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  1. What the fuck? on Warchalking Visual Cues To Urban WLANs · · Score: 1

    I'm sorry, I live in London. That picture is in London. But what the fuck are you talking about?

    Is this some annoying "west coast" bollocks again or what?

  2. I hope their web server on Software Dead Man's Switch · · Score: 1

    is using this software...

  3. It's easy on Properly Testing Your Code? · · Score: 1, Funny

    If it compiles, its fine! VB's great isn't it?

    I never did learn what segmentation fault meant at college.

  4. +5 Not Funny on Collapsing P2P Networks · · Score: 0, Offtopic

    overharvesting can cause a systemic collapse

    trying
    very
    hard
    to
    think
    of
    porn
    joke
  5. Hmmmm on Reaching Beyond Two-Terabyte Filesystems · · Score: 1

    Does this mean I can stop backing up all my pr0n to CDR?

    No, it doesn't.

  6. But I thought that on How IBM (and Open Source) Won eBay · · Score: 1

    websphere was really really REALLY bad?

    Oh, I understand now.

  7. Another article on Microsoft Eyes UK Digital TV Provider · · Score: 3, Informative

    from the UK Sunday The Observer can be found here

  8. Maybe they could call the company on IBM Bails Out of the Hard Drive Market · · Score: 5, Funny

    IBM|Hitaclick click click grrrrrrrrrrApr 17 11:15:12 ben kernel: hdb: dma_intr: status=0x51 { DriveReady SeekComplete Error }
    Apr 17 11:15:12 ben kernel: hdb: dma_intr: error=0x40 { UncorrectableError }, LBAsect=11288143, sector=11288080

  9. Imagine on $24.5 Million Linux Supercomputer · · Score: 0, Redundant

    a beowolf cluster of those...

  10. Re:Browser History on Browser Wars II: CompuServe Strikes Back · · Score: 1

    Thanks very much!

    Is there a shortcut key to get straight to the address bar? Like f6 in IE???

  11. Browser History on Browser Wars II: CompuServe Strikes Back · · Score: 1

    In mozilla, is there any way of seeing a reverse chronological list of all the sites you've visited that day?

    NOT threaded by domain; just a plain list???

    I use this in IE ALL the time and it's the one reason I dont run Mozilla as my main browser...

  12. Maybe, just maybe... on AMD Takes Microsoft's Side in Antitrust Case · · Score: 1

    There's a FRACTIONAL possibility that, under oath, the guy JUST MIGHT be giving his objective opinion.

    Why is it as soon as anything antitrust/MS based is posted on /. people start running around with their hands in the air screaming about corporate witch-hunts. The guy's Jerry Sander for fuck sake. I'd credit him with the intelligence to be objective in this sort of situation.

    If you want to scream about multinationals and conflicts of interest talk about CSFB, JP Morgan and Merril Lynch because the shit they've been putting out for the last ten years makes all this "AMD's underhand strategy" stuff seem like a walk in the park.

  13. Re:Can somebody help pay for my T1? on African ISPs Being Fleeced by the West · · Score: 0, Troll

    Are you always a complete fucking idiot or did you receive a message through your post box this morning?

    The west has been using and abusing Africa for centuries. Ever wonder why there's a race problem in America? Does the slave trade ring a bell?

    If you got your head out of your fat sweaty twinky stuffed ARSE long enough to look around you'd realise that the IMF, the World Bank and the WTO are being heavily lobbied by the West in general (but the US in particular) and pushing third world nations into an even deeper hole. As are first world multinationals.

    I suggest you read The Silent Takeover by Noreenha Hertz and Captive State by George Monbiot. In between the lengthy sessions of masturbating over pictures of George Bush squatting over Ronald Reagan to the latest Christina Aguilera album you might actually realise WHAT IS GOING ON IN THE WORLD.

  14. Re:Will IBM Buy Sun? on Is IBM on a Strategic Path to Control Java? · · Score: 2, Funny
    I dont quite understand how Yahtzee can help them?

    Oh I get it According to the blurb:


    "The unique combination of luck and strategy..."


