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  1. This test does not reflect a real life situation.. on Phish Scams Fooling 28% of Users · · Score: 2, Interesting

    Why? The links are not working.

    All the fraud-mails I get refer to illegitimate websites or servers in China or Russia.

    An other way to check the validity of the mail is to check the mailheaders and see is they are correct.

    But still I scored 70%

    The funny thing is I would have scored 100% is this was for real. Why? I don't do PayPal, Visa, Earthlink and so on :)

    And GENERAL MOBUTU is not my african friend, so I'm not falling for his sweet talk either...

  2. Parody or satire? on Parody or Satire? Threat To Sue JibJab · · Score: 1

    It doesn't matter. Or at least it shouldn't matter. What should matter is, was there any intention to do damage to the original song? No. The intention was to make us laugh about Bush and Kerry, not to damage the 'reputation' of the song...

    And if it wasn't for this parody or satire I would never ever have heared from this song in my entire life. (We have different songs, here in Europe ;)

  3. damage? on Parody or Satire? Threat To Sue JibJab · · Score: 1

    "This puts a completely different spin on the song," said Kathryn Ostien, director of copyright licensing for the publisher. "The damage to the song is huge."

    Taking life too serious can be damaging to your sense of humor. But hey. Life IS a big joke.

  4. Re:This might have been me on DVD-Watching Driver Charged with Murder · · Score: 1

    This is a lesson worth far more that $5000!

    Glad you're ok.

  5. Re:Driving while on a cell phone on DVD-Watching Driver Charged with Murder · · Score: 1

    I agree. The problem is where is your concentration, on the road or with the call.

    A casual conversation with your co-rider or a casual conversation on the phone are more or less the same, but if it's a call that requires your attention, like important or hard decisions, it's a whole different thing.

    It's hard to discriminate between those two in court, so I prefer no calls at all while driving. Hell, even on a bike I think it's wiser to stop and finish my conversation.

  6. Oh, COME ON! on DVD-Watching Driver Charged with Murder · · Score: 1

    What's the reason for the frelling traffic laws? To keep the roads safe.

    How can you do that the best? By watching tha "basics of drive a car in 5 hours" DVD.

    OF COURSE NOT, YOU MORON!

    You should keep your eyes end concentration ON THE ROAD. Is that so frelling hard to understand?

    Sorry for the shouting, but it really pisses me off if there are people making calls, reading books, newspapers, reading maps or watching a FFFF.. a FFFFFFFF. Stupid DVD.

    Ok. so lets rewrite the traffic laws and add a simple rule.
    Rule number one. You shall do everything reasonably possible to keep your presence on the road as safe as possible, for you, but more important for others.

    Boy, am I pissed... watching a dvd.. the $)*@#&)..

  7. Yes it is. on Patriot Act Used to Enforce Copyright Law? · · Score: 1

    It goes against everything that has to do with kapitalism and making profit. Therefore it is against democracy.

    And since we all know you're a terrorist if you're against democracy. So copyright is one of the roots of demodracy and it has to be protected and enforced by any means.

  8. Virtually impossible on How Microsoft Could Embrace Linux · · Score: 1

    My guess is that Office uses several undocumented / unknown systemhooks. These would have to be rooted out and recoded.

    This would require a lot of $$$, so it's not going to happen.

  9. Royalties is not the problem on Maybe Software Patents Won't Kill FOSS After All · · Score: 1

    The real problem is the money that is involved in lawsuits.

  10. Re:DRM? on 3D Printing in Stone, or Copy a Sculpture in Rock · · Score: 1

    Probably there will be a hidden watermark in your Venus of Milo ;)

  11. Re:Dutch / German / French arrogance... on Language Tempest At Orkut · · Score: 1

    Kijk, jij snapt me tenminste :)

    "omelet du fromage, omelet du fromage!!"

  12. Quantum computers are like women... on Quantum Computing Using Traditional Transistors · · Score: 1

    Once you understand the state they're in the rules have changed ;)

  13. Re:Geez! on First Lawsuit Against Cell-Phone Spammers · · Score: 4, Funny

    Do you want a morgage on that penis or perhaps does the penis want a diploma?

  14. How to piss me BIG TIME... on Identifying Compromised Websites · · Score: 1

    How should I know where i got my infection?

    Let's assume /. was affected and let's say they put up a big sign saying "you might be infected through our site. We've sanitized our servers and if you're at risk in the future you're the first to knoe.
    Meanwhile download a check here and we apologize for the inconvenience"

    Then I know they take me seriously.

