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  1. enterprise PC on Stargate SG-1 Gets A Seventh Season · · Score: 2, Funny

    Enterprise is so politically correct I can barely bring myself to watch it

    Yeah if you want a good idea of how overly PC that show is, this season of enterprise had the first mention of actually GOING TO THE BATHROOM (on the minefield episode) ever on star trek.

  2. newbies don't bother on The Very Verbose Debian 3.0 Installation Walkthrough · · Score: 1

    If you need a long instruction document just to install an OS, then you can bet it's not going to be easy to use after!

    Stick to Mandrake and the other user friendly linux distrobutions... although none of them are as easy to install as windows it is still not very hard.

  3. Further proof on Microsoft's Political Lobbying Record · · Score: 0, Flamebait

    That right wing style capatalism doesn't work. Look at a country such as Sweden or Canada and compare it to the United States. Sure the US has more money but it's in the pockets of only a few people, while most of the population are just scraping by. The United States is more akin to a 'kingdom' such as the ones europe had 300 years ago. It's unfortunate that while Europe is progressing the United States is actualy reverting to the primitive style of government most people gave up centuries ago.

    Microsoft 'controlling' the government is just more proof of how terrible the US has become.

  4. Re:Transmeta on Linus says 2.6 kernel will be out by June 2003 · · Score: 1

    The transmeta crusoe can't even emulate x86 instructions at a reasonable speed. I mean this thing gets beat by the CELERON.

  5. Re:Both parties are controlled on Slashback: BitKeeper, Maine, Novell · · Score: 5, Insightful

    so you think there is something wrong with bill gates' personal foundation (which has nothing to do with microsoft) donating money to desperately underfunded schools? I don't. I hope those kids put those laptops to good use.

  6. is this a hoax? on Burn A Song For 99 Cents · · Score: 2

    Is this for real? I'm sorry I have trouble believing it! Are record companies actually acting smart and reasonable? What next? MTV playing GOOD music?

  7. Re:great, we're all doomed on Pigs with Human Genes · · Score: 1

    well obviously I did not mean super pigs in the superhero sense. I meant pigs that were genetically superior to standard pigs and could wreck havoc on the environment.

  8. great, we're all doomed on Pigs with Human Genes · · Score: 1, Troll

    Despite my name, I am not a fan of genetically modified pigs. We are tampering with nature in ways where we do not know the long term consequences. There are several reasons I shall list of why using pigs as 'organ farms' is not a good idea.

    1) Nobody knows what might happen if these pigs somehow were released into the wild. A new species of 'super-pig' could potentionally cause wisespread damage if they escaped captivity.

    2) Pigs are dirty, they typically roll in their own feces. This is not an appropriate animal to use for 'human' organs.

    3) Using Pigs in such a fasion is inhumane. Nobody knows the pain these pigs could live with because we have set off certain gene sequences we should not have.

    4) Pigs are not kosher, and Jewish or Moslems would not be able to benefit from these advances. That's alienting 1/5 of the planet right there from being able to benefit from this.

    5) We are tampering with God's work. Pigs were created perfect the way they are, as are we. Toying with genes is tampering with God's perfect work and SHOULD not be done under any sane principals.

  9. wow on US Secrecy Efforts Hurting Scientific Research · · Score: 0, Troll

    the government stopping people from publishing things? Didn't the nazis do this?

  10. Re:There is a way on Spammer Fined $2,000 Plus Costs in Washington · · Score: 1

    yes but it's unlikely most washington residents know about or signed up to this list. Alot of people are too busy to be researching spam laws.

  11. this war on spam is silly on Spammer Fined $2,000 Plus Costs in Washington · · Score: -1, Troll

    I find this entire war on spam to be nonesense. Suing someone for sending spam to a state where it is illegal is complete hogwash. It would be as if one state made television commercials illegal and a person happened to pick up a frequency comming from another state. There is also no way to know if a resident is from washington or not. Someone sending an advertisement to a hotmail address or such would not know wether they live in one state or another or china or greenland. Personally I have a fealing this whole case will be thrown out of court.

  12. what I did on One Million AOL discs to be returned to AOL · · Score: 5, Funny

    I covered 55 aol disks with fondu fuel and burned them into one mass of metal. I know use it as a paperweight.

