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  1. Well... on CCTV - The Fifth Utility · · Score: 1

    If this has you so freakin' paranoid, MOVE SOMEWHERE ELSE! It's really that simple...

  2. Re:Why don't they just.. on A Different Kind Of Digital Divide · · Score: 1

    Wha? You mean they aren't already 100% sell out?

  3. Re:Some simple guidelines on WIPO Seeks Comment On Domain Name Process · · Score: 1

    I was referring more to the idea of using a domain such as afamousepersonsname.com, and hacing forward to youradfilledshittyportal.com For the record, I own the 3 domains, one of whice, tylereaves.com, I use exclusivlely as an e-mail address, and backups of some vital files. (Yes, they are backed up to CD-R too, but hey, I'm paranoid.

  4. Re:phooy on dmain names on WIPO Seeks Comment On Domain Name Process · · Score: 1

    Yes, but it only imcompasses at most .5% of the Internet, and that's being pretty fenerous imo. What if the size increased by a factor of 200. It'd be a bloody mess.

  5. Why don't they just.. on A Different Kind Of Digital Divide · · Score: 2

    ...run ads like every other channel? Bingo, no more funding problems, and no more annoying telethons. I realise that PBS is sorta a niche market, but then, so is, the History channel.

  6. Re:phooy on dmain names on WIPO Seeks Comment On Domain Name Process · · Score: 1

    And the ODP will last, what, 2, maybe 3 hours?
    Webmaster - CoasterCount.com

  7. Some simple guidelines on WIPO Seeks Comment On Domain Name Process · · Score: 2

    It seems to me that if someone registers a domain name, and then puts real content on it, they then have the right to that site. However, if they register a name, and forward it to a generic site, that is obviously abuse.
    Webmaster - CoasterCount.com

  8. But... on Fuel Cells For (Military) Portable Computing · · Score: 1

    what happens if a bullet hits it and, assuming this is a hydrogen fuel cell, which seems likely, you would have a nice little blast
    Webmaster - CoasterCount.com

  9. Yikes, Batman on When the WIPO Is On the Other Foot · · Score: 1

    Wow, now we know what WIPO really stands for! Walmart is poor, obviously....
    CoasterCount.com

  10. Open Source doesn't pay.... on The Economist's Open-Source Quintet · · Score: 1

    Just take a gander at Fucked company.com
    CoasterCount.com

  11. Houston... on Diamonds Are A Space Station's Best Friend · · Score: 1

    ... we have a problem It appears my aunt got pissed off at my gift, and has somehow cobbeled together a rocket. Roger... What is happening? She appears to be stealing the diamonds....over... CoasterCount.com

  12. No problems here..... on Iomega Settles Zip Drive Suit (With Rebates) · · Score: 1

    I had a ZIP drive in my laptop for almost a year, no problems..... I prefer CD-R's though... CoasterCount.com

  13. Re:Fast, Cheap, Reliable -- Pick Two on Northpoint Points South · · Score: 1

    ISDN, BAH! You can get basically the same speed with a 'shot gun' dual 56k, for a hell of a lot less money...

  14. In other news... on 3Com Drops Internet Appliances · · Score: 1

    ..it has been announced today that any device with a screen smaller than 6 inches does in fact suck beyond a shadow of a doubt.....

  15. When you've already thought of two impossible..... on Broadband From On High But Not In Orbit · · Score: 1

    I'm a pilot, don't have my license quite yet, but I have done a lot of flying. Problem #1 - This is very impractical. Metro areas have more air traffic than they can handle to begin with. Problem #2 - This is very expensive. For one thing, solar power as a means of powering manned aircraft has never been practical. Right now the one's that are available can lift MAYBE 300 pounds, and we're already talking large biz jet sizes. To carry 2 pilots and loads of telcom gear? Now you're talking probably at least a 200ft wingspan. Even using composites and the like out the ying yang, this bird is gonna be a real ostrich, that is very big and it won't fly real well. The main reason is that the only way to get power from solar energy with an airplane is with propellars. Even the most powerful prop plane in the world, the Russian TU-95 Bear, which has 8 17ft propellors, driven by almost 31,000HP, stuggles above 40,000ft. Okay, enough rambling, basically, if these guys even make a 1/4 scale flying model of one of these beasts, my hats off to 'em, but I'll still think they're looney.....

  16. Re:Licensing different south of the border? on Mexico City Adopting Linux; Software Rent Savings Go to Fight Poverty · · Score: 1

    Yes, agreed, good point.