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  1. Re:Heh. on The Guy Responsible For Ctrl-Alt-Del · · Score: 2, Informative
    Nope. It's still with us. I've had to reboot three times in the past two days. Once for networking wierdness (reboot cured it), once for software installation (obligatory), and once because I had an unkillable task. Windows 2000, all patches/service packs.

    Our "windows sysadmin" here at the office wants to reboot machines all the time. I have to stop him from rebooting the central server several times a day. "Greg, that server is in production...we can't reboot it". The culture of rebooting is still with the Windows world, in a big way. Scheduling your reboots is a foriegn concept.

  2. Re:Schedules on Practical Jokes on Co-Workers? · · Score: 1

    Ah, yes...I remember the first Win nuke. Great fun. I joined #mirc, #bearcave, #deaf, #hack, #mensa, and every other irritating channel I could think of, and hit every single person there. It was a dream, seeing all the (ping timeout) messages. And the best part was, real irc users weren't affected...it was only the windows lusers who got knocked off. And for some reason, the windows lusers were always the most inane, chain-letter-passing, LOL-ing, trout-slapping fucktard morons who ever connected a client to an irc network. It made irc tolerable, for a bit.

  3. Re:VNC on Practical Jokes on Co-Workers? · · Score: 1

    Aren't "pranks" supposed to be "funny"?

  4. Re:Not so fast pal. on Computers, Unemployment and Wealth Creation · · Score: 1

    So, you went to another country and leeched off their system? I bet the taxpayers of Taiwan thank you for stealing care meant for their citizens.

  5. Huh? on Computers, Unemployment and Wealth Creation · · Score: 0, Troll
    When have average people ever had a hand in wealth creation? They're not interested in wealth creation...they're freaking average people! What kind of socialist mumbo-jumbo is this? This kind of muddled thinking belongs in a 300-hits-a-day web log...not slashdot.

    I've just come from China, where they do have this sort of "job creating by not using computers". Yup, people have jobs all right. Jobs taking plastic parts out of injection molding machines. Jobs assembling plastic parts together. Jobs welding with no eye protection. Thanks, but no thanks...I'll take mechanization and innovation any day.

  6. Re:Hey! on Author of Paper Critical of Microsoft is Fired · · Score: 1

    Please use && instead of ; when sequencing commands. If the first command fails, the second does not execute. We had huge problems with this linux cluebie doing this repeatedly at my last job.

  7. Re:The only good news... on Sequence of Events During Columbia Mission · · Score: 1

    I'd be careful with quotes in the New York Times, if I were you...

  8. Re:What really affects how people behave on Socionomics: the Science of History and Social Prediction · · Score: 0, Flamebait

    That's *SO* gay. Please, stop using 'bloody'. It makes you look like an idiot. Do you say 'lorry', 'lift', and 'gob', too?

  9. Re:See guys, on Anti-Spammers DDoSed Out Of Existence · · Score: 1
    Sounds like as good a reason as any to burn them down.

    So, do you pay the cost of receiving these messages?

  10. Re:What really affects how people behave on Socionomics: the Science of History and Social Prediction · · Score: 0, Flamebait

    Bloody? Please don't tell me you're an American who uses British slang...

  11. Re:See guys, on Anti-Spammers DDoSed Out Of Existence · · Score: 1

    Oh, that's a relief. It's not a hate crime, then. Burn away! They disagree with your views, after all.

  12. Re:See guys, on Anti-Spammers DDoSed Out Of Existence · · Score: 1

    You want to burn down churches? You're aware that's a hate crime, right? What are you, in the KKK or Black Panthers or something?

  13. Re:Heh heh on Anti-Spammers DDoSed Out Of Existence · · Score: 1
    Oh yeah, the movies are the best source of information on the American West.

    Heck, I get all of my research from 40-year-old movie scripts!

  14. Re:See guys, on Anti-Spammers DDoSed Out Of Existence · · Score: 1
    Err...no, it's a case of the cattle rustlers coming to town and burning the townsfolk out. There's no justice that's implicit in vigilantism, only the tyranny of gangster/mafia behavior.

    Why do I suspect a secret desire on the part of the parent poster to burn down churches?

  15. Re:Why I Hate Postmodernism on Cyrillic Projector Code Finally Cracked · · Score: 1

    How long have you been saving that one?

