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  1. Re:Bad analogy on More Mayhem From MSFT's Mundie · · Score: 1


    If you need to ask that question you are a fscking idiot or a blind marxist.

    Curmudgeon

  2. Re:Eh? OpebBSD is *easy* on Captain Crunch's New Boxes, Part II · · Score: 1

    On a layer 2 bridge firewall dickhead ? How are you going to ssh into something with NO IP address precisely ?

    Curmudgeon

  3. Re:Smoothwall on Captain Crunch's New Boxes, Part II · · Score: 1

    Thus speaks an idiot who has only ever firewalled off a modem connection.

    Curmudgeon.

  4. Re:What's so great about 64 bit? on It's (Almost) Hammer Time · · Score: 1

    "Windows ZZ " will be the Tops.

    When you click on the Install button, the cd drawer opens to reveal a mystical shiny keyring, & 3 blonde babes step out of the 1933 3 window Red coupe it came in and shag the living daylights out of you.

    12 hours later 3 dudes with beards and dusty clothing appear on the scene to spirit them away to another lucky installer.

    You'll never feel like using Windows ZZ again, because your Legs are tired after Giving it All Your Loving.

    You were a Sharp Dressed Man, but after after all the rolling around the Rio Grande Mud, you'll now have to hitch a lift into La Grange, wearing those Cheap Sunglasses and buy a new Silk Shirt, Black Tie.......

    Curmudgeon.

  5. Re:cf: IA64 on It's (Almost) Hammer Time · · Score: 1

    Who modded this gobshite as 'interesting' ? Its a fscking lame arse troll.

    Curmudgeon

  6. Re:I wept silently to myself, when I read this. on Running AmigaOS on a PC (The Proper Way) · · Score: 1

    Massive Data Throughput : Bollocks!
    Compared to what ? A floppy disk ?

    Near Realtime Performance : Double Bollocks!
    Compared to What ? A pocket calculator ?

    'Near Realtime' is an oxymoron. Either the OS is 'realtime' or its not. There is no such thing fanboy as 'near' realtime.

    That so called IPC 'feature' you lovingly refer to also crashed the OS hard when any errant process decides to take a detour round the memory map of what is an unprotected OS. Passing the address of a data structure in some other process space & then inadvertantly changing it when you are not supposed to is not a good idea.

    You aren't that fscking section 8 called Steve Giovenella by any chance ?

    Curmudgeon

  7. Slashdot posters just go from bad to worse..... on Do You Pay for Your Shareware? · · Score: 3, Insightful
    Having witnessed at first hand the increasingly steep decline of what used be an intelligent & uplifting forum.
    I am reminded of a quote by the philosopher Ian Kilmister.

    Hypocrisy made paramount, Paranoia the law.
    Legions of the morally bankrupt who can rationalise the theft of someone elses work through such self indulgent mendacity as
    "Well it cost them nothing for me to download it from their website"
    or
    "I bet it cost them $1 to make, how dare they charge $10, I'll pirate it "
    or
    "Legally its not theft, its breach of copyright...."
    As if that makes it alrighty then.
    For a community is so vocal when it comes to screaming from the rooftops about breaches of the alleged rights contained with the GPL. Common decency & any notion of self respect would mandate that you defend the rights of others also, by paying for what you use.
    Dont Pay For It, Dont fscking use it !
    Here ends todays lesson in personal ethics 101.

    Curmudgeon
  8. Re:Only 20 tons? on Space Elevator May Become Reality · · Score: 1

    Interesting concept.

    Convict propelled alive off the top into space with enough momentum to take soon to be carcass away from the elevator. Clean burn up on re-entry. Reduced need for autopsy or burial. Relatives can witness the execution from the ground as the human meteorite lights the night sky up.
    No need for expensive prison staff training to a basic paramedic level in order to operate the Leuchter Jab-O-Matic 9000.

    Some definite advantages there. I believe NASA in Houston are starting work on a multi $Bn development program on a prototype as we speak....

    Curmudgeon

    Just in case some dumb gobshite takes what I said above at face value, I would recommend visiting http://www.webster.com/ and checking the meaning of the word "irony".

  9. Re:If "Indymedia" is providing 'solidarity'.... on Raisethefist.com Raided · · Score: 1
    Like all members of the sectarian tribes on the lift, you are fantastic at oft repeating the slogans denigrating whatever the target of todays "two minute hate" is, not particularly original though & rather short on real world answers when subject even to cursory analysis.

    Don't think for yourself.

    If you took the mote out of your own eye my friend, you could could have the potential to be a lot more than the petty bourgeois guilt ridden member of the upper middle classes you now appear to be.

    Anti Globalism : New empathic caring wrapper, same old socialist heart beating within.
    Ironic really considering its brought to you by descendents of the same folks who tried very hard for 70 odd years to establish a global dicatatorship of the proletariat without having the common courtesy of asking the proles in the first place.

    Of course if Marx, Engels or some other left of centre $DEITY, defined 'globalisation' as being a imperative in the struggle 'liberating' the workers of the world, one would see the self same idiots out throwing cobblestones complaining about the vast global conspiracy delaying its implementation.

    Curmudgeon

  10. If "Indymedia" is providing 'solidarity'.... on Raisethefist.com Raided · · Score: 1

    One can be 100% sure that the spoilt middle class guilt ridden fsck deserves ALL the law enforcement attention he is currently recieving.

    There are just a tad too many dead Zeks & Kulaks round the world to give so called 'anarchists' like this pissant the chance to kill some more.

    The only good extremist on either end of the political spectrum is a very dead one.

    Curmudgeon

  11. Re:My small review on Lindows Reviewed · · Score: 1

    Oh lordy what a faux naive Fscking Idiot tweenager. Come back with all those assertions when you have done a days work in the real world.

