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  1. Re:Isn't SCO costing people a lot of money? on SGI's Letter to the Linux Community · · Score: 1

    to add to that note - it is possible that the engineers may have found other "not useful" pieces of code, or unnecessary pieces of code- - thus making their product stronger, possibly more robust. THis could be seen as a money saving, or even money making....
    (not that this actually happened)....

  2. aware... on Ransom Love, Caldera Co-Founder Interviewed · · Score: 1

    personally i wasnt aware that IBM had backed out on its deal with the IA64 and the OS to run on it....
    i'd be pissed too...

    probably not enough to sue for IP infringement, but maybe a flaming bag of shit on IBMs doorstep....

  3. Re:With the current cost of SPAM on Building Better Spam · · Score: 1

    fine tune what the spam says to better play on one's gullibility

    so, come early next year, i should have a medicine cabinet full of viagra, and a closet full of penis pumps? (disclaimer: i haven't been convinced as of yet why i require either.)

    or, do they play better on how to not get marked 13.5 - Spam , by Spam Assassin...

  4. Re:They could have saved a ton of money by.... on European Moon Mission Ready for Launch · · Score: 1

    What we need to do is a global survey of what the Moon is made of

    hmmmm....me thinks they are looking further than science here....exploration maybe? Will the European nations be the first to mine the moon?

  5. Re:Hot Damn. on Proxy Servers Lighten Up X · · Score: 2, Funny

    One simple answer: ssh.

    you've got that right...but how does one ssh to their phone?

  6. Re:Is it me? on The Matrix: Revolutions Theatrical Trailer · · Score: 1

    this movie actually made me think for a change!

    as opposed to usually 'not thinking'??

  7. Re:So does that make it right on TIA Project to End · · Score: 1

    It makes it silly to say "that's what Hitler did" as if somehow internal intelligence services were a unique feature of Nazism.

    its simply a reference point -- maybe it should have been written more like: "there are a lot of governments that spied on its people, on excellent example is Hitler, and we all know how that turned out."
    hell, simply remove Hitler, and replace with any dictator - Stalin, Kruschev, Pol Pot...whatever.
    ofcourse the latter is what your point is...and now i dont remember what mine is...

    *sigh*
    its friday

  8. Re:Regulations on House Votes to Launch Do-Not-Call List · · Score: 1

    selling us things we don't like but thats capiatalism you know.

    uh - there are 300 million Americans. 50 million, aka 1/6 of all Americans basically said 'Fsck You' to people peddling their products in their private space. good enough reason to have a law....and generally when you have that kind of turnout - it will be made law quicker than you can turnaround.

    and nobody gives a rats ass about the lost jobs- they are pointless jobs anyway. if no one had ever thought to do telemarketing, the jobs would never have been created in the first place.
    now they might have to find a real job - you know, like flippin burgers..

  9. Re:Riihiihiihiiiight!! on 30th Anniversary of the Microcomputer · · Score: 1

    Sure buddy, blame it on the computer

    i dont get it - he got it from playing tennis?

  10. Re:We have them now on Smartcards to Track London Commuters · · Score: 1

    I gave them my underwear

    too bad you weren't wearing your girlfriends underwear that day....

  11. Re:Smartcard jammers on Smartcards to Track London Commuters · · Score: 1

    not to mention the cancer you will be emitting to your balls everytime the jammer goes off....

  12. Re:this is great but... on Athlon 64 Debuts · · Score: 1

    uh - i use linux servers, and a lot of them. mainly dual xeons.

    but i look and look to see any benefit for IT people currently to move in that direction.

    3D animation, sure - but are there 64 bit apps for it? or still 32bit apps? understandibly, i wouldn't give a rats ass if my mail was checking at 32bit, but, why would i spend the money if my 'money' app was still 32 bit aswell? so, in reality, if nothing has changed in the app to maximize the new cpu, why upgrade?

    this is where i was coming from....

  13. this is great but... on Athlon 64 Debuts · · Score: 2, Interesting

    when will we see some serious APPS that utilize this technology?? why would joe user go buy one? to check their mail?

    although not intended to be a troll, its looking that way....
    if the OS, AND the Apps run 64bit - i'll buy one...till then, i'll stick with my original thunderbird, 1.4ghz.