  13. 10 - 15% ?! on Mac OS X to Get Journaling FS · · Score: 0, Flamebait

    Though it will cost you 10% to 15% performance penalty

    this could be a problem, seeing as macs have been seriously underperforming compared to PC's lately already. OS X tends to need a fast g4 just to run properly anyway, I guesse this file system will just push the requirements for OS X even higher :(

  14. Re:I'm going to the Dentist this week. on Redheads Need More Anesthesia than Others · · Score: 2, Funny

    that won't quite work because there are ALWAYS other ways of finding out your TRUE hair colour if you know what I mean ;)

  15. Re:Walmart, thinking of the children on Retailers Won't Sell New Acclaim Game · · Score: 2, Informative

    well we all know that in america, violence is fine, but sex is not. Personally I prefer how it is in europe, where it's the other way around.

  16. Canada: a police state on A Digital Certificate For Every Canadian · · Score: -1, Troll

    Canada is quickly turning into a police state. This is a country where you can be arrested for owning a gun, charged for saying something 'racist', and imprisoned for WRITING DOWN child porn fantasies. Talk about draconian!

    This digital cetificate for every citizen is just the last nail in the coffin as Canada turns into a police state. I'm sure it's just a conveniant way to track citizens. I hope to God that this doesn't happen to America.

  17. Re:A different perspective, perhaps on Camcorder Jamming Devices Announced · · Score: 1, Flamebait

    a person could also 'steal' a 1000$ gold watch they would have never been able to afford, or
    'steal' a 3000$ big screen TV they could never afford. Whats the difference between that or stealing expensive software you can't afford?

  18. yeah great journalism here on GameToo Much...... And Die! · · Score: 4, Insightful

    It must have been the games that did it!

    Force anyone to sit in one place for 86 hours without sleep, food, or water, and I'm sure at least SOME of them would die.

    But I'm sure it was the GAMES that killed him.

  19. man on Casemodding Enterprise Hardware · · Score: 0, Redundant

    you'd think for a guy who can afford 1.3 million dollar computers he could afford to host his site on a server that could survive a slashdotting!

  20. USA enforcing beliefs on the rest of the world on Russian Snared By The FBI Sentenced To 3 Years · · Score: 1

    The USA trying to push it's own agenda on the world, enforcing their laws and beliefs on other countries and cultures, makes me sick. If there is any hope for the USA or the rest of the world, America must be restrained from trying to enforce its own laws in other countries. Trade embargoes are needed against the USA for such disgusting practices.

  21. is this so great? on NetBSD-Current Gets SMP · · Score: 0, Redundant

    Netbsd supports smp? Windows NT has supported SMP for over 7 years... I think Unix developers are going to have to pick up the pace if they expect to compete with the big gorilla known as Microsoft.

  22. this is good news on Music Industry Pays $67M Fine For Price Fixing · · Score: 5, Interesting

    so where do I pick up my compensation check for getting screwed over for all these years?

  23. nasty clause on OSI Approves Two New Licenses · · Score: 3, Interesting

    Both have an interesting "mutual termination for patent action" clause - basically, the license terminates if you file a lawsuit in any court against any software that is licensed under an OSI approved license containing the same clause.

    So now open-source licenses are trying to restrict our legal rights? I can't see any company adopting any software that uses these licenses if it does not allow them to exercises their legal rights to file lawsuits. It seems this clause is just a way to try and take away people's freedom.

  24. amateur rocketetry is irresponsible on Amateur Rocket Launch a Failure; NASA Debuts Shuttle-cam · · Score: -1, Troll

    I personally have a problem with the recent amateur rocket craze. What would happen if a launch failed because Joe Blow failed physics and got the angle of his rocket wrong and it hit a building somewhere and killed a bunch of people? It won't be long before this happens.

    Nasa employs some of the smartest and most experienced people in the world and I would not trust anyone else to be launching rockets in to the sky. I believe NASA should have a monopoly on space travel as they are the only ones who seem to get it right.

  25. better things to do with that money? on Purchase Your Personal Gene Map · · Score: 2

    Imagine how many starving children could be fed if those millionaires donated the $621,500 to charity instead of getting their genes mapped and finding out what illness might kill them.

    Oh well, like it would ever happen.