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  1. Re:Defense? on Slashback: Banco, Warez, Fiction · · Score: 1
    None of these things explain how someone who was CLEARLY breaking the law is going to be able to get off the hook with an expensive lawyer, though.


    No-one is "CLEARLY breaking the law" until their "expensive lawyer" has failed...

  2. Re:Imagine the monsters that will come next on First Cloned Human Embryo · · Score: 1

    Ughhh, yeh...

    More ignorant supersticious luddites like you.

    Ick!

  3. Re:Ethical shopping on Still in DMCA Prison · · Score: 1
    "Ummm...okay. I'm sure the gov't will change its mind on this because you've chosen to not purchase Coke or whatever it was you've boughten. Seems like you're just harming yourself when there are better options available."

    Me not buying US products might make little difference, many non USians not buying does.

  4. Ethical shopping on Still in DMCA Prison · · Score: 1

    I will not be buying any US products while the DMCA remains in force.

  5. Copwright on Publishers vs. Libraries, round 2 · · Score: 1

    Copright was concieved as a defence against publishers:
    Publishers should loose all court cases automaticaly, only authers should be able to bring suit, and only on their own behalf... Only Intalects may own Intalectual property - it *is* that simple



    Execute corporations, not people.

  6. Re:its kinda too bad, but its the rules on The ssh vs. OpenSSH Trademark Battle, Next Round · · Score: 1
    I know several Johns; their individual Johnness in no way compromises the Johnness of any of the others.

    I also know two Alberts, this, however, is almost certainly a statistical anomaly...

  7. hmmmm... on The ssh vs. OpenSSH Trademark Battle, Next Round · · Score: 1
    very few people who type "vi" are running anything resembling the original implementation

    ...

  8. Re:Another reason to stick to the RFC on New E-Mail Vulnerability - Trust Your Neighbor? · · Score: 2
    I agree with the idea that, generally speaking, email should be plain text with formatting only existing in terms of the usual text formatting technqiues, such as newlines, *emphasis* and so on

    There are already mail clients (Gnus for one) which parse informal markup - _underlining_, *bold*, /italic/ - delimited sigs and URLs in plain text messages without any of the bandwidth or security implications.

    You can have your cake and eat it :)

  9. Re:SGI Motif is prettier than standard Motif on Indigo Magic Desktop, Now On Linux · · Score: 1
    Yes, but not much and 4Dwm is no more functional than MWM - no maximise height only...

    The really nice thing about IM is the zoomable vector icons and this don't have them :(

  10. Re:WRONG: Corporations Have NO *Right* to Make Mon on Copyrant · · Score: 1
    Hmmm, nice post...

    We could take the other view of corporations as moral persons and enforce their responsibilities as such.

    Do they have the death penalty in WA?

    :)

  11. Re:Formats and Formats on Sun May Buy StarDivision · · Score: 1

    "That kind of exclusionary collusion is illegal, because it amounts to forming a software cartel. And Microsoft would implement an import filter for the new format as quickly as it became public."

    you miss the point! MS could use it too; it would need to have import/export filters to avoid bad press, it would not sell upgrades to read its "improved" files, the Sun would shine...


    t

  12. Re:SGI listens to users on SGI open-sourcing XFS · · Score: 1

    ...
    > Now 4dwm would be nice too - that is really a
    > nice window manager.

    Except there seems to be no way to maximise height
    only - a column of text doesn't need full width...


    t

  13. They roll their own (SGI Servers?) on SGI Linux Servers Coming · · Score: 1

    >...hope that SGI too has second thoughts before MIPS vanishes.

    one good thing about the Merced delays is that SGI have extended their MIPS roadmap :)

    Linux/MIPS porting for older SGIs is not exactly flying along tho' :(


    t

  14. Lack of information? on Japan eyes Linux · · Score: 1

    you *can* get NT for Alpha but that's it...

    x86 dominates due to it being what DOS/doze runs on - cheapness through volume - not because it is architecturally superior (or even good)

    Linux's excellent cross platform portability means that there is no tie to a single family of chips :)

    Alpha, ARM and MIPS can already compete with x86 on price, this is a GOOD THING[tm]

  15. Linux on these machines on Emachines give $26 refund for Windows Return · · Score: 1

    I run 2.0.36 quite happilly on a Cyrix PR166+

    'bout 20-30% faster than a P100

    t