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  1. Re:Ummm...No on 'Black Box' Readings Help Convict Montreal Driver · · Score: 1

    Now I can't get the tune to "Maxwell Silverhammer" out of my head.

    Thanks.

  2. Re:Please read before you post "I Dont Care" on Oscar Screener Ban to be Revoked for Academy Members · · Score: 1

    ...all of the big wigs wispered in the ears of the MPAA to get the ban put in place

    No, all of the big wigs are the MPAA.

    Movie Producers Association of America

  3. Way cool.. on Observer Pans Touchscreen Voting Test · · Score: 5, Funny

    I wish I could get user acceptance sign-off before I started testing.

  4. Re:ahh, arbitrage... on For Americans, Imported Textbooks Can Be Cheaper · · Score: 1

    Maybe not.
    You buy the books, legally. You are free to do whatever you wish with them.

    For now, that is.

  5. Re:Did he get the bill from Customs yet? on For Americans, Imported Textbooks Can Be Cheaper · · Score: 1

    How do you know?

  6. Re:Power Supplies on Home Brew Hard Drive Silencer/Cooler · · Score: 1

    Why not a mylar layer for shielding, a perforated, hi-density foan layer for dampening, contained in a rigid cut-out exo-skeleton for mounting?

    Hmmm, that also sounds like a girl I once knew...

  7. Home Brew? Sandwich? on Home Brew Hard Drive Silencer/Cooler · · Score: 1

    Good idea. Time for a snack and a beer.

    Actually, it looks like a neat idea and quite effective. My systems noise factor and cooling are just fine for me, for now, though.

  8. I wonder why...? on EU Publishes Open Source Migration Guidelines · · Score: 2, Interesting
    Perhaps they are going this way because of poor language support, among other things.

    Here's a possible example:
    The IDA Open Source Migration Guidelines provide practical and detailed recommendations on how to migrate to Open Source Software (OSS)-based office applications, calendaring, e-mail and other standard applications.

    They have been developed with guidance from public sector IT experts from Denmark, Finland, Italy, Germany, Malta, the Netherlands, Spain, Sweden, and Turkey.


    If you look at the details of MS Bulletin ms03-045 you see the patch has problems with third party apps in the languages:
    Brazilian, Czech,Danish, Finnish, Hungarian, Italian, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish, Swedish, and Turkish.


    Six of the eight authoring countries are on the troubled patch list.

    Perhaps Isreal is not the only country they pissed off once too often.
  9. Re:Umm.. EU? on EU Publishes Open Source Migration Guidelines · · Score: 1

    Yes, but not for Security advise or fair trade practices.

  10. Re:Spreadsheet in XLS on EU Publishes Open Source Migration Guidelines · · Score: 1

    You can save as .xls with OO.o, so maybe it was created that way.

  11. Re:Great... on Farewell To The Concorde · · Score: 1

    Please don't feed the trolls.

  12. Re:Please remember. on Microsoft Dismisses Apple's iTunes for Windows · · Score: 1

    Hold it, you just used the words "Apple" and "record" in the same paragraph.

    Hold your breath till the lawsuit.

  13. Re:*I* think he's referring to... on Bill Gates: Windows Patched Faster than Linux · · Score: 1

    That is the MS attempt at "right to left" scripting for the Hebrew Office-Mac solution.

  14. That's Great on Chinese Astronaut Makes It Back Safely · · Score: 0, Offtopic

    Wooo Hooo!
    Next story please.

  15. Re:Cold comfort on Feds Admit Error In McDanel Security Case · · Score: 1

    Cool.
    You spent 16 months away from your family, friends, home, job (if you were lucky enough to have one after the tech bust), all the things that define you as you, and then tell me what a "tremendous opportunity" it was.
    No need to explain the 1 and a half year gap in your resume, all the PHBs will see you as one of "those" people.

  16. Re:Cold comfort on Feds Admit Error In McDanel Security Case · · Score: 1

    No.
    The judge can set aside a verdict which is an obvious misinterpretation of the law by the jury.

    In the simplest of terms, he was found guilty of damages to their business.

    The damage, however, was not so much to their systems, as the law he was conviced of states is punishable, but to their reputation, as their lawyers argued.

  17. Re:Cold comfort on Feds Admit Error In McDanel Security Case · · Score: 1

    Wouldn't it be real justice for clueless judges to have to serve similar sentences to the ones they F***ed up on?

  18. Re:China on Israeli Government Suspends Microsoft Contracts · · Score: 1

    I thought we were all fairly intelligent here

    Bzzzt

    Please pay again.

  19. Re:OO Star Office have Hebrew? on Israeli Government Suspends Microsoft Contracts · · Score: 1

    Star (of David) Office?

  20. Re:I like Jews on Israeli Government Suspends Microsoft Contracts · · Score: 3, Funny

    ...and we like j00Z too. oh, I get it... Nevermind.

  21. Tunnels on Israeli Government Suspends Microsoft Contracts · · Score: 3, Funny

    Hope there are no tunnels at the Microsoft compound that could be used for smuggling.

  22. One word... on Nokia Investigating Reported Cell Phone Explosions · · Score: 1

    ...American.

  23. Re:Perfect test case... on SunnComm Says Pointing to Shift Key 'Possible Felony' · · Score: 1

    First they ignore you.
    Then they ridicule you.
    Then they fight you.
    Then you win.

    Oh yeah, then PROFIT.

  24. Re:Perfect test case... on SunnComm Says Pointing to Shift Key 'Possible Felony' · · Score: 1

    I have alternatly turned on and off the Caps Lock to type this post. Any Uppercase was done holding the Shift Key with Caps Lock off and any Lowercase was done holding the Shift Key with Caps Lock on.

    See User Name for Instructions.

  25. Re:he-he on SunnComm Says Pointing to Shift Key 'Possible Felony' · · Score: 1

    Nah, he must have been talking abou spam ads and meant "Buy enlarge"