User: user32.ExitWindowsEx

Re:...and now a word from our sponsors ...

On: The Soldier is the Network

Shouldn't it be something like "This kill was brought to you by Target(c)" ?

=P

Re:Good naming strategy

On: Sony Announces a Super Playstation 2, the "PSX"

How about PS XP?

Re:with all due respect to ISP's...

On: P2P Bandwidth Hogging the Net

Then keep the end-users as they are now, but increase capacity to the point that it'll be manageable...just because the pipes are bigger doesn't mean the end-user needs to automatically get an *upgrade.*

Re:Economics of IP bandwidth cost

On: P2P Bandwidth Hogging the Net

Explain to me why a T-1 HAS to be $1000 a month.
That's crazy...the technology should have brought this price down a LONG time ago.

Re:The Code!

On: Using Your Cellphone To Control RC Cars

Wasn't it ....,B,A,Select,Start?

Re:ipv4

On: Matrix Reloads to $42.5 Million Opening

And that SSHv1 CRC32 exploit is real...

Re:Better idea

On: World Telecommunication Day

So we'd /. the PSTN? Hmmm...I say we try it. /me reaches for his phone

Re:read only?

On: NTFS Support For OpenBSD

Doesn't the file system development kit for NT cost $1000 anyway?

Re:This could work

On: Gentoo Games

Windows doesn't offer it, but the X-Box does. :P

Re:Great Performance

On: Wireless at Firewire Speeds?

I think you work in marketing.

Re:Bass ackwards?

On: Looking at Longhorn

NTFS is journaled.

Re:Bluetooth

On: Misterhouse - a Home Driven by Perl Scripts

I think his name was Bill and he owned a software company of some sort.

Re:Routing.

On: Russia to Offer Space Mail

Sacramento and Seattle are all on the west coast of the US. New Jersey is on the east coast. The package made a cross-country trip that it didn't need to.

Re:your sig

On: Ballmer on Windows Server 2003, Linux

http://vendetta.guildsoftware.com
Linux Spaceflight MMO (Win32 and Mac OS X clients too).

Re:Going to play it soon :)

On: RTCW: Enemy Territory Test Released

Yet mysteriously the X-Box RtCW will have "new" SP levels.....
There seems to be something fishy going on.

Re:Blood pumping

On: Opteron Benchmarked Against Xeon

Hmmm...a case that looks posessed by Satan...
You *are* going to run Windows on it, right?
You might as well go all out wiht the whole 'posessed by evil' thing. :P

Re:Advice for Taco...

On: Where Does Spam Come From? No, Really?

Dangit..."Increase your browser history size" - now that sounds like a piece of spam right there.

I know I'll probably get modded to heck for this, but what the heck...

Re:Voluntary DDOS on Spammers

On: AOL Sues Spammers

Just post the URL on Slashdot.

Re:I don't like this because...

On: Internet via the Power Grid, Again

(b) Even if you have a network cable melted into the AC that you couldn't unplug, what OS do you run that you can't disable your connection?

Windows Longhorn probably wouldn't let you disable it.

I know...I know

On: LCD Display/Image Capture Device

In Soviet Russia, Monitor Watches You!

(I know, I know...but it's true [now] )

Re:It's not a conspiracy

On: Microsoft Caste System

So mod them up! :p

Oh wait.....

Re:I wonder...

On: Sun May Use Opteron Chips

Dunno...but Cray seems to think they can do 16,000 CPU setups using Opterons.
Mabye HyperTransport is just *that* good.

Re:How about something a little simpler

On: Networked Refrigerated Microwave

How about an integrated metal detector too?
We all know why....

Re:Potential amount of energy involved?

On: Sandia Labs Takes First Steps Toward Fusion

What? You mean there's no LoC unit for energy - just for data and size?

Re:Quantum Computer Programming Language

On: Quantum Computing Programming Language

It's a quantum article. As soon as you look at it, it disappears.