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  1. Re:News For Nerds on 60 Years of Hamming Codes · · Score: 1

    True, but it is stuff that matters. Sounds as if without Hamming Code (or whatever it would have been called had someone else discovered it) we wouldn't be where we are today.

  2. Re:News For Nerds on 60 Years of Hamming Codes · · Score: 1

    That's what I'm thinking (both, geeks are devaluated and /.'s demographics have changed).

  3. News For Nerds on 60 Years of Hamming Codes · · Score: 4, Insightful

    News for nerds, stuff that matters.

    This submission qualifies.

  4. Re:Heh... on Chicago Using Coyotes To Fight Rodents · · Score: 1

    you sir (or ma'am) are hilarious. (:

  5. Re:Generic Word? on Facebook To Own the Word "Face" · · Score: 1

    They went from retarded "Lindows" to even more retarded "Linspire"

  6. Re:oh, oh, on Facebook To Own the Word "Face" · · Score: 1

    awesome song, btw.

  7. Re:First "Book" and now "Face"? on Facebook To Own the Word "Face" · · Score: 1

    I don't think the lawyers would be stupid to try and defend its trademark outside the realm of which the company operates.

    You must be new around here.

  8. Re:Ok, seriously on Students Banned From Bringing Pencils To School · · Score: 1

    Honestly, this begins at home with parents who won't discipline their children, if you really want to go back to root cause.

    Parents are ultimately responsible, and those that act irresponsible with their children are going to have children, most of the time, who emulate them and the parents won't do anything about it. Then, when they get to school (a school whose hands are tied with regards to disciplinary measures), it's no holds barred.

  9. Re:Ok, seriously on Students Banned From Bringing Pencils To School · · Score: 2, Insightful

    If only this were a singular case of nuttery in this profession.

  10. Re:Wake up, people. on Former Employee Stole Ford Secrets Worth $50 Million · · Score: 1

    which is unfortunate. He made a good post.

  11. Re:What if.. on Microsoft (Probably) Didn't Just Buy Unix · · Score: 1

    Not really, unless we're talking about the soulless corporations and not actual people.

  12. Re:To the pain on Microsoft (Probably) Didn't Just Buy Unix · · Score: 1

    That is awesome. (:

  13. Re:What if.. on Microsoft (Probably) Didn't Just Buy Unix · · Score: 1

    love your Princess Bride reference. (:

  14. Re:What if.. on Microsoft (Probably) Didn't Just Buy Unix · · Score: 1

    Psht. I'm not a Stallman fanboi, nor am I afraid of him (as tongue-in-cheek you might have been in saying that).

  15. Re:What if.. on Microsoft (Probably) Didn't Just Buy Unix · · Score: 0, Offtopic

    I absolutely love Patton and hate how he was treated (even if he was brusque).

  16. Re:Facebook and Content Blocking on Facebook Messaging Blocks Links · · Score: 1

    Naturally? Psht.

  17. Re:What if.. on Microsoft (Probably) Didn't Just Buy Unix · · Score: 1

    You are probably right. I'd fight hard to defend Open Source (as much as I dislike the GPL as an OS license), but probably not to the death.

  18. Re:Demographics on Facebook Messaging Blocks Links · · Score: 0

    wow, that so wasn't the point. Whoosh.

  19. Re:Facebook and Content Blocking on Facebook Messaging Blocks Links · · Score: 1

    When a website makes it easy to link to any site you want, to start censoring the links its users share is counter-intuitive, is garbage, and must stop (or stop making link sharing so easy). They made themselves obligated to link to whatever site users posts when they made it dead easy to share links.

  20. Re:Facebook and Content Blocking on Facebook Messaging Blocks Links · · Score: 1

    No. I said I do not use FB messaging. Read my OP.

    I did say that "this content blocking garbage must stop", which it should. I've been blocked to legitimate sites several times because FB thinks I don't want to go there because other people reported it as offensive.

    Why don't you read what I wrote before commenting.

  21. Re:Demographics on Facebook Messaging Blocks Links · · Score: 0

    Yeah, and your point is? The way we communicate with others hasn't changed (written or spoken word), just the medium.

  22. Re:Demographics on Facebook Messaging Blocks Links · · Score: 2, Insightful

    that wouldn't be surprising since your FB login is based upon your email address.

  23. Re:Facebook and Content Blocking on Facebook Messaging Blocks Links · · Score: 1

    Oh I know, and I tend to not use those sites anymore (and if I encounter one, I avoid it from then on, it's just not useful to me). Unfortunately, the rest of FB is still useful for me, so again, I will just not use FB Messaging. Simple.

    That's all I was really commenting on. I'm tired of sites that try to make it hard to share links, especially when they already have designed themselves to make doing so ridiculously easy.

  24. Re:Facebook and Content Blocking on Facebook Messaging Blocks Links · · Score: 2, Funny

    Yep, pretty much sums it up. Perhaps I should have used smaller sentences.

  25. Re:Facebook and Content Blocking on Facebook Messaging Blocks Links · · Score: 2, Interesting

    No, Facebook isn't, but if they are providing a communications service, and I cannot use that service to link users to my content (legal or not), then it's a useless service.

    I only brought in the legality of my torrents (which are fully 100% legal to share and distribute, as I created the content and licensed it thusly) because I felt a need to clarify that I do share links to content that has been licensed for legal sharing that happens to be torrented. If FB is breaking or blocking links to legit torrent sites (again, Jamendo (though they only provide torrents as an after thought now), Clearbits, and Vodo all offer legitimate torrented content that is freely distributable by all to name just a few) as well as illegitimate ones (99% of Demonoid content, The Pirate Bay, etc.) then the FB messaging service is useless to me.

    Your other comment is laughable at best because you continue with whatever assumptions about what I was talking about that you present in the above replied-to comment that you made.