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  1. Re:Good on NTSB Recommends Black Boxes For All Cars · · Score: 0, Informative

    They're driving around on any old road yeah and they still suck at driving. Every time I drive around there are dozens of 'em in front of me.

  2. Re:Interesting Train of Thought... on NTSB Recommends Black Boxes For All Cars · · Score: 0

    It's not that difficult to show a police-report from the burglary of yer house (with among other things a list of items that were stolen, including the car-key) to yer car's insurance-company. Whether they buy it or not is something else, but not exactly impossible.

  3. Re:All NEW cars on NTSB Recommends Black Boxes For All Cars · · Score: -1

    AFAIK Australia isn't a US State.

  4. Re:itunes for bsd too :) on iTunes For Linux, Thanks To CodeWeavers · · Score: -1

    No such thing as a clever first post when trying to to do for the sake of it.

  5. Bad choice of OS on Messenger En Route To Mercury · · Score: -1, Offtopic

    From the linked BBC article:
    Mercury Messenger carries seven scientific instruments to characterise the properties of its target planet.
    Not sure what OS the software is running on, but it's not Quantian.

  6. Re:how long has it been? on Lycos Sold To South Korean Company · · Score: 0

    Meant to say:
    Yup, by 2 years.

  7. Re:how long has it been? on Lycos Sold To South Korean Company · · Score: 1, Funny

    Yup, by .

  8. Re:So... on Lycos Sold To South Korean Company · · Score: 1, Informative

    Read paragraph 2 of yer linked article:
    In a move that emphasizes the growing global ambitions of South Korean technology companies, Daum said on Monday it will pay 111.2 billion won for 100 percent of Lycos, which Terra bought in an all-stock deal in May 2000. (Wired News is owned by Lycos.)

  9. Re:Why why why on Lycos Sold To South Korean Company · · Score: 0

    Becuz it made sense (to Terra). Terra wanted to fight its way into the English-speaking web portal market (being already one of the top players in the Spanish-speaking one) and Lycos was one of the decently big enough players that was also willing to be bought up.

  10. Re:So... on Lycos Sold To South Korean Company · · Score: 0

    Straight from the front-page of hotbot.com:
    © Copyright 2004, Lycos, Inc. All Rights Reserved.

    Funnily enough hotbot gives the option to search using the HotBot, Google and Ask Jeeves search engines.

  11. Re:Now you know why the bubble burst on Lycos Sold To South Korean Company · · Score: 0

    No, not like Google, Google has the Google toolbar.

  12. Re:hello? on NIST Studies Virus, DDoS Effect On Grids · · Score: -1, Offtopic

    Blow-up dolls don't count, sorry.

  13. Re:why Polish? on J2ME Polish 1.0 · · Score: 1

    French is not as widely spoken as most people think.

    Merde!

  14. Re:Huh? on CPAN: $677 Million of Perl · · Score: 1

    To conserve server resources in the future... STFU?

  15. Re:Huh? on CPAN: $677 Million of Perl · · Score: 1

    Did you even attempt to click the underlined word 'sloccount'? If not, do it now and read the first line of the first paragraph.

  16. Good news for M$ on Slate On Worms That Plug Security Holes · · Score: 1

    Instead of having to patch all their security holes themselves, they can now blame everybody else for not having written a 'white worm' yet for every worm/trojan horse/etc out there that exploits their security holes. Clever.

  17. Re:Well, you're right that they can't be compared. on Macromedia: More FUD About SVG · · Score: 1

    Actually, isn't ActionScript an ECMAScript, just like JavaScript?

    AS, and JS and some other scripting languages are based on ECMAScript, doesn't mean that they're all the same tho.

    Noone's denying AS isn't Flash, but AS *is* exclusive to Flash tho, while you are implying it's not.

  18. Re:Don't even get me started on Macromedia: More FUD About SVG · · Score: 1

    If you want you can email me and I'll sort it out for you :)

  19. Re:Well, you're right that they can't be compared. on Macromedia: More FUD About SVG · · Score: 1

    Yer right, AS isn't Flash, neither are vector graphics, XML, the Internet, George W or ignorance... What's yer point? AS is a part of Flash just like vector graphics (and other stuff), and has been for quite a few versions.

  20. Re:Cue the Flash-bashers... on Macromedia: More FUD About SVG · · Score: 1

    I was merely responding to the person implying it cannot be done which is wrong. But I don't know why it isn't in there by default and yes, I agree it should be a default functionality.

  21. Re:Don't even get me started on Macromedia: More FUD About SVG · · Score: 1

    So even simple 'goto' statements didn't work like they were supposed to.

    They do if you use them properly (they're called gotoAndPlay and gotoAndStop). *Any* language/tool is assinine if you don't know how to use it.

  22. Re:JavaScript on Macromedia: More FUD About SVG · · Score: 1

    ActionScript != JavaScript. They are both based on ECMAscript, that's all.

  23. Re:Well, of COURSE it's a trojan... so? on Macromedia: More FUD About SVG · · Score: 1

    My point is that, as in the case of Ray-Ban's site, it gets in the freaking way.
    You could have had a site that looked almost identical, and I could have navigated it easier and faster if it had just been HTML.


    So why is that Flash's fault? The people creating the site and RayBan decided they were gonna use Flash, why not blame them?

    If someone created a horrendous site made in SVG, would you blame it on SVG?!

  24. Re:NIV on Macromedia: More FUD About SVG · · Score: 1

    Have you taken a look at Kinetic Fusion yet? Can convert RVML (an XML flavor) to SWF and back.

  25. Re:Well, you're right that they can't be compared. on Macromedia: More FUD About SVG · · Score: 1

    Why is ActionScript not a part of Flash? Have you even *looked* at the SWF-specifications?

    Flash *used to be* vector-animation only without scripting. Doesn't mean it still is, nor does it mean any addition to Flash isn't 'part of' Flash.