  16. Huh? on Telstar 4 is Down · · Score: 5, Insightful
    What is Telstar 4? A satellite, certainly. How is it relevant to my life? The article submitter (and approver) could be a little more verbose.

    Assuming everyone knows everything you do is a sure sign of the foolish man.

  17. Re:erm on Microsoft Works on Search Capabilities · · Score: 1

    As soon as Microsoft's Ministry of Information Retrieval gets through with Google, Google will be pleading for mercy like the character at the end of the story.

  18. Re:Search on msdn.microsoft.com on Microsoft Works on Search Capabilities · · Score: 1
    93/HKS/608, you are charged with the following: Passing confidential documents to unauthorized personnel - viz IR dossier/Gillian Layton. Destroying Government property - viz an indeterminate number of personnel carriers. Taking possession under false pretences of said personnel carriers. Forging the signature of the Head of Records, Third Department. Attempting to misdirect Ministry funds, in the form of a cheque to A. Buttle, through unauthorized channels. Tampering with Central Services supply ducts. Employing unqualified suspected persons for this purpose. Attempting to conceal a fugitive from justice. Obstructing the forces of law and order in the exercise of their duty. Giving aid and comfort to the enemies of society. Bringing into disrepute the good name of the Government, and the standing within the community of the Department of Information Retrieval. Attempting to disrupt the Ministry of Information Retrieval's internal communicating systems. Wasting Ministry time and paper.

    Don't fight it son. Confess quickly! If you hold out too long, you could jeopardize your credit rating.

  19. Re:Hard to find on Have Keyboards Gone Crazy? · · Score: 1

    Yeah, and what about when you move to a new computer? I don't know about you, but I have at least two keyboards, home and work, and I move around quite a bit at work as well. And then, there's the laptop for trips, as well as all sorts of public terminals. I find that having a great customized keyboard is great until you move to another PC and can't use it.

  20. Re:HTTP knowledge required? on HTTP Developer's Handbook · · Score: 1
    It's not "copycon". It's "copy con". It's not a tool at all, it's a system function. cat > file is not a tool. vi is a tool. Not knowing the difference between a tool and a system function is a clear indication of a fuckwit cluebie. "Copycon" as you put it, was useful for far more than a last-ditch "tool". I can see how you wouldn't realize this, though.

    Being skilful at HTML is like being skilful at solitaire. It's a skill that anyone can master easily if they choose to waste time on it, and bragging about it is rather peculiar.

    I'm not stupid. I'm more intelligent than you. I simply enjoy pointing it out from time to time, and I really don't care if you take offense or not. I especially enjoy putting fuckwit cluebies in their place. HTML ninja...my ass.

  21. Re:HTTP knowledge required? on HTTP Developer's Handbook · · Score: 1
    Let's grow up a tad? Which one of us called himself an "HTML ninja"?

    I didn't see a refutation of any of my points...what's right about pico? oh, no, I'm on your 'enemies' list now as well...dreadful. You've done it to me now.

    You know, of course, that pico is pine's message composition editor? By all rights it shouldn't be used outside of pine.

    Copy con wasn't a text editor, any more than cat > file is a text editor. Look at your post, you said 'copycon'. Perhaps you were thinking of EDLIN.EXE and confused the two?

  22. Re:HTTP knowledge required? on HTTP Developer's Handbook · · Score: 0, Flamebait
    It wraps lines? It lacks features? Why not tell me what's RIGHT about pico instead? The telltale sign of a cluebie..."what's wrong with pico"? I bet you don't even use pine. What's copycon? I get "Bad command or file name" if I type that into my copy of DOS 5.0.

    C'mon kiddo, it's past your bedtime. Put away the web-ninja costume and put on your spiderman pajamas.

  23. Re:HTTP knowledge required? on HTTP Developer's Handbook · · Score: 0, Flamebait
    notepad? PICO???

    HAHAHAHA

    And he thinks he's a bad-ass hardcore HTML ninja...

  24. Re:Woo hoo! Ant Hill Mob to the rescue! on BIND Strikes Back Against VeriSign's Site Finder · · Score: 1

    Boy, talk about your obscure references...

  25. Re:"Confidential" nature of religious documents? on Dutch Court Rules That Linking Is Legal In Scientology Case · · Score: 0, Flamebait

    I've noticed lately that religious intolerance has made a real comeback, especially among Leftists. What happened to disagreement with tolerance?