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  1. That explains on Experiences with DirecWay Satellite Internet · · Score: 5, Funny

    why he doesn't read his own site ;-)

    -anonymous 56k user

  2. Didn't catch the speech, but I DO KNOW on Learning Python, 2nd Edition · · Score: -1, Offtopic

    he's GOTTA BE far, far better than GW "patriot acts I and II" Bush.

  3. python. what is it all about? on Learning Python, 2nd Edition · · Score: -1, Redundant

    Has anyone tried it? any comments?

  4. They're recommending REALISTIC coping measures on 'Bagle' Worm Heading For A Windows PC Near You · · Score: 1

    Someone who considers installing an antivirus "wasting time" (which is most windows users I know) is SERIOUSLY not going to install a new OS. Particulary not a text-based one like Linux.

    So, the security industry makes reccomendations that are more realistic. and it's more realistic to ask someone to *not* do soemthing, than to it is to ask them to go far, far out of their way (which installing and running linux would be).

  5. no, that's akin to linux mounting a drive on 'Bagle' Worm Heading For A Windows PC Near You · · Score: 0, Offtopic

    with the exec[1] flag set. That has nothing to do with the permissions of individual files.

    [1]actually, you'd normally see that only in reverse: a drive mounted noexec, meaning nothing can execute from that drive.

  6. Microsoft "chose" nothing on 'Bagle' Worm Heading For A Windows PC Near You · · Score: 0, Offtopic

    they inherited the "executable" syntax from cpm and qdos.

  7. MOD PARENT UP! on 'Bagle' Worm Heading For A Windows PC Near You · · Score: 1

    I know that the only attatchments I click on are ones I get at work. If I can't trust my admin to block this stuff off (and, obviously, I do) who can I trust?

  8. Windows is not the problem. Virii are the problem on 'Bagle' Worm Heading For A Windows PC Near You · · Score: -1, Offtopic

    and Linux is teh answer!

  9. BUT as per the GPL, we'd have the source! on 'Bagle' Worm Heading For A Windows PC Near You · · Score: 2, Funny
  10. Re:stupid unix virus on 'Bagle' Worm Heading For A Windows PC Near You · · Score: 1

    "I am a signature virus. Put me in yours to help me spread!"

  11. You think you have problems? on 'Bagle' Worm Heading For A Windows PC Near You · · Score: 1

    I didn't find the worm in my bagle until I was halfway through with it. If patronised a linux coffehouse, I'd have gotten a fresher one.

  12. In GW's america on FBI Conducts Raids Over Half-Life 2 Source Theft · · Score: 2, Insightful

    You're guilty until confirmed guilty in a court of law.

    There are no innocents.

  13. Re:A few questions for anyone with experience on FBI Conducts Raids Over Half-Life 2 Source Theft · · Score: 1

    A)none
    B)no.
    C)yes
    D)you can't.
    E)You're still legally responsible for what your computer does.

  14. Yes, in fact; Lesstif. on FBI Conducts Raids Over Half-Life 2 Source Theft · · Score: 3, Insightful

    Oh, you meant done for them, not done to them; my mistake!

  15. Re:Looking for "Internal IP Addresses?" on FBI Conducts Raids Over Half-Life 2 Source Theft · · Score: 1

    that joke would be funnier if I didn't keep getting 'connection refused' whenever I tried connecting. :-/

  16. Now that the Feds have raided on FBI Conducts Raids Over Half-Life 2 Source Theft · · Score: 1

    the lesstif team, what open source project will be next? the guys at freeciv? mysql?

  17. Private property, much like slashdot on Freedom of Expression in Virtual Worlds · · Score: 0, Troll

    particularly once you consider that not only is slashdot privately owned, but it has paying customers to consider as well.

  18. "most" readers I've seen claim to browse at -1 on Freedom of Expression in Virtual Worlds · · Score: 1

    I don't agree that the method of selecting what to read constitutes censorship, though. If the posts were unable to be read (say, by being deleted, or moderated to -2), then you would have a case; but since "most" readers can (and do!) browse at -1 (particularly while moderating), the posts are still being read.

  19. Parent links to site MUCH WORSE than GOATSE!!! on Sweet Dreams Are Made By This · · Score: -1, Troll

    Seriously, man; that ufie shit is crap.

  20. The dream police? on Sweet Dreams Are Made By This · · Score: 1

    who live inside of your head?

  21. Re:My wish on P2P File Swapping on the Rise Again? · · Score: -1, Offtopic

    I wish there was a way for you, as a 'bot, as a human being, to sit down with some of you and have a +1 informative, +1 insightful discussion without the -1 troll or -1 redundant. I don't force people to view tubgirls I link. I don't +1 funny others with SOVIET RUSSIA. I hope I can find the first post to explain myself, as my karma goes on. I hope I can help people to see natalie petrified grits

  22. wrong question on 20 Year Anniversary of Home Taping Decision · · Score: 1

    it's not "who am I to tell anyone what they should like", it is "who are they to tell me I should spend money on subscribing to substandard entertainment".

    That's the real issue: the fact that I'm being asked to shell out $ for crap. I didn't pay for buffy, and I won't pay for whatever insane scheme they're pushing down the pipe either.

  23. Re:Was it really a good thing? on 20 Year Anniversary of Home Taping Decision · · Score: 1

    only the fools will pay the subscription fees for shitty television; the rest of us will continue reading online, listening to music online and in general living without television completely.

    The day they come for the litrix reading room, then I'll worry. But utnil then, I'm good.

  24. to answer your question: on Local News Anchor Feels Pain from Afar · · Score: 1

    How soon can we have virtual war, where nobody dies?

    Not Soon Enough!

  25. Define "readable" on One-Way Ticket to Mars? · · Score: 1

    I consider a sewer of gnaa and linux slash fiction far more readable than a crowd of "me too"-style group think posts.

    abolishing moderation will do nothing to increase the noise level (it's already deafening!), but it will eliminate the groupthink.