don't blame me, for my son Stan, He saw the darn cartoon, and now he's off to :-: join the klan!> And my boy eric once, had my picture on his shelf, but now when I see him, he tells me to fuck myself> :-: :-: Well, Blame Canada! :-: :-: It seems that everything's gone wrong since :-: Canada came along :-: Blame Canada! :-: Blame Canada! They're not even a real country anyway. My son could of been a doctor or a lawer, it's a true, Instead he burned up like a piggie on a barbecue> Should we blame the matches? Should we blame the fire, or the doctor who allowed him to expire. Heck no! :-: Blame Canada! :-: Blame Canada! :-: With all their hockey hubaloo and their bitch Auny Marie too. Blame Canada! :-: Shame on Canada! :-: :-: The smut we must stop :-: The trash we must smash :-: Laughter and fun :-: must all be undone :-: We must blame them and cause a fuss :-: Before someone thinks of blaming us!

  2. Re:What the fuck is a 'snort'? on New Location For (Bleeding-Edge) Snort Sigs · · Score: 2, Informative

    You're thinking of Snarf

  3. Re:yeah.. on China Shuts Down 8,600 Cybercafes · · Score: 1

    Except, fortunately for you, you don't get arrested, tortured, and imprisoned for saying it.

    Allegedly

  4. Re:Allofmp3.com on Russian Music Site Offering Legal Songs By The MB · · Score: 1

    That's exactly the same argument that can be used for outsourcing IT jobs. You can't have it both ways people!

    Fine. Outsourcing is the right of every company, whether it's outsourcing motherboard construction or programming. Of course the flip side to the free market is being able to buy from any country.

  5. Re:Why acknowledge? on Criticizing Sun's Java Desktop System · · Score: 1

    If the license is invalid then the kernel source tarball breaks up like a big chunk of sandstone in an earthquake.

    tar -xvf linux.tar does that fine

  6. Re:Why acknowledge? on Criticizing Sun's Java Desktop System · · Score: 1

    If the license is invalid then normal copyright law applies, and Sun are no longer allowed to distribute the java desktop system without the express permission of every copyright holder of every program included.

  7. Re:Why acknowledge? on Criticizing Sun's Java Desktop System · · Score: 1

    So you agree all software you could ever want, perfectly tailored to your company's needs, is available on sourceforge?

  8. Dunno on First Ten Programs on New Install? · · Score: 1

    Last time I installed on my desktop, 4 years ago after an "apt-get remove libc6", I probably added some stuff like mozilla, but I dont have that good a memory. Last program I installed was bind so I could keep track of domain names on my internal network.

    Now my shiney new laptop with suse9 was

    1) Suse 9
    2) Update from the web
    3) Profit.

    Everything I use is here.

  9. Re:as usual, allofMP3 on iTunes One Year Anniversary Sparks Comparison · · Score: 1

    Anyone got any authorative sources on the legality of this site (If they do indeed have a license from the RIA Russia, which seems likely, it's legal), and legality of using this site in various countries (Canada's legal for example)

  10. Re:Looks like his webserver was written in C#! on After DeCSS, DVD Jon Releases DeDRMS · · Score: 1


    In the beginning God created the heaven and the earth.
    2 And the earth was without form, and void; and darkness was upon the face of the deep. And the Spirit of God moved upon the face of the waters.
    3 And God said, Let there be light: and there was light.


    A real geek would write

    In the beginning,
    the Earth was without form,
    and void.
    _
    But the Sun shone upon the sleeping Earth
    and deep inside the brittle crust
    massive forces waited to be unleashed.
    _
    The seas parted
    and great continents were formed.
    The continents shifted, mountains arose.
    Earthquakes spawned massive tidal waves.
    Volcanoes erupted
    and spewed forth fiery lava
    and charged the atmosphere
    with strange gases.
    _
    Into this swirling maelstrom
    of Fire and Air and Water
    the first stirrings of Life appeared:
    tiny organisms, cells, and amoeba,
    clinging to tiny sheltered habitats.
    _
    But the seeds of Life grew,
    and strengthened, and spread,
    and diversified,
    and prospered,
    and soon every continent and climate
    teemed with Life.
    _
    And with Life came instinct,
    and specialization, natural selection,
    Reptiles, Dinosaurs, and Mammals
    and finally there evolved a species
    known as Man
    and there appeared
    the first faint glimmers of
    Intelligence.
    _
    The fruits of intelligence were many:
    fire, tools, and weapons,
    the hunt, farming, and the sharing of food,
    the family, the village, and the tribe.
    Now it required but one more ingredient:
    a great Leader
    to unite the quarreling tribes
    to harness the power of the land
    to build a legacy
    that would stand the test of time:
    _
    a CIVILIZATION!

  11. Re:The thing is.... on Biometric ID Cards Ready For Trial In UK · · Score: 1

    If you've got nothing to hide, then why worry about it,

    Everyone has something to hide, everyone bends and breaks the law on a daily basis. Ever cross the road at a pedestrian crossing when there's no green man? Ever drop a cigarette butt on the floor?

    unless they fear a reduction in the ability of illegal immigrants and criminals to hide in the country.

