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  1. The problem is.. on Google Letting Users Rank Search Results · · Score: 2, Interesting

    an IP address doesn't neccessarily equate to a person. Companies can have thousands of IPs and google can't tell if its just one entity or 3000. I would predict that if this goes into effect the gator advertising thing thats bundled with just about any free download these days will be modified to rank up pages of those who pay them the most.

  2. Thats a given.. but how about if.. on McAfee Will Ignore FBI Spyware · · Score: 1

    What if you simply send out the actual FBI trojan to tons of people?

  3. Fucking Great on McAfee Will Ignore FBI Spyware · · Score: 5, Insightful

    Now anyone can craft their virii to look like the FBI's brood and avoid detection alltogether.

    Fabulous, I hope everyone feels safer already.

  4. I own one on What Do You Think of ASUS Laptops? · · Score: 5, Insightful

    the Asus is a quality product, I can say that much. But the fingerprint security system you speak of just provides a false sense of security, anyone can just take your HD outta the box and plug it in elsewhere.

  5. Wow on RIAA, Music Unions Agree On Payments For Digital Play · · Score: 2, Insightful

    why would they need permission? At least they haven't made it illegal to break teh encryption. I never had a problem with the DVD folks using CSS, it was just the "cracking it is illegal" part that bugged me

  6. First post? on Intel's New Compiler Boosts Transmeta's Crusoe · · Score: -1, Troll

    No, I didn't think so! ThErE was a pants in my toast!

  7. please back up your statements with links.. on McNealy Calls for National ID Card Too · · Score: 1

    I'd love to not list my SSN on my SAT but I don't think "FrostyWheaton told me so" is gonna be a valid excuse. Do you have any links to back up what you say?

  8. I think you proved his point on In Search of the Best Programmable Universal Remote? · · Score: 1

    care to argue?

  9. Correct me if I'm wrong but.. on Microsoft Du Jour - Talks, Upgrades, Salaries · · Score: 1

    I believe there is an even more restrictive reader already for the mac, created by Adobe(think dmitry)

  10. Re:What? on NIST Wants An Electronic Kilogram · · Score: 1

    It has changed from the wavelength of light emmited by krpyton to the length of the path travelled by light in a vacuum during a time interval of 1/299792458 of a second. This happened almost 20 years ago ('84).

  11. This is a sad day on AMD To Hide MHz Rating From Consumers · · Score: 1

    While I agree Mhz isn't everything in a processor amd is still using these model numbers to be in line with Intel mhz, very confusing for customers.

  12. Re:99.99999%? That's great... on Booting A PIII System In .8 Seconds · · Score: 1

    You are indeed correct, you probaly read about it in The Hacker Crack Down.

  13. well dumbass.. on Stem Cell Problems Slow Research · · Score: 0, Offtopic

    he posted at an AC so his score starts at zero. read the faq

  14. At least abortion is still legal. on Stem Cell Problems Slow Research · · Score: 1

    I'm upset that we can't destroy embryos but at least abortion is still legal.

  15. Re:Zelda on The New Zelda · · Score: 1

    Nice logic there hotshot. You say that mario kart for n64 was extremely innovative even though it is basically the same thing as the snes version (except it can use 4 controllers! wow innovation
    ! If 20 people could play in a new mario kart for the GC time would you conclude that it is 5 times more innovative as the N64 version? You also claim it is innovative because the N64 version has depth. Apparently you don't understand what depth should mean in this sense. If depth is going to make a game innovative it is NOT going to be in a 3d sense(wow you can drive your "kart" under a bridge) but rather in a game experience sense.
    Lets now move away from mario kart and onto starfox. Play the first level of the snes version of starfox, then play the first level of the n64 version. VERY LITTLE CHANGE!!!(pardon my japanese) The only addition is multiplayer and the 2 levels included are small and certainly not interactive or anything innovative. Multi basically consists of playing paper sissors rock: is your opponent going to do a flip or a half flip 180? Opps you guessed wrong: BOMB!(pardon my japanese).

  16. Hate to bite but.. on Lineo Pays To License Real-Time Linux Capability · · Score: 1

    They are all posted by anonymous cowards therefore they start with a score of zero. Please read the faq. None of them have been modded down, they just haven't been modded UP.

  17. The reason why anyone would want this.. on Interested In A US Linux For PS2? · · Score: 3

    is obviously to run MAME, snes9x, etc. with PS2 controllers. You would have some real bragging rights to have all the old arcade games ever made, all the nes games, all the snes games, etc. etc. etc. all on your ps2.

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  18. Terrible example on Roxio Countersues Gracenote · · Score: 2

    "Why should CDDB be any different?" The problem is it IS different. CC# companies don't claim to OWN your personal information, they just have it. CDDB was trying to sue Roxio for using an alternative. Trust me, if you use an alternate database of email addresses in order to spam someone, the people who own a large database are not going to sue you just because a few of the email addresses you ended up using appear in their database.

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  19. No. on The Worst That Can Happen, And Something Better · · Score: 1

    Damn Gena.

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  20. Re:Threaten to.. on When Aviaks Attack · · Score: 1

    HAHA yes pk him.. this is everquest we are talking about here, conflict is against the, no joke, "play nice policy". If you are rude to the man, if you argue with him, if you even look at him funny you will be banned no questions asked.

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  21. You contradicted yourself there pal.. on Kernel Benchmarks · · Score: 1

    "What I wish is that hardware manufacturers would just use one standard interface"

    "and Windows wouldn't be the only option for those with exotic hardware"

    Uhh I don't think there would be any exotic hardware if they all followed rigid standards.

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  22. Re:This is bad? on Technology vs. Cheating at the University of Virginia · · Score: 1

    Your subject is "This is bad?" WHERE THE FUCK IN THE POST DID ANYONE SAY IT WAS A BAD THING? Sorry but that really pisses me off that you assume that because the post said "now a large chunk of the class is facing possible expulsion for plagiarism" it means they are wrongly accused. If anything this news post was commending the professor.

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  23. Actually YOU didn't read the website. on Color Photography with B&W Film · · Score: 1

    He used 3 projectors to display his photos in color. The digicromatography is simply what they did to recreate the effect.

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  24. Thanks for the info! on Denmark Poised to Legalize Music Sharing · · Score: 1

    What an informative post! Thanks for backing up everythign you said with a textual description of what this tax is called etc, and thanks for providing links to information about this tax. I am so glad you didn't just say "WOW WE HAVE THIS TAX TOO THOUGH NO ONE KNOWS ABOUT IT BUT ME AND I WON'T TELL YOU THE NAME OF IT!!!11"

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  25. You are missing the real stupidity on On the Subject of Ximian and Eazel · · Score: 2

    You are missing the real stupidity of Cmdr Taco's quote:

    I tend to think that some points are over beaten (lack of binaries for example. So what? Anyone can compile and distribute their own).

    The only thing the article talked about as far as lack of binaries was that the latest source was not released UNTIL the binaries also are, meaning you can't get up to date CVS code, basically the way that they release their product is less "open" new features can't be played with(in code) until they are officially released.

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