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  1. hang on... on Monday, January 24th to be Worst Day of the Year · · Score: 0

    wasnt bush inaugurated on the 20th?

  2. simpler solution on IBM Sponsors Humanitarian Grid Computing Project · · Score: 0

    just impeach bush ;)

    ( similar penalties for cronies )

  3. the tool i use on Spyware/Adware Prevention In Large Deployments? · · Score: 0

    is called linux ;)

  4. Re:gets worse on Internet Censorship in Australia? · · Score: 0

    how about when they ask for signed 3-year parliamentary voting agreements in exchange for preferences?
    http://www.theage.com.au/articles/2004/09/24/10959 61846771.html

    these ppl make me sick.

  5. Re:so lets see on Internet Censorship in Australia? · · Score: 0

    the problem is..

    .. they have enough of that right wing fringe support that the preferences are attractive to other parties, so they become receptive to some of the 'less costly' policies in order to make a preference deal.

    <goes slightly off topic..>

    for those outside aust ( and a disturbing number of those eligable to vote next weekend) we runa 'preferential' electoral system whereby each ballot sees each candidate assigned a preference by the voter. if no clear majority is reached on first preferences, the least popular candidats' votes are redistributed according to 2nd preference, etc, until a clear winner is pronounced.

    during the campaign phase, the candidates (usually through the parties) make deals to try to influence how the candidates will direct people to choose their preferences. people dont have to of course, but they had ya a bunch of fliers on your way in to show you 'how to vote'.

    </goes slightly off topic..>

    .. so back on track, these right wing nutters can scrape 10% of the primary vote in the bible belt, while the majors are sitting on 41%, they go chasing the preferences of the nutbag right wing lesbian porn haters ( rat bastards), then boom, whoever got that slice of the preferences now has to impose a porn levy...

    damn.

  6. MR Bush on Help Select Questions for Bush and Kerry · · Score: 1, Funny

    when do you plan to confess?

  7. Re:Holy crap on The Jobs Crunch · · Score: 0

    americans might deserve what they get if they elect bush again, but does the rest of the world deserve it too? :(

  8. Re:acrobat on Fedora Core 2: Making it Work · · Score: 0

    after install, find acroread (/usr/local/bin/acroread)

    its a shell script.

    add 'LANG=C' somewhere near the top, and all should be well.

    pity adobe cant get round to adding it in themselves.

  9. Re:Don't like it? You know what to do. on Australia-US Free Trade Agreement Examined · · Score: 0

    thats all fine and well,

    but our elected representatives no longer listen to us.. .. we are here to listen to them. .. and the public service certainly isnt there to advise, it is there to make sure the government doesn not hear what it doesnt want to hear.

    rat bastards.

  10. Re:What I like most about Velocity on Velocity 1.4 Released · · Score: 0

    .. but... .. isnt a framework really jsut a collection of components?

  11. Re:Pretty simple. on Why MySQL Grew So Fast · · Score: 0

    .. gotcha.

    stay anonymous.

    seems to work for you.

  12. Re:Pretty simple. on Why MySQL Grew So Fast · · Score: -1, Troll

    .. at first i read '1. MySQL can be insulted without cost... :)

  13. dropping sales on 2003 CD Sales Officially Down 7.6 Percent · · Score: 0

    i dont suppose the drivel they churn out has anything to do with it?

  14. Re:FCC should outlaw showing illegal stuff on TV. on FCC to Regulate 'Profane' Speech · · Score: 0

    now if only they could apply this to anything coming from the whitehouse at the moment, the world WOULD be a better place ;)

  15. 'inteligence failures' on SCO Complaint Filed -- Including Code Samples · · Score: 0

    isnt that what they're calling perjery in the US now?

    .. might describe how wrong darl et al are here...

    :)

  16. Re:School days on 8th Grader Suspended for Using 'net send' Command · · Score: 0

    smbclient -M host
    [type message here]

    wall
    [type message here]

    ytalk user@host
    [type message here]

    linux can be jsut as annoying

    sounds like the kid got shafted to me .. or maybe now he knows how to get a few free days off ;)

  17. connection on Is Client/Server Really Dead? · · Score: 0
    isnt the subtle difference here in teh nature of connection to the varios service: client/server usually geared towared connection less communications, while 'web services' : .NET, SOAP, etc are getting around the need for a persistent connection by any other means?

    in the end, you still need clients for any service you want to provide, the only difference is how you end up going about that last step of delivery. youre not going to get around classic client/server for things like games, but for things like suposed b2b communication, hell, why not just pick up a new socket each time, and validate the request based on content?

  18. bastardo on Flirting With Mac OS X · · Score: -1, Flamebait

    somethign snide about cheap TiBook

    get faaaaaaarkeed

    uses g4-450 daily & cant squeeze hard enough

  19. because i like new toys on Why Does Software Cost So Much? · · Score: 0

    amongst other things....

  20. dpkg, rpm on Jordan Hubbard On Next-Generation Packaging · · Score: 0

    why not package the source for most apps that come out & having them build as part of the install??

    RPM's are basically a script at teh start of an archive taht tells rpm where to put the binaries.

    then ya go get teh source RPM.. balh blah...

    why not jsut put it out to one package, and have teh local compiler build the executables before it installs em?? autoconf works great most of the time, and if they got super keen about it, some gui or menu to custom tweak it wouldnt be too difficult an extension.

    sure, some people dont install a compiler or other utilities like make or autoconf, but unless they have to seperate production from development environments that way, they probably wont be installing many apps anyway, right??

    it'd make a lot more sense to 'mould' each app to teh architecture rather tahn have one package for x86, another for ppc, another for alpha by putting it into one package and have it 'melt' into the optimal configuration.

    just some thoughts...

  21. nien dumb on Tribute to Nien Nunb and other Star Wars Bit Parts · · Score: 0, Flamebait


    for christs sake.

    its just a freakin movie.

    get a life.

  22. = lower ping on port 27960 on British Telecom's Hyperlink Claims To Reach U.S. Court · · Score: 1

    .. and 26000...and....

    :)

  23. arent you all m issing the point?? on Another Xbox Anatomy Lesson · · Score: 1

    isnt the x-box just a vehicle on which some flavour of DirextX can be implemented in hardware???

    sheesh.

    al you gamers out there... yes, all you /. gamers.. youre more'n likely ruuning windows something and more 'n likely crunching dirextX through your cpu/gpu.....

    this xbox has that covered, and i'm sure the api for developers will call up directx on its own chip...

    so the concept of porting it for linux/linux for it is really a matter of porting directX for linux/linux for directx

    any takers??

  24. i dunno.... on TechTV Cracks Open The Xbox · · Score: 1

    X in console format??

    .. snortsnort....

  25. Re:Small squad stuff ... on Army Funds Game Development · · Score: 1

    no no,

    they really do shoot....