  14. Re:Article: -1 troll on Intel Warns Asia Over Linux Plan · · Score: 1

    If one takes a potentially more efficient and cheaper RISC system, and uses it to run GNU/Linux,

    something just occured to me -
    ofcourse Linux is open standards - but what is stopping the Chinese from changing the source, not rereleasing it, then forcing out binaries to its public? (ie forcing everyone to use RedArmy Linux, or whatever its called...)

    what are the ramifications of this? and if this isnt possible, why not?

  15. Re:Leave the flags out of it on China Joins EU in Galileo Satellite Venture · · Score: 1

    Pathetic. iow, you are proposing those non-US countries do exactly what you are complaining the US (allegedly) did to those countries.

    i am proposing that the UN enlist CHina, so that they don't have to deal with US cuts to 'their' program. They will make the agenda, because they will be in control.

    In any case, what a novice. If the EU COULD stack the cards, they would have done so.

    they are, you jackass. that is why they are enlisting China.

    if the ISS is such a stranglehold over those nations, they can foot their own bill for their own station and modules

    they already do - the only reason why Nasa has the stranglehold is the transportation to the ISS. (because it OWNS russia - they cannot afford to pay, and ofcourse, the aging fleet of space shuttles).

    Personally, by the time the EU and China programs get in space in an economical and reliable fashion, I think the commercial and private space ventures will have slammed the door in their face, and this debate may very well be mute.

    You must have been living in cage for the last few years -- or atleast living 'anonymously'. the Chinese already have developed manned flight, and are well on their way to Mars.

    oh - and its MOOT. not mute. (a point is moot, if it ends up having no meaning)

  16. Re:MS is unknown for search... on Microsoft Works on Search Capabilities · · Score: 1

    that type their searches straight into the IE address bar

    fun thing is -- if you launch explorer and start typing in the address bar - if the browsers homepage is MSN - it goes directly into the MS search engine box...

    maybe this is how their numbers are so inflated??

  17. Re:Leave the flags out of it on China Joins EU in Galileo Satellite Venture · · Score: 1, Troll

    other nations have not gotten their modules finished or demanded cash from the US

    generally this is horseshit -- aside from Russia. Basically, the problem is NASA- - they want full control of everything, deciding WHO goes where, and why. This type of control has reduced the manned ISS from 5 units to 3, cutting out many Europeans and Japanese astronauts and scientists.

    So, if I were the EU - I'd stack the cards so shit like that didn't happen anymore. Atleast now, it will be done right, not simply done (because thats how it was dictated by the current administration/military because the money is better used on Bombing Iraq)...

  18. Re:Oh, great... on China Joins EU in Galileo Satellite Venture · · Score: 0, Troll

    BTW...anyone know what the state of our anti-sat weaponry capabilities are lately?

    they're built, but they don't work.

    ( i wish i knew a link for this...but, the Military in the US is having this problem -- paid millions of dollars for technology that doesnt work -- just to pad a bunch of higher ups pockets...)

  19. Re:X2 SCHMOO on Final Fantasy X-2 North American Preview · · Score: 1

    wait till they make the movie version...

  20. Re:Paper vs. Internet on Steal This Computer Book 3 · · Score: 1

    don't forget your new, never-ending supply of pr0n.

  21. Re:Use your real name on Half-Life 2 - A Linux User's Lament · · Score: 1

    both parental posts are correct -- the only game i play is Enemy Territory on Linux. And I WOULD GLADLY PAY MONEY* TO PLAY GAMES ON LINUX. I have given up all ties to the Windows world on my home PC.

    and if I had my way at work, I'd do the same.

    * this amount not to exceed 60$ Cdn.

  22. Re:Why those parents? on Take-Two Interactive and Sony Sued Over GTA · · Score: 1

    I would have expected the relatives of the victims to sue Take-Two, but the relatives of the killers?

    this makes perfect sense. the console wasn't doing its job babysitting the kids. therefore, the babysitting company HAS TO PAY.

  23. Re:Only exsclusive till 2004 on Take-Two Interactive and Sony Sued Over GTA · · Score: 1

    speaking of who's involved in this lawsuit -- I thought RockStar GAmes was the maker? Or did they just produce/own the rights?

    anyone know how this works??

  24. Re:Lindows of $$ .. hmm on Californians Can Get Free MS-Settlement PCs · · Score: 1

    mod this guy up -- even if it is AC -
    this post is bleeding irony.

  25. Re:Membership has its privileges on New Slashdot T-Shirts On Sale Now · · Score: 1

    Wait... that means I paid money for the privilege of being one of the first to pay more money. Go me.

    yeah, and you didn't even get First Post.