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  1. Aside from on IBM Responds To SCO: Business As Usual · · Score: 0

    the obvious fact that IBM could disintegrate SCO if they wanted to, why is this press release not on IBM's website?...

    Just wondering...

  2. mandatory on Build Your Own Computer · · Score: -1, Redundant

    imagine a beowulf cluster of these.... ;)

    sorry I had to say it..

  3. Mandatory Joke... on New PPC/Linux PDA Reference Design From IBM · · Score: 0, Redundant

    Imaging a beowulf cluster of those ;)

    (sorry I just /had/ to...)

  4. It's not something noone thought of either.. on Life Confirmed At Extreme Depths · · Score: 1

    Arthur C. Clarke has been writing about these for about 30 years now.....

  5. Telecom Behemoths.. on Open Letter to FCC Chairman Powell · · Score: 1, Interesting

    "The owners and employees who started the telcos and grew them and maintained them have already been amply rewarded - they were paid while they were doing it and they got to see the value of their stocks grow. If they want more money, they have plenty of other options besides being subsidized by the Federal Govt."
    What would happen, hypothetically speaking, if, say the Telecom Behemoths all decided to dismantle ALL their network equipment, disconnect all their landlines and started selling Wisconsin cheese?
    Do any of these little phone companies (CLECs) have the capital to invest in nationwide networks that bring phone service TO YOUR DOOR? A service many people take for granted by the way..

  6. No wonder IBM dissed MySQL on IBM, MS Critique MySQL · · Score: 0

    given the fact that MySQL is nothing but a glorified query interface glued on top of a crude filesystem.

    Please compare MySQL to IMS or DB/2 and tell me it's not inferior in both implementation and supported features....

  7. Lone Gunman?? Who Cares!! on MTV Movie Awards Webpage Pull a Lone Gunman · · Score: 1, Funny

    Who in their right minds would watch MTV Movie awards when Stanley Cup Finals is on anyways??

    GO WINGS!!!

  8. JonKatz... on The Empire Stumbles · · Score: 0


    What the hell are you talking about...

  9. Re:new headline name suggested on Episode II Surpasses $116 Million at Box Office · · Score: 0

    The word is actually spelled PAID not 'payed' as everyone else here thinks.... But then again this is /. and inherent in its purpose is the slaughter of the English language...

  10. Wired News on "Deep Linking" Controversy Renewed in Texas · · Score: 0

    Have any of you realized, in that article at Wired, they 'deep-linked' to that Dallas News article as well..

    Well, where's the cease-and-desist order for Wired?

    Double standards? Hmm?

  11. Version 1.1.4 fixes the problem - correct link.. on Bug in zlib Affects Many Linux Programs · · Score: 1

    Sorry for the earlier Freudian slip..
    The website is at http://www.zlib.org and they have just updated their website and it's not /.'ed.. Yet...
    Sorry for the earlier wrong link..

  12. Version 1.1.4 fixes the problem on Bug in zlib Affects Many Linux Programs · · Score: 0, Informative

    it says on http://www.zlibc.org How's that for fast service? :)

  13. Ouch!!... on Bug in zlib Affects Many Linux Programs · · Score: -1, Redundant

    Is there anything in a Linux distro that doesn't use zLib?? Man, this is huge...
    Is there any more information on this vulnerability?

    On the other hand, let's see how long it takes for zLib maintainers to come up with a patch.. :)

  14. New Disclaimers on Surveillance in Washington DC And At Bookstores · · Score: 1
    From now on bookstores will have to display this sign at a visible spot inside the store:
    • "Notice to Customers:
      The Management reserves to right to collect information
      on your purchases and reading habits AND share that information
      with local and federal law enforcement agencies.
      If you do not agree to this, please leave the store now.
      Thank you for your cooperation, the Management Team"
    Welcome to the 21st century! I'm leaving the planet when the government starts burning books.........
  15. Nanobot conspiracy!! on Swarms Of Tiny Robots To Monitor Water Pollution · · Score: 1

    What if these nanobots figure out how to incorporate marine life into themselves, create a big hybrid creature controlled by their collective intelligence and try to take over the world???!?!?!?!!

  16. Pay-per-TV Cable on Philips Targets Wireless TV Retransmission At Home · · Score: 1
    I'm keeping my cable until the day my cable provider realizes the fact that there are idiots out there who would pay to get cable for each TV they own and start charging their customers (read: gullible dummies) like so...

    Then other companies will realize potential cash cows: AT&T will (re)start charging people per the number of phones they have in their houses. TV manufacturers will charge TV's by the number of channels the TV can receive. When you buy a DVD player, you will only be able to play so many DVDs before you have to purchase viewing rights for more DVDs (and audio CD player manufacturers will follow suit shortly thereafter)....

    I, personally, draw the line at pay-per-step shoes...

  17. Good riddance on The Tick to be Cancelled · · Score: 2, Insightful

    I didn't like it at all anyways :P

  18. Re:Cellphone/credit card convergence on What About "Smart" Credit Cards? · · Score: 1

    xixax says:
    "And we'll know exactly where you are at any given time, people in public places without valid phones will be investigated by the police and everyone else's movments will belogged to prove their innocence."

    That's fine and dandy, but, have you considered the fact that they can, in all actuality, track all your movement with that phone, and instead of proving your innocence, use that information for marketing purposes? :)

    And then you'll start getting catalogs from Victoria's Secret, just because you stayed in front of the store to look at the bra ad more than 30 seconds...

    Yes, it'll really be cool.

  19. Perl script to send message... on Code Red: the Aftermath · · Score: 1
    You can modify the Sam Philips' script so that it sends a message to the infected machine:

    my $iis_stop_req = new HTTP::Request (GET => "http://$ENV(REMOTE_ADDR}/scripts/root.exe?/c+net+ send+*+\"You are INFECTED with the CODE RED WORM! Please FIX your IIS!\"");

    If you are running a TFTP server, Windows 2000 has a tftp client that you can use to download the CodeRedCleanup.exe and run it on the infected machine.

    With an exploit like this, the possibilities are endless......