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  1. Re:wheres the outrage? on Anti-Piracy Bureau of Sweden Planted Evidence · · Score: 1

    So the next time I get busted for warez I'll claim to be a secret government hitman who can't reveal his sources

  2. Re:Duplicate, you moron editors on CSS Support IE 7.0's Weakest Link · · Score: 2, Insightful

    so what you're saying is slashdot editors don't read slashdot. Hell, I rarely post but I do take a glance at slashdot once a day and I can spot dupes.

  3. Re:which part of ANTI-trust is unclear? on Microsoft Fails to Comply With EU Requirements · · Score: 1

    what part of the windows API is closed again? Oh wait.. the UNPUBLISHED ONE. The one you aren't supposed to used because they may not work on a newer operating system. These companies they hack kernel32.dll and call unpublished routines then they wonder why it doesn't work on a newer operating system

  4. Re:RTFA on Is Your OS Tough Enough? · · Score: 2, Interesting

    which big hosting providers would that be? Are they unable to lock down their own pcs? If you're a hosting provider, you lock yourself out of IIS for one of two reasons. Price too high or your customers don't need it. There are many solutions that need IIS to run on, and from what I've seen, the hosting prices for windows web solutions (iis,asp.net,asp,sql server etc) are much high sometimes even double the price of the unix equivalents

  5. Re:5 Bucks??? on Microsoft Will Pay If Its Bugs Damage Your Data · · Score: 1

    a low price for something you got for free. It's a free world man, if you don't like their tools don't use em

  6. Re:breaking the monopoly on certs on Free SSL Certificate Project · · Score: 2, Insightful

    yes but unless your clients install their root certs they will still get the pop cert warning. Installing their root cert as trusted also compromises you since you have no idea what kind of unscrupulos people they are giving certs to. The trust is not in the certificate, but who is signing the certificate. If I trust verisign, then I trust anyone verisign trusts. Do you trust anyone startcom.org trusts?

  7. It's about trust on Free SSL Certificate Project · · Score: 3, Informative

    Anyone can make a certificate, hell you can make one yourself. The whole point of a issuing certificates is about delegating trust. Verisign, Thawte, etc are trusted. Some company that gives it out for free without any sort of checking is not.

  8. Re:what are you talking about? on European Parliament Rejects Software Patents · · Score: 1

    A small company can seek and win damages in the hundreds of millions if their invention is stolen. Your way leaves them with no legal recourse if that happens. It's like you are saying, rape victims don't want to testify so lets not make rape illegal. Victims who want to testify still have the legal option available to them, just like small companies that have the money should have the option.

  9. what are you talking about? on European Parliament Rejects Software Patents · · Score: 1

    is my idea not my property? Banning software patents cuts both ways. It erases any built up patents large companies have amassed but it also strips any independent or small developer from the protection he needs when he implements his idea or algorithm.

  10. The stupid tab debate on IE7 Announced for Longhorn and WinXP · · Score: 2, Informative

    any one who has programmed on windows know you can put anything in tabs, dialog boxes or propertysheets, hell there was even a tab common control long before tabbed browsing became even popular. No one invented it, tabs were there and were used that is all. This would fit into another one of those stupid software patents the patent office keeps giving out like candy.

  11. flame me all you want on Inside Windows XP Reduced Media Edition · · Score: 1

    but you people are stupid. You are so stupid you want the government to decide what gets installed on your own damn computer

  12. Bullspit on Fans Attempting to Pay for Enterprise · · Score: 1

    I watched all of TNG, DS9 and All over Voyager, yes Voyager 7 full seasons and never only watched a handful of ST:E episodes. If a show sucks then it sucks, nothing to do with bittorrent. However the only reason I watched a handful of ST:E was because I cancelled my cable, yet I never bothered to download even one ST:E episode because of lack of interest.

  13. Somewhere along the line.. on UPN Officially Cancels 'Star Trek: Enterprise' · · Score: 5, Insightful

    I'm not sure what happened but startrek is not drama, it is sci-fi. Somehow this got lost during the brainstorming of enterprise. I'll watch an hour of the borg, even the crappy ones in voyager but I won't last 15mins into the episode on who T-Pol sleeps with next.

    More sci-fi, less drama. More psychobabbling nonsense about spacetime continuums and prime directives, that is what will get the fans back.

  14. pfft, the fruit has a better brand on Apple, Google World's Top Brands · · Score: 1

    I bet more people know of apple the fruit than apple the company

  15. This far on Just How Paranoid Are You? · · Score: 4, Interesting

    I lock the door to my house when I leave home

  16. graphic artist eh on One Last Campout for Star Wars Fans · · Score: 3, Funny

    I think he is unemployed

  17. Re:GIANT on Two Reviews of Microsoft AntiSpyware · · Score: 1

    if it was how come nobody heard of it until now. Everyone knows adaware, everyone knows spybot, no one heard of GIANT until ms bought them. Besides who cares, GAINT got their money, microsoft got the product. It is microsoft's now no matter how you slice it

  18. Re:yep it really works on MS AntiSpyware vs Ad-Aware vs. SpyBot · · Score: 1

    I did but all the antispyware told me was it was doing something suspicious. Since I knew I installed it and it was from asus I just ignored the warning. It was just a warning

  19. Re:Twice as much on MS AntiSpyware vs Ad-Aware vs. SpyBot · · Score: 1

    lol antivirus companies have been deleting serv-u installations for years. Yes deleting without even asking. All the ms app does it tell you it is a possible trojan.

  20. Cry me a river on MS AntiSpyware vs Ad-Aware vs. SpyBot · · Score: 1, Insightful

    MS leaves fixes to 3rd party. WAAAA!! why doesn't ms fix their own shit

    MS releases patches to fix their product. WAAA!!! this patch broke my already broken system.

    MS release tools to detect and fix malicious apps that ruin their product. WAAAA!! a lot of spam companies will go out of business

    damned if you do, damned if you don't

  21. yep it really works on MS AntiSpyware vs Ad-Aware vs. SpyBot · · Score: 1

    I always thought my pc was well protected, mcafee antivirus, router, no porn sites (I'm a developer so it takes a lot to fool me) and yet ms antispyware found a file that contained a trojan on one of my drives. Last night when I was about to shut own my computer it gave a warning about the asus probe utility using "fishy" methods to ensure it run on startup

  22. do the proclamation in 2008 then on IDC Proclaims Linux Is Now Mainstream · · Score: 2, Insightful

    someone shoud tell these guys mainstream is not how much money you make...

  23. Decrees are generally bad things on Venezuela Moves Further Toward Open Source · · Score: 1

    Saddam used to issue decrees all the time. In democratic societies nobody tries to shove shit down your throat by issuing decrees. If open source is better than let it win on its own merit

  24. Re:And what has brazil contributed to the world? on India Quietly Introduces Software Patents · · Score: 1

    yep. absolutely nothing.

  25. And what has brazil contributed to the world? on India Quietly Introduces Software Patents · · Score: 0, Flamebait

    absolutely nothing