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  1. OSS developers do the research for you like /. on Update to The Magic Cauldron · · Score: 0

    C'mon. The only resources the hardware manufacturers lack is experienced employees. OSS developers talk to each other without the need for a cubicle pen.

  2. 1000 Rembrandts in an email bomb is still spam. on Canadian Judge Cites Netiquette in Anti-Spam Ruling · · Score: 1

    Think Murphy Brown's truckload of potatoes on Dan Quayle's lawn

  3. Fascist futurism. Live goes on shut up. Go FYS. on NASA Was Prepared to Silence Stranded Moon Astronauts · · Score: 0

    Maybe they wouldn't have hesitated. Maybe the astronauts would devise a two step plan. Maybe...
    who the fuck knows?

    I'm sick and tired of people pretending to care for other people when in fact it's only whining that your nice orderly existence and future is disturbed.

    The same people profiling geeks are the same fascists whining that they don't get to say my country is better than yours on account of some technological difficulty.


    40 year old juvenile marketroids have inherited the earth. God help us.

  4. Bull they would have said you cannot spam using db on NSI Modifies "whois" Agreement · · Score: 0

    AC moderate down for public stupidity.

  5. MS casts spell. You will switch when W2Kbug wins. on The Metcalfe-Peterely Fun Continues · · Score: 1

    Let's say it did. I'd still take my chances with the flamers over hot air journalism any day.

    Be courteous to our bright and afraid acolytes. Fuck the mainstream public. They're a bunch of whiny Fascists who can't have a good time without the latest UltraStrength Headache medicine.

    Heck, Put the local Boys/Girls Club on Linux. Harvest a couple of geniouses.

  6. Without us, they wouldn't exist.With us, obsolete. on GEEK Unions? · · Score: 1

    Geeks came up with the things most of them maintain.

    Teachers. Should be obsoleted by clones of the WOZ.

    Janitors. (don't use that PC crap around here) are sometimes writers getting minimum wage while they relax and think up characters and plots.

    Police. If people weren't so phobic gangs wouldn't dare exist. Gang members are as fragile as they come.

    Soldiers. Nato is too chicken to let a man die. Unmanned warfare is the future.

    Highway maintenance. Oh you mean 1Gbit data transfer.

    Farmers. Ok they're legit as long as they don't fuck up the produce.

    Truck drivers. Interesting bunch. I think they're sorta geeky (so what if they work on
    automobiles in their free time.)

    Telecom workers. Precisely who isn't at least a
    little technically gifted in this group.

    Food/drug testers. Nah just educate the farmers.

  7. 'e sed journalists ain't got no skills bro. on Linux Community vs. Linux Industry · · Score: 1

    Jus sayin'

  8. MASSADVERTISE! on GEEK Unions? · · Score: 1

    Tactical error. some geeks lack imagination.

    Say you have A L/BSDUG or even just a project.

    Post it on the net as usual. Then post it in your local newspaper.

    Irritate the newspapers with short blurbs about your success at the last meeting. Get other LUG's involved.

    Make sure that the Public can't hide from Geeks anymore.

  9. He left out slashdot. /. isn't in the revolution? on GEEK Unions? · · Score: 1

    what a dolt.

  10. FORCE Gov't to use the net in public. NO TV. on GEEK Unions? · · Score: 1

    First, a compulsory respeonse:
    Distros? Flame bait. I don't see politicians driving the same car do you?

    Now then,

    1. Slashdot TV - /.BBC or /.PBS
    Someone needs to come up with an organization as an excuse to GET AN MBONE connection.

    2. Join a distributed networking project

    3. Require all politicians to have an email address and an IRC server. Mud could be useful as well. Require them to have an IRC to email log and require them to accept pager summaries of the logs.

    4. Every politician needs to place the law they vote for into effect in their constituents' communities before it goes outside.

    5. DO NOT Buy V-CHIP enhanced products.

  11. Cable companies say PPV recording is legal. on Will Digital VCRs Change TV? · · Score: 1

    Nyah nyah.

  12. Marx said reason doesn't exist cuz men don't think on Australian Net Censorship · · Score: 1

    Careful, there. A little more of that apathy and you could be old Karl too.

  13. Linux would continue even if LT got hit by a bus. on Linux Community vs. Linux Industry · · Score: 1

    There are plenty of people developing who would fit the bill. Since Linus isn't a threat no one's mobilizing.

    A large-scale movement that succeeds in NOT eating itself...

    Cool.

  14. Hell I've done it with a hiliter. on Corel Sued For Software Patent Infringement · · Score: 1

    Take a a chicken scratch rough draft of a high school paper.

    Put it next to a second draft of chicken scratch.

    Use a hililiter to decide what needs to be revised.

    Case closed.

  15. Fly? when I can Point and click and teleport? on Browser news · · Score: 1

    It's illegal,wrong,or obscene to confuse work/play in Totalitaria (Oops this isn't the year 2999 is it?)

    Reading is like music. Print is not photography.
    Point and click equals transporter beam.

  16. Here's a conspiracy theory. on Australian Net Censorship · · Score: 1

    We have six months to develop a distributed hosting, posting, caching, viewing Internet.

    Guess what? 500+ people are working on it. Quite a few projects. at least 2 dozen

  17. Project need and wish list on slashboxes. on Net Users Taking Over the News · · Score: 1

    I still can't see Open journalism as even half as irresponsible as TV, and print.

    how about opening up the want and needs list or projectdot.org

  18. You mean I have to learn to walk again to surf! on Browser news · · Score: 1

    Betaware coming from some places is usually stable just not finished.

    VRML is cool on its own, but maybe I don't buy the flashmarketing because eventually it is still displayed on a 2D monitor.

    Here's a development. A client that implements distributed caching, posting, hosting, and viewing.

    say good-bye to DNS, NSI, registration, Echelon, blah and more blah. There are at least 2 dozen in development now.

    Some handle a copyright future some a copyleft future. They all work to gether quite well.

  19. Perhaps because GUI's should be time savers. on Caldera Graphic Installation Screenshots · · Score: 1

    They are not.

  20. How to confuse NETOMAT. on Browser news · · Score: 1

    I like articles that disagree with me. Is the damn thing going to spam me with everything on the net?

  21. Demonstration of /. journalism! STFU foo. on Net Users Taking Over the News · · Score: 1

    Journalism involves reorganizing information you find and also suplementing it hence:

    a previous comment

    MSNBCCNNNNBCABCCBSCNBCCBCBBC cannot compete.

  22. Give it a 3. on Net Users Taking Over the News · · Score: 0

    Seriously.

  23. Applets with source = education. on KDE & GNOME Cooperate · · Score: 1

    C'mon be a little less narrow minded.

  24. Journalists != journalism. /. carries journalism on Net Users Taking Over the News · · Score: 1

    Of-topic but Journalists are marketeers these days not muckrakers. /.ers do the muckraking. Do you really believe Harvard would have given the backups back w/o slashdot and hackernews making it public? Common it's a hundred times easier to kill a story by deleting the content then to drag it out by being reasonable.

    You forget Rob n Jeff are the clerks here. The posters do in fact research their information often using previous /. articles to back up their claims.

    I have seen second hand posters covering the WORKING LINK IS HERE END of things.

    This is an open field of information. /. is the name of the carrier not the poster of information.

  25. P&C = laundry by hand. Scripting = washing ma on Browser news · · Score: 1

    No new technology needed. New interest in LEARNING? Now there's a miracle.