    Oh, maybe they were talking about Accenture...
  15. Oh dear...Unable to connect to the database. on LinuxPlanet Reviews KDE 3.0 · · Score: 0, Redundant

    One of these days someone's gonna figure out content caching...One of these days...

  16. Re:Ogg = Beta, MP3 = VHS on DivX and MP3 Developers Work Together on Watermarks · · Score: 1

    VHS=pr0n, Beta=dead

  17. Re:Ah, the futility... on DivX and MP3 Developers Work Together on Watermarks · · Score: 1


    hehe hehe he just said Information Superhighway
    </beavis and butthead>

  18. To all the people who are bored of this topic on Globalism Post 9/11 · · Score: 1

    It's REALLY FUCKING IMPORTANT. I understand that as founder fathers of the MTV generation it's difficult to concentrate on one topic for longer than a TV advert for the Gap, but people need to make the effort.

    For the people that globalisation is working for, I can see why it's more a case of "Next Political Topic Please". However I would have thought that the billions of people that are on the short end of this ideology are slightly more interested. Unfortunately I dont think they have accounts with AOL.

    Yeah, flamebait me or whatever, but the crushing lack of interest by posters on this topic provides a very bleak outlook in my book.

  19. Oh dear... on Distributed Playstation · · Score: 1

    If Sony dont win the console war they'll certainly clear up in the Bullshit Bingo.
    Apple coming a close second no doubt, with a special bonus prize for using all the words in the English language that are similar to "insanely".

    Wankers.

  20. What IS their reason for doing this? on Valve Announces "Steam" Content Delivery System · · Score: 5, Insightful

    Although I am a little suspicious of Valves long term strategy for Steam, I am prepared to give them the benefit of the doubt for the moment.

    The main concern of a pay-to-play model seems unfounded; Valve are doing very well at the moment as it is. Steam is going to give them even higher profit margins through the removal of the majority of the supply chain.

    The argument that the current system isn't broken is completely flawed. The CS community is almost at breaking point with regard to cheating. IMHO this is the killer app of Steam. I dont mind waiting an hour to download the latest CS update, and I certainly wouldn't pay for the removal of this inconvenience, but I WOULD pay 5 pounds a month for a guaranteed cheat free counter strike. Most people I know who play CS would do the same. Cheating is endemic and hopefully this will be the silver bullet.

    Valve seem to understand the gamer pretty well. They have heavily backed the modding community (a risky business decision as they net no revenue from existing HL customers) and have come out winners. Just because they are a capitalist business doesn't mean they are stupid. They know how fickle gamers can be and they know that their position could easily become tenuous if they start installing spyware all over the place.

    Sometimes you need to have faith in a company and give them your support (read $$$ or £££ or whatever) for them to create a revolutionary product.

    I'm going to support it. And I applaud Valve for setting this thing up. Sure, if they start spamming me to hell or intruding on my game I'll reconsider, but I think we have to give this sort of project a break and wait and see what happens...

  21. Re:Document repositories... on Beginning Project Documentation? · · Score: 1, Funny

    Ok, I've been drinking Stella Artois and smoking green all night but why the fuck is this parent set to +5 Funny?

  22. Ooooh on Paint Yourself An Athlon MP · · Score: 0, Flamebait

    AMD are gonna love that article...

  23. er on AOL Beta Testing Gecko-Based Browser · · Score: -1, Troll

    w00t

  24. Great line... on Alan Cox: The Battle for the Desktop · · Score: 2, Funny
    like SAP, where believe it or not, 4GB of address space, 4GB of memory, is just not enough. The SAP people have to actually try and squash their code into it, the software is so powerful.


    haha. Yeah, 'powerful' is one word for it mate...
  25. Re:ok on Alan Cox: The Battle for the Desktop · · Score: 1

    I totally agree. I mean, the man's a great developer and all that, but what does he know about grandmothers using computers?

    ALL PRAY TO THE GODS OF LINUX LIKE GOOD LITTLE /.ers.

    You're completely right madprof - we are all just people at the end of the day. If he'd had some full-on visionary background like maybe Arthur C Clarke or Gibson or someone then I could undertand, but a kernel developer FFS!