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  1. Re:At the risk of nitpicking on Microsoft Accused of Squandering Billions On R&D · · Score: 1

    Depends on costs my friend. Apple did that much at ten times less investment on R&D.

  2. I guess you "investors" on Microsoft Accused of Squandering Billions On R&D · · Score: 0, Troll

    Shoulve been on slashdot a while ago....

    You see, we already knew they were taking you for a ride. Ah, but no, out you were believing the all-american microsoft of innovation (Microsoft has NEVER been an innovator.... EVER.... EEEEVEEEEERRRRR).

    So, you get what you deserve.

  3. Re:Hi on Bruce Perens On Combining GPL and Proprietary Software · · Score: 1

    ... and regret it every minute of our lives...

    There, fixed it for ya.

  4. I dont get this on Is Apple's Multi-Touch Patent Valid? · · Score: 1

    I only skimmed through the text of the patent. Now, what I dont get is how can they claim infringement if the patent includes a speciffic set of heuristics, without proving that webOSs (this sounds so funny in spanish: means eggs) is using precisely those?

  5. Re:Crazy Talk on Why Windows Must (and Will) Go Open Source · · Score: 1

    Thats just the thing. Here in foss land, we ONLY do enterprise editions not ladden with EULAs and CALs.

    Its just plain better.

  6. Re:Mono just miss one thing on The Case For Supporting and Using Mono · · Score: 1

    Look, it works fine.

    But the fact of the matter is that available apis to .NET, even the full fledged thing from microsoft, is AGES away from giving you the flexibility of the open source platform as embeded by most linux distributors.

    Throw j2ee on top of that and .NET seems ages, ages, ages away from anything similar in flexibility and cross-compatibility and much mroe now that we have a trully open certified jdk.

    I hate java as much as any good c developer, but the thing is old, rich and its now GPL.

  7. Re:Crazy Talk on Why Windows Must (and Will) Go Open Source · · Score: 1

    Its still much more expensive than the alternative. You get databases, cluster and virtualization in one 2,500 suscription from redhat that includes a 1 hour SLA for a year. No need to pay per user. Anything. Ever.

  8. Re:uberkool on Best Approach To Keeping a Virtual World Protocol Free to All? · · Score: 1

    Talk to the Open Invention Network or that thingie IBM et al did exactly for this: dont go closing your patent! Free it for ALL!

  9. Re:Memento Mori on Bill Gates Unleashes Swarm of Mosquitoes · · Score: 1

    Thing is, when bill gates is the guy doing it, i dont know, i just dont buy it.

  10. Re:Ruby is *much* lighter! on Largest Prehistoric Snake On Record Discovered In Colombia · · Score: 1

    Yeah... they make great coffee and a really boring devel environment.

  11. uberkool on Best Approach To Keeping a Virtual World Protocol Free to All? · · Score: 1

    Sounds REALLY COOL (but then, im one of those that actually read the book). Id say with the current environment on software patents, it would be critical to your goals to aquire the patent so that no trolls could come and attempt to bite us in the ass in the future as has happened to some media formats (and to our collective arses).

    So go, go, go do the patent thingie to appease the trolls. Yes, they may be in the way of the dodo, but we will never know until they are gone and this are some fiesty and angry troll-dodos with wads of cash to buy senators and presidents....

  12. Complain to management on Software Piracy At the Beijing Branch Office? · · Score: 1

    And do a budget for "legalizing".... you will see how the general manager thinks about "his" software.

  13. Re:Before you start screaming about this. on Torvalds Rejects One-Size-Fits-All Linux · · Score: 1

    We call it debian.

  14. Re:Your Reqs Are Too Specific, Try R or Octave on Open Source Software For Experimental Physics? · · Score: 1

    There you go!

    That is a well thought out critique. Have a really nice browsing experience with chrome.

    I aint gonna try it till it does linux though, and well, i want my browsers open source.

  15. Re:Your Reqs Are Too Specific, Try R or Octave on Open Source Software For Experimental Physics? · · Score: 1

    Id like to thank the academy first, then my manager, then the community that made all of this possible.

    Of course, thank you too Neko: your intelligent remarks really keep all of us on our toes.

    Having said that, id like to say that a member of the Linux community would have no need to post as an AC to make a general and completely baseless attack on firefox (especially firefox, which kicks most other browsers in the nuts for most users) if he wasnt:
    a) Trolling
    b) A Microsoft Shill
    c) All of the above (astroturfing for microsoft)

    I actually can even agree with him (or you), on the state of oo.o or ff, but really: either everything else (in browsers and office suites) thats out there fits the general and unfair description he just made, or he is just trolling and/or astroturfing.

    Is that so hard to understand?

    Mhm... ah, its only my obnubilating hatred what makes me write this. I understand.

  16. Re:Your Reqs Are Too Specific, Try R or Octave on Open Source Software For Experimental Physics? · · Score: -1, Offtopic

    I love new Microsoft astroturfing.

    Its like watching a five year old attempting to debate the existance of santa and the inexistance of a need to go to school.

    Kudos, MIcrosoft: too little, too late.

  17. Sure, the best programmers in mother russia... on Comrade, You Are So Not Getting a Dell · · Score: 1

    Work for the fucking RBN!

    They are good, they just are in the service of the mob.

    Great, Mr Vladimir!

  18. Actually on If Windows 7 Fails, Citrix (Not Linux) Wins · · Score: 2, Insightful

    He makes a great point. However, i wouldnt diss linux in that play. Its not stoping either, citrix is not exactly cheap and XP will still be for pay/per head.

    This are good times for linux anyhow.

  19. Re:Why? on Family Dog Cloned, Thanks To Dolly Patents · · Score: 5, Insightful

    Yes yes, this is precisely the point.

    A dog is a guy, one loves them. True. But they are an experience that changes your life.

    What you want to do if you loose a great companion dog is grieve... and then, when youre ready, go and have a new adventure with a new dog! Why the exact same genome?

    The genome means nothing to human emotions. Nothing at all. We can adopt and love our children as our own. We can love people that are not in our family and will never be.

    The genome is only a code that generaly states how the hell the thingie will look, what diseases it inherits, what inheritable strenghts can it inherit. But its not, at all, the same individual (it really CANT be the same individual, you see? Not in this universe. To quote Dr. House "ive complained, but there you have it").

  20. Re:Bad Logic on Less Is Moore · · Score: 2, Informative

    ooo 3 reads them perfectly as far as ive seen.

  21. Re:Rational on Marijuana Could Prevent Alzheimer's, New Study · · Score: 1

    Get over it. You have no power nor you should have over what your neighbor wants to do with HIS life.

    Even where mariguana is legal, most people DO NOT abuse it. Not in spain, not in holand.

  22. Re:Rational on Marijuana Could Prevent Alzheimer's, New Study · · Score: 1

    Salvia is not for newbies my friend. That is one rough trip

  23. Re:The reality... on Windows 7 To Come In Multiple Versions · · Score: 1

    pfft

    Sayz who?

    Ive tons of clients running all the office in linux!

  24. Re:The reality... on Windows 7 To Come In Multiple Versions · · Score: 1

    The answer to all those questions is.... LINUX.

    And thats that. Pretty simple, huh?

  25. Re:The three types on A.I. and Robotics Take Another Wobbly Step Forward · · Score: 1

    "THEY" dont want you to know.

    Now you may disapear and be sucked into the net. Perhaps youll be turned into a piece of google, a blob at slashdot.

    Thinking straight is never a good idea. Expressing good ideas nowdays, is suicidal.