    How in the world will this help. To get into the UK you need a passport, yet they avoid this. There aren't enough police to stop all the drivers with no mot/insurance/license so how will ID cards make a difference?

  12. Re:Replacement parts? on Delorean Time Machine Replica Up For Auction · · Score: 1

    You might want to shop here (reference

  13. Re:"Too dumb to Live Awards" on One Third of Email Now Spam · · Score: 1

    Actually, to stop spam, all you ahve to do is make it illegal to buy anything from these spammers. Think about it, they arent going to send millions of emails out if noone buys anything are they?

  14. Re:The whole no phones in planes on WirelessCabin: Use Your Mobile Phone on Airplanes · · Score: 1

    How to be a terrorist: 101

    1) Buy a high powered pocket transmitter that fits in your hold luggage
    2) Buy an alarm clock and/or altimeter and/or mobile phone
    3) Put them together
    4) Activate transmitter at takeoff or landing
    5) Kaboom

  15. Re:Have fun with spammers! on One Third of Email Now Spam · · Score: 1

    2 - 3 times a day? Oh no!

    I'm sitting here looking at my incoming mail in my exim log. It's not scrolling up the screen, but I've getting a spam every 5 minutes to a various xxx@isorox.co.ku address.

    I'm looking at going white-list only, and then replying to rejected emails with "Sorry, this email is probably spam. Please fill in the form at www.isorox.co.uk/emailme.php".

    I'd have specific email addresses set up for online forms (add weru93 to my /etc/aliases), and damn the rest. If anyone does contact me out of the blue they'll get the nice email back.

  16. Re:Anybody know the favourite chocky bar of....... on Giving Up Passwords For Chocolate · · Score: 1

    George W.Bush

    Don't know about chocolate, but don't send him a pretzel

  17. Re:I can relate to that on Many Internet Users Happy With Dial-Up · · Score: 1

    Living in the UK I do download a lot of TV episodes over t'internet before buying the DVD, but aside from that the prime reason I have ADSL is because it's always there. No dialing up, no waiting 30 seconds, if I want to check something I just check it. When you have it there all the time, you dont realise what things are like when its not there.

  18. TV Accuracy on Wonkette and the Ethics of Online Journalism · · Score: 4, Informative

    In the era of Rolling News, Being the first with the scoop is important. In the UK we have 2 major 24/7 channels, News24 (BBC), and Sky News (Murdoch). Sky is usually first with the breaking news, and it drives the News24 editors mad. However their braking news involved stuff like this

    1:07: "BREAKING NEWS: Bin Laden Captured"
    1:09: "BREAKING NEWS: Bin Laden *not* Captured"

    News24 generally waits for a higher standard of conformation before going onair with breaking news, but it's not infalliable.

    The BBC also have another rolling news channel, BBC World, which is broadcast everywhere but the UK. Due to its audience it is essential it's accurate. It isn't always accurate, but it's the most accurate, and slowest, rolling news stations I know. It waits for 2 independent sources before breaking a story.

  19. Re:Future-proof -- until your storage array dies on 600 PowerMacs Make One DVD · · Score: 2, Interesting

    Well we've got a 60TB array capable of dozens of 135mbit playback streams, but that's nothing compared to the data Information and Archives goes through (imagine over half-a-million hours of standard definition programs, and thousands of HD programs).

    Very few places in the computer world hold a candle to the TV and Film world.

  20. Re:WWJD? on SimChurch · · Score: 1, Funny

    No, windows is the thing that's full of holes.

  21. Re:Hmmm... on SimChurch · · Score: 1

    Yeah, You'll be the guy from Doom 2

  22. Re:Trains vs cars on Virginia MagLev Project Back on Track · · Score: 2, Informative

    True. I live about 100 yards from the A4, near Earls court (a main route into central London), and the number of people that drive astound me. I moved here from 15 miles away in East London about 6 months ago, and hired a car to take all my stuff. Took 2 hours to drive across London, on a saturday night. It was quicker to take a massive detour round the M25.

    But, replace the cars with public transport and you get an extra million people on the already overcrowded trains and tube, the infrastructure can't cope. Throw in a tube strike and you're screwed.

  23. Re:"enterprise-grade tasks" on Wi-Fi Security Robots? · · Score: 2, Funny

    Would that be NCC-1701/A/B/C or D?

    NCC-1701. No Bloody A, No Bloody B, No Bloody C, and No Bloody D

  24. SOHO on Summer Comet Update · · Score: -1, Offtopic

    So is that a telescope in a Small Office/Home Office? Or in a strip club in London?

  25. Re:My radio tells me the song name on AT&T Wireless Announces Music ID Service · · Score: 1

    Our road system sucks, 1/4 of the length it should be. Give me Germany's any day.

    However a 55mph limit for a 500 mile drive? No thanks. How are you meant to do a 1000 mile jaunt with one driver in a day at 55mph? You can't even have a drink at the end of the day until you're 21!

    I don't expect 3G coverage in every valley in Montanna, but there's no excuse in your cities and highways.