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  1. Re:This Discussion is Irrelevant... on ATi Radeon 9700 Full Release Review w/ Benchmarks · · Score: 1
    What? John said he will port Doom 3 to XBox... Yet he says the 9700 is his new card of choice... I see something horribly wrong here.

    What you are seeing is John wanting to port to a lower spec, PC like platform while prefering to work with a high end card. What's wrong with that? He probably won't do the porting himself anyway.

    Either he has gone crazy, or (more likely) is accepting bribes from microsoft

    Conspiration theory bullsh*t.

    Clem.

  2. Dupe? on Trimming Television to Sell More Ads · · Score: 1
    I'd swear this is a dupe. Anyway the story is kind of old see this story dated 11/08/01.

    Clem.

  3. Re:End of Big Oil? on Chrysler Announces Hydrogen Fuel Cell Van · · Score: 1

    The U.S. auto industry and the U.S. oil industry are so tight that work has been slowed or delayed for decades on all-electric cars.

    This is an uban legend AFAIK.

    I'm tired of that bullshit.

    Can you or anyone else back up that claim with any kind of verifiable information?

    Clem.

  4. Download FTP Link on CrossOver Plugin 1.0 Demo Version · · Score: 1, Informative

    The links for HTTP and FTP download don't work for me but I found the directory anyway Clem.

  5. Re:Wikipedia hits 2000 articles on Everything2 Hits One Million Nodes · · Score: 1

    14 new approved articles since 2000-07-25!!! At this rate Nupedia should start to be useful by the 3rd millenium.

  6. Re:Public Utilities owned by the people on Slashback: Solidarity, Friction, Dreams · · Score: 1

    The long answer to "could a utility be held in the public domain?" is no

    Well, when your public utility sells to the retail market at $0.06/kWh and still manage to make profits, some of which get put back into the government general fund, then the short answer is a clear and loud YES!

    Trust me, I'm an economist..

    That's like saying "Trust me, I know Tarot".

    You might be interested in looking at this: Comparison of Electricity Prices in Major North American Cities (pdf). It's self congratulatory but it contains interesting numbers.

    Clem.