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  1. Re:unixclan@gmail.com on Alternatives To SF.net's CompileFarm? · · Score: 0

    This malicious post should not be modded down but DELETED.
    Bots do not care if the poster was a troll.

  2. Re:How would you fix the patent system? on Congress Tackles Patent Reform · · Score: 0

    You hit the nail.

    Abolish it for big corporations (BC) They need no protection for their new ideas, they have the means to build it market it and sell it before the rest. They will get a de facto monopoly for a few years.

    Only the small need the protection of this unnatural monopolies.

    There are still other corners to polish, but this lone messure will reduce 'the sand in the gears' to a bare minimum.

  3. Apples and Oranges on A Case for Non-Net-Neutrality · · Score: 0

    He wants better roads leading to exclusive big malls, and shitty roads for all the rest of us.

    Whereas Akamai is a final distribution point.
    You Get the same goods around your corner from the very same people AND good roads for all us. Leading to everywhere.

    Easy to choose, isn't it?

  4. Re:Mary Poppins was right! on Researchers Find Potential Cure for Cancer · · Score: 0

    >> "But we found that when the right sugar is matched with the right chemical partner, it can deliver a powerful double-whammy against cancer cells."

    > So, Mary Poppins was right! A spoonful of sugar does help the medicine go down! And in a most delightful way, too!

    It's funny that the above sentence reminds you a Mary Poppins' scene when, if read it carefully, reminds me Mary Carey's one...

  5. It seems that the US has losts of money to waste! on SFLC Argues On Same Side As Microsoft · · Score: 0, Flamebait

    If either of both outcomes establishes that the US is being hurt by software patents, then there is no need for a trial at all. Software patents should be abolished. Patents are an unnatural way to help promote innovation by granting a time limited monopoly. If they cause the opposite effect, it is very clear which steps should be taken...

  6. PS3 should be enough for everyboody on Sony Says Nobody Will Ever Use All the Power of a PS3 · · Score: 1

    --

    Bill Gates.

  7. Re:Why on earth? on ASUS Integrates VOIP and PSTN Into Motherboards · · Score: 1

    The difference is that Microsoft has a monopoly for desktop OS, and Skype has no VoIP monopoly. Of course Joe user will not run an Asterisk server, but will but an ATA (with out much understandings about ATAs) from his Internet provider (which is very popular these days).

    On the other hand we are talking about a retail motherboard. Anyone well informed about this motherboard VoIP features is surely well aware of SIP :)

  8. Why on earth? on ASUS Integrates VOIP and PSTN Into Motherboards · · Score: 3, Insightful

    Why on earth would someone prefer proprietary VoIP in a motherboard when one can have those cheap Sipuras/linksys 3000 with much more functionality, open standards backed from most VoIP leaders, no need for a computer nor to have a it 24/7/365 on, with little power requirements, fall back to PSTN when Internet fails, plus a tone options. It is really a no brainer.

    In the long run Skype is doomed.

  9. I am shocked... on Device Stops Speeders From Inside Car · · Score: -1
    ... that after more than 300 posts no one read it properly. Slashdot says that "the system responds by making it harder to depress the gas pedal" which would lead to an incredible amount of accidents! However if you RTFA it says "making it harder to push down the car's gas pedal" which is the opposite thing...

    No, I am not new to Slashdot. I know very few RTFA, but did not know that very few read beyond the headline! :)

  10. Re:Why Christians should abhor ID on Vatican Rejects Intelligent Design? · · Score: 0

    Humans didn't appear until about 30 seconds to midnight late on the metaphorical 7th day

    I think you are paraphrasing Carl Sagan and mixing it up with the mistical 7 days.

    What Sagan said in his book Cosmos is that if the Universe history is imagined as a full year, Homo Sapiens appeared on December 31st 11:56:30 p.m., which makes humanity life span much more diminute!

    check out
    http://www.hcc.hawaii.edu/~pine/book1qts/chapter1q ts.htm

    from it:

    First amphibians -- December 22
    First reptiles and trees -- December 23
    First dinosaurs -- December 25
    Dinosaur extinction, rise of mammals, first birds, flowers -- December 28
    First primates (monkey-like creatures) -- December 30
    Australopithicenes (Lucy, etc.) -- 10:00 p.m., December 31
    Homo Habilis -- 11:00 p.m., December 31
    Homo Erectus -- 11:15 p.m., December 31
    Early Homo Sapiens---11:53 p.m., December 31
    Neandertals -- 11:56 p.m., December 31
    Homo Sapiens Sapiens -- 11:56:30 p.m., December 31
    Ancient Greeks to present -- last five seconds
    Average human life span -- a little over one-tenth of a second


    Human history? Last 10 seconds.

