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  1. So do you hate blockbuster? on Self-Destructing DVD's Coming Soon · · Score: 1

    All this is is a more efficent way to rent a movie. No one is going to pay $15 for these things.

  2. Wow, on Equilibrium · · Score: 2, Interesting

    That certanly looks cool :P. Visualy stunning to say the least. The only real problem I see is that so much of what was done (and was new) in the matrix has become cliche. I mean I remember seeing the trailers for the new matrix films and thinkng "I've seen all this before..."

    Definetly a flick I'll have to check out.

  3. Not exactly... on PostgreSQL 7.3 Released · · Score: 2

    The first time I tried using JDBC was with postgres, It was pretty simple, but I ended up using Accesss (and eventualy MSSQL) for production stuff, simply out of lazyness. I do recall that JDBC seemed to have a lot more capabilites on postgres then on the Microsoft stuff. (like, you could call moveFirst(), moveLast(), etc on resultssets).

    But its entirely possible I just don't know what I'm doing. In any event, it seemed to work fine.

  4. Are you saying slashdot is well run? on PostgreSQL 7.3 Released · · Score: 2

    Well, I would definitely call the management of Slashdot 'idiotic'. And I certainly don't have much faith in them technically.

    MySQL was used for the US census's website, not for their central purpose. I would be very suppressed if they were actually storing the real data in a MySQL database.

    And again, MySQL was used for a small part of Yahoo (the finance stuff) not for storing their link catalog.

  5. OORDBMS? on PostgreSQL 7.3 Released · · Score: 3, Interesting

    I remember playing around with Postgres a while ago and looking at the supposed OO features, and quite frankly they didn't seem very impressive at all. Basicaly just 'inheritance' of table structures. I mean... Color me underwhelmed. I can't think of a single reason why you would need this.

    It didn't have nearly the same kind of features of true OODBs, What exactly is the use for Postgres's OOness?

  6. rm *.* on Writers Who Will Stand the Test of Time? · · Score: 2

    Rm *.* would only delete files with spaces in the name. You want rm *

    Or perhaps the famous rm -rf *

  7. haha on Writers Who Will Stand the Test of Time? · · Score: 4, Funny
  8. but in 50 years? on Writers Who Will Stand the Test of Time? · · Score: 2

    When was the last time you read a comic strip written 50 years ago?

  9. Um.. on Writers Who Will Stand the Test of Time? · · Score: 2

    Randy's dad was the one who devided up the furnature. Randy just hacked it so he would get the punchcards :P

  10. Me on Writers Who Will Stand the Test of Time? · · Score: 2

    me!

  11. A4? on The Dream Handheld · · Score: 3, Insightful

    Isn't the definition of a 'handheld' something you can fit in your hand? Wouldn't that disqualify something the size of an A4 peice of Paper?

    Basicaly what your asking for is a laptop without a keyboard. Not terribly exciting.

    I'm all for features up the ass, but most of all give me something I can slip in my pocket without any trouble.

  12. it is less readable. on iTunes 2.0 Installer Deletes Hard Drives · · Score: 1

    If you're a Moron.

  13. ti89 is a 'old fasioned' calculator? on HP Calculator Department Closing · · Score: 2

    the ti89 has a fullblown CAS. I can use it crunch through tripple integrals as fast as I can type!

  14. Woohoo on HP Calculator Department Closing · · Score: 1

    TI FOREVER!

    The TI calcs are superior in just about every way. Have you ever used a ti92/89? It'll let you through second year calculus without doing any work at all :P

  15. dear GOD on Perl6 for Mortals · · Score: 1, Redundant

    I'd never really looked into Perl before, but after reading through that document, and look at the examples, (both of perl 5 and 6) I can safely say that I will never learn it. My god, what a fucked up language. Most programming languages you can get a pretty good idea what's supposed to be going on just by looking, but with this?? Half of it looks like Asian smilies $^_+ WTF!?

    It may be easy to write, but god, isn't there somthing to be said about being able to read a PL?

  16. No on Slashback: Drives, Pods, OEMs · · Score: 2

    I refuse

  17. Uh, no on Wil Wheaton Responds to your Questions. · · Score: 2

    That woman can't do web design for shit, and I don't equate 'fruty goth' with 'intelegent'. Quite the opposite, really.

  18. uh on Slashback: Drives, Pods, OEMs · · Score: 2

    Macs are great, cuz you can do deep, intuitive modifications of every part of the OS, from the layout of dialog boxes to the language of menus just by screwing around with various resource forks

    Of course, you can do the same thing in windows...

  19. WOW!!!!!! on Slashback: Drives, Pods, OEMs · · Score: 2

    Yes, EVERY SINGLE PERSON will want this when they realize what they can do. and they'll gladly pay $400 for the privalage. sure.

  20. And this is a loss how? on MSN Blocks Mozilla, Other Browsers [updated] · · Score: 2

    MSN is one of the biggest 'comercial wastelands' on the internet today. It's almost completly worthless for anything other then the kind of brainless fluff they show on network TV and AOL. Nothing but stcok prices and lame, uncontravercial news.

  21. Hrm on AltaVista Can't Keep Up · · Score: 2

    Looks like you slashdoted yourself right and proper.

    (God do I hate this 20 second rule. You can't be informative in one sentance, then you're a moron)

  22. or on AltaVista Can't Keep Up · · Score: 2

    Why not just use google

  23. Try reading the artical on ATI Drivers Geared For Quake 3? · · Score: 2

    I'd be interested to see how a quackified exe performed on NVidia's chipset

    Well, then why don't you read the artical...
    In closing we would like to say that all the same testing was run on the latest set of NVIDIA DetonatorXP drivers without any of the same issues.

  24. No on Disney's Anti-File Swapping Cartoon · · Score: 2

    I mean Divx, the encoding standard used by most Video pirates out there :) (think MP3 of video)

  25. PS2 expandablity on Sony Annouces Linux PS2 Port for US · · Score: 2

    Well, the PS2 already has a CD-ROM drive (duh), and it has USB and firewire ports on it, so you should be able to plug just about any modern PC perphrial into it, provided you've got drivers. There's also a Nice drive bay in back for extensions like Hard drives.