    Hint: Most organisations do not give you a choice w.r.t what application software you run on their owned and managed systems.

    "Except for the calendar and groupware"

    Oh yeah, no problems there then. Sorry I missed this meeting......

    Curmudgeon.

  12. Re:Think again on Review: Black Hawk Down · · Score: 1

    What 'comrade' modded this little lie through omission up as a +5 Insightful pray tell?

    The time to 'purge' the hard left 'entryism' of /. is long overdue.

    Curmudgeon

  13. Re:Blackhawk Down = Bullshit on Review: Black Hawk Down · · Score: 1

    Anyone who rolls out Chomsky to justify their ultra left lies is clearly an arts undergrad in full possesesion of zero clue.

    I've news for your comfortable middle class guilt filled politically correct existance, no one gives a flying f*ck what you think. All the drivel you imbibe at the Bi-Weekly SWP cadre meetings is pure hate driven sectarian fantasy that will thank Christ, never ever come to fruition.

    Like the vast Majority of so called 'radical' arts students, some day you will wake up in the real world.

    Read this to understand what happens when a socialist with a hell of a lot more integrity than you will ever likely possess, finally grows up and sees beyond the hypocrisy

    Road to Damascus

    Funny how everything Orwell said 60 odd years ago, applies in spades today.


    Curmudgeon

  14. Re:Other vendors that come close? on Is Hyperchip Hype? · · Score: 1

    Charlotte's Web Networks

    With that FQDN, thank the Lord no one has renamed the company Charlotte's Uniform Networks.

    Curmudgeon

  15. Re:Splintering on Debian NetBSD · · Score: 1

    Here we ago, yet another RMS groupie. Go read the damn thing before spouting such nonsense in future.

    curmudgeon

  16. Re:Mirror of wonderful post on Debian NetBSD · · Score: 1

    Excellent mod this AC up, post of the week.

    Sir, please take a bow. I dont think I could have put it anywhere near as succintly.

    For the average Open Sores Zealot, "there are none so blind as those who will not see. "

    Curmudgeon

  17. Re:GNU OS on Debian NetBSD · · Score: 1

    So tell me this now. Does that theory apply to a NT box running Cygwin for example ? Or a VMS System running gnu userland packages ?

    Or are you just A.N Other RMS groupie with zero insight. Queueing like all your GNU wannabes, not an original thought among you, waiting for the honour to fellate the guy, whose take on how the world should be, is hypocritically self indulgent.

    Free Software is only free if your time is worth nothing. Its a pity the GNU Socialist whose whole working life whas been funded either out of the public purse or the largesse of others deliberately fails to see that.

    Curmudgeon

  18. Re:I disagree -- I have a RIGHT to pirate on Adobe Considers Withdrawing from Asian Markets · · Score: 1

    Remind me arsehole to go round your manor and TAKE your PC and CHOP your NUTS off. Because I feel I have the RIGHT to stop self indulgent tealeafs from polluting the GENE pool.

    Curmudgeon.

  19. Re:Go for it on Adobe Considers Withdrawing from Asian Markets · · Score: 1

    When pirated copies of XENIX were running every bank in China

    That just might explain why the licensing in SCO Unix was such a RFPITA.

    Curmudgeon

  20. Re:VPN on Slashback: SmoothWall, Gopher, Be · · Score: 1

    http://www.linksys.com/press/press.asp?prid=60&cye ar=2001

    The RRP is $179, but on the high street as we all know it's likely to be rather less than that.

    Personally I would be less than keen on allowing an end user to tunnel into a corportate network using something that implicitly splits the tunnel by default & gives the vpn server end no control over that.

    Curmudgeon

  21. Re:smoothwall--readable files on Slashback: SmoothWall, Gopher, Be · · Score: 1

    Mod this UP NOW! One of the most sensible and coherent on the topic to date.

    Curmudgeon

  22. Re:I don't agree on Slashback: SmoothWall, Gopher, Be · · Score: 1

    Seems like all his fanboys are out in force on /. tonight.

    Curmudgeon

  23. Re:God grow some skin on Slashback: SmoothWall, Gopher, Be · · Score: 1

    LOL, Now we all know who that is now dont we. Would these be the same 'experts' who had their arses handed to them on certain uk.* linux newsgroups by any chance ?

    Curmudgeon

  24. Re:SmoothWall on Slashback: SmoothWall, Gopher, Be · · Score: 1

    > Dusty is a QUALIFIED MEMBER OF UK MILITARY
    > INTELLIGENCE

    Which if true, and the individual referred to is an honest to goodness UK military spook, that little nugget is going to get someones arse severely kicked.

    IIRC last time I looked, To work for UK spooks, civil or military, after passing all the positive vetting procedures & signing the Official Secrets Act. The signer is prohibited by law for discussing it with anyone for the rest of ones natural life. Penalties for breech are severe and HMG takes it very seriously.

    So obviously someone on "active service" as a military spook so to speak, is not likely to be opening their trap blabbing about what they do/dont do.

    Now I cant say I know what a "Qualified Member" is. If OTOH "Dusty" is just a civvy with Security Clearance. Well big f*cking deal. HMG even hands those out to us shifty Irish types if they have use for the individuals skills in question.

    And the answer to the next question is "No".

    Curmudgeon.

  25. Re:Cut 'em off on Bandwidth Demand at American Universities · · Score: 1

    If your site security policy is that lax, that not my problem mate.

    You dont tunnel IPSEC through anything unless its explicitly allowed (specifically bidirectional 500/udp, AH, ESP, and a single or range of UDP ports if its UDP encapsulated IPSEC to work with Source NAT) in the firewall security policy. Or is that concept too complex for you ?

    Asserting you can just weasel a tunnel through to the outside without the firewall noticing is nonsense.

    Curmudgeon