    The other possibility is "hey. we've caused infection of your computer, but we're not going to tell you. we don't give a shit"

    If sites infect my browser they should do everything POSSIBLE to warn me. Legal issues? Dunnow. I'm more likely to get angry when they don't warn me than when I have to figure out where it came from...

  15. WTF on Language Tempest At Orkut · · Score: 1

    TROLL?!

    I AM dutch so I should know what I'm talking about :)

  16. re-read the book! on 1984 Comes To Boston · · Score: 2, Insightful

    The book is about a government controlling the whereabouts of their citicens.

    Things like installing camera's in public places, wiretapping without court order, demanding things like creditcard information for x-referencing when entering a country (1) and so f***ing on.

    Like a terrorist will have just one suspicious crecitcard. -DUH-

  17. You have to start somewhere. on SGI to Scale Linux Across 1024 CPUs · · Score: 1

    It wouldn't with multi-processor applications if there isn't an os that supports them :)

  18. Dutch / German / French arrogance... on Language Tempest At Orkut · · Score: 0, Troll

    That's something you see a lot. Dutch tourists are good at it. In a shop in a foreign country, they ask something in dutch. If that doesn't work, talk louder and finally shout what you want.

    The thing is in places with many dutch tourists, eventually this will work...

  19. 'puters on NBC Aims For Stability Through Redundancy In Athens · · Score: 1

    What we want to know is the computers they're using are running Linux and what is done to protect the network against h@xx0rs.

  20. Re:Pointless response on DHS Says Cellular Outage Reporting is Terrorist Blueprint · · Score: 1

    AFAIK the governement operates on the behalf of THE PEOPLE therefore all the information they gather BELONG TO THE PEOPLE and shouldn't be secret.

  21. Re:same book, same cover, same price on BitTorrent Beats Kazaa In Traffic Numbers · · Score: 1

    LOL!!!

    Q: But what to do?
    A: Stay one step ahead.

    Find a nice upcoming P2P application / system / network and drop the one you're using before it gets too big / interesting.

    Proposal:
    Use some king of portable data storage system. If you need something ask your friends to look for it and ask them to ask their friends aswell.
    If you get confirmation, pass them a data storage unit to put the requested things on.
    Make sure you have things aswell because if you don't chances are you won't get new stuff.

    etc. etc. you get the picture.

    I would like to see the RIAA, MPAA infiltrate THAT network ;)

  22. EULA on 'Stealth' Worm Hinders Sandbox Analysis · · Score: 5, Funny

    A viruswriter should add an EULA to his/her virus.

    - You may execute this virus 'as is'.

    - We accept no claims of any kind of any or all damage done by this piece of software.

    - You are responsible for the consequences of executing this software.

    - You are NOT allowed to disassemble the code (DCMA).

    - etc, etc..

  23. Re:yes but.. on Mexican Attorney General Gets Microchip in Arm · · Score: 1

    Give Bush a chip and I'll run Windows on him...

  24. Re:I thought they were talking about something els on MSN, Word Vulnerable To Shell: URI Exploit · · Score: 1

    I used the shell command of AutoCAD to hack myself to DOS when everything was shielded off. The other option was Word Perfect.

    After that I found out the password for the menu was hard coded in the exe file (searched for 'password' and looked for interesting ascii). After that they moved the password wo a separate file and made it hidden. It took about 3 sec. to find that file.

    Etc etc. Anyway... Those were the days, but finding ways to get shells is still funny and interesting ;)

  25. More than happy. on Does Your Company Pay For Broadband? · · Score: 1

    My last job changed ovet the years. When I started we were rather small. Everybody was motivated to make something out of it. And we wouldn't mind doing extra things to improve service.

    We were compensated. If there wass a reason to start later. No problem. If we needed something to improve working conditions. No problem. If there were problems at work the boss would do everything to get the problems out of the way.

    As we got bigger and bigger, the climate changed. Less compensation, more work, employees were no longer top priority and even the coffee got worse.

    I understand and know things change as you get more professional, but the result was the employees were more and more on their own, were less happy and therefore less motivated and worst of all (for the company) no longer willing to do that little extra for the job to improve quality.

    Tough luck. Base line is I want to feel appriciated for what I do. That is more important to me than paying my expences, but if I'm not appriciated I'm just not interested anymore to give that little extra.

    In the end I gave them the finger. Something I should have done a year sooner and it was a hard decision to make, but it was the best one I've ever made. My new work has so much better conditions that even though I earn less now I'm in fact better off than I was before.