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  1. Don't make excuses -- resellerratings is good. on Mega Linux Boxes, and Cheap Ones Too · · Score: 1

    I have used resellerratings in the past and have found that the ratings generally represent what is REALLY going on at the company. The fact of the matter is that you have really managed to piss off the majority of your customers. 7 of the 8 respondants have mentioned that they received rude service.

    Nevertheless, a 1.7 out of 7.0 rating on resellerratings shows me what kind of company you really are.

  2. slashdot = rightwingdot ? on Al Gore Invented the Internet! · · Score: 1

    I myself don't vote. It only encourages them.

    Then you have no right to complain at all about the current elected officials. Stuff it.

  3. slashdot = rightwingdot ? on Al Gore Invented the Internet! · · Score: 1

    I myself don't vote. It only encourages them.



    Then you have no right to complain at all about the current elected officials. Stuff it.

  4. Oh yeah??? Check me out... on Custom Slashdot Update · · Score: 1

    I'm 476. :-)

  5. Fred Van Kempen using Linux since..... on VA Going Bigtime · · Score: 1

    "Although van Kempen has been using Linux since 1989..."

    Um, since version 0.01 of Linux came out in 1991, I find this rather hard to believe.

  6. Ed YourDoneFor on Review:Rise & Resurrection of the American Programmer · · Score: 1

    This guy picked up on the y2k hysteria bandwagon and lost what respect I had for him. Blech.

  7. company hopping on Ion Storm has Financial and Personnel difficulties · · Score: 1

    Didn't some of these guys start out at apogee, then to id, and then to ion storm?

  8. Red Hat tried that before. on Comdex Update: Linux a smash hit · · Score: 1

    Red Hat tried to do an X-based install with RedHat 3.0.3. It didn't really work that well, from what I saw of it. Just stick with character-based installs, much easier to ensure compatibility with.