  11. FF not 4 everyone on Firefox Achieves 10% Global Market Share · · Score: 0

    I just installed FF 1.5RC on a friends machine (Pentium II/III 600 with not much memory).
    It was impossible to use (taking too much resources) to the point of being no use. Had to unistall it, and leave IE alone...

  12. Return of the browser wars? on HP to Install Netscape on all new PCs · · Score: 0

    With that mascot I would say is the retunr of the flame wars :)

    First post? :P

  13. Re:ALERT!!! DO NOT DRINK IT! on Free Beer That's Free as in Speech · · Score: 1, Funny

    That would only be true if you distribute a modified version of the beer.

    On the other had that is unavoidable.
    Your modified version gets distributed next time you flush the toilet.

    --

  14. ALERT!!! DO NOT DRINK IT! on Free Beer That's Free as in Speech · · Score: 3, Funny

    This beer has a viral license.
    After you drink it you are running embedded beer and you will have to open all your internals for free
    (small fee for sending your intestines is acceptable)

  15. Re:Once again on Atom 1.0 vs RSS 2.0 · · Score: 0

    That is true for systems that have inertia, where it is very difficult to change course when many people are on board.

    With pure software is simpler, it is (mostly) just a free update to the latest greatest technology.

    And those to rise software examples like mp3 and ogg, this is not pure software, there is a built mp3 library that not many wish to rip again.

    The better will prevail.

  16. File server, print server, router, firewall? on Homebuilt 19" Mini-ITX Server Rack · · Score: 0
    I would have gone (that's actually what I am doing) with one double core Athlon64 + XEN and multiple virtual machines. Less space , less power, cheaper, easier to upgrade, easier to back up.

    Anyway, the web server is melting :) I have coralized it

  17. Blatant marketing lies and contradictions on Microsoft Denies Claria got Spyware Exception · · Score: 0, Interesting
    "We firmly believe that people should have complete control over what runs on their computers," Microsoft added.

    Good news, this means they will have to drop the Trusting Computing idea altogether... errr if this was truly an "effort to be fair and consistent "

  18. Re:Screenshots? on Longhorn Beta is Disappointing · · Score: 0

    but those screenshots should be really impresive!

  19. Re:Snake oil on Nanotech Brings Battery Life Extender for Mobiles · · Score: 0

    Grandma said the same about him after she bought grandpa some extra BatMax IonXR from some other enlargements firm.

  20. Re:Interesting on Gambas 1.0 Release Candidate Available · · Score: 0

    Well, in Hebrew means "Paprika", letting me think
    though the project might look nice from the outside,
    it is actually empty inside.

    However in Italian "Gamba" means "leg". Therefore
    I lean to think the project is probably "going" somewhere.

    Sadly, in Spanish means "Shrimp", so if it is going somewhere
    that has to be the bottom of the sea.

    Seriously

  21. Re:Obscure Gauntlet video-game reference on RMS On How To Fight Software Patents · · Score: 0

    I think the problems is yours for being too much
    into video games. It is a very clear and bright
    analogy that any non techie will get. Your wird
    video games are the ones making reference to fary
    taless, not the other way around.

    Once RMS says something most mortals will understand
    and you mod parent up?

  22. Is this news? on The Death of the Floppy Disk · · Score: -1, Troll

    Is this news or matters? What is the upcoming headline? "The death of the typewriter"? Should
    I subscribe to know this before anyone else?
    Please!

  23. Re:Firefox doesn't know it's been upgraded on Firefox 0.9.1 and Thunderbird 0.7.1 Released · · Score: 1, Redundant

    I would send you the fix, since I have solved this problem severl times today, but I am currently busy upgrading to firefox 0.9.1, sorry.

  24. I will buy it that!!! on The Ultimate Desk... Sort Of · · Score: 3, Funny

    It not only fits perfectly into my kid's tree house but it is comparativlely very cheap too.

  25. Let them find you a job. on Finding American Companies for Overseas Work? · · Score: 1

    There is a company that places IT foreign workers in Europe (mostly in Germany). Their main resource of qualified people is South America (therefore the site in Spanish) but is open for other candidates.

    They take care of the administrative tasks related to the residence permit and even cover the costs for the job interview (transportation, etc).

    Send them your resume to cv@empleuro.com and let them do the search for you.

    Fluent local language or English required. Should not be any problem for anybody here :)

    AYSA