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  1. Broswers Display Warnings on Network Solutions Sites Hacked Again · · Score: 4, Insightful

    And users will still click on everything they see.

  2. Re:WebOS 1.4 on Palm WebOS Hacked Via SMS Messages · · Score: 1

    But a headline of 'Severe bug fixed several revisions back, all is safe' isn't as likely to get readers.

  3. Vmware View on Virtualizing Workstations For Common Hardware? · · Score: 1

    Problem solved.

  4. So in other words on Retiring Justice John Paul Stevens's Impact On IP Law · · Score: 1

    We are screwed.

  5. Re:Palm's crappy hardware killed them on Palm's Software Chief Quits · · Score: 1

    I have had several Palms since the early pilot days, and have had just the opposite results, NONE have failed. I stopped with palm products with a T/X and eventually switched over to a blackberry due to work compatibility. Now its an iphone since i was able to ditch that evil BB.

    Still love the T/X but it pretty much is what it is, nothing new will come down the pike for it ( oh, and the missing microphone what were they thinking?!?! ) so it was time to move forward. ( thus the apple product )

  6. Re:Eh, the typical on Media Industry Wants Mandated Spyware and More · · Score: 2, Informative

    That's how we got the DMCA.. and most all other invasive laws.

  7. Appeasement/Blame on Oracle Wants Proof That Open Source Is Profitable · · Score: 1

    This is just a scam 'see don't be mad at us, we wanted to work with the OSS community but it couldn't be shown that we could make money so we had to discontinue all of SUN's projects we didn't want to gut, err incorporate'

  8. Notice the 'evil p2p' slant? on Porn Virus Blackmails Victims Over "Copyright Violation" · · Score: 1

    Trying to make it sound like it uses winni to magically infect your pc.. It wasn't p2p, it was the user that didn't scan/etc. Typical mis information.

  9. One step further on Porn Virus Blackmails Victims Over "Copyright Violation" · · Score: 1

    Why stop here? Why not just download ( hidden ) child porn ( or god forbid, music ) onto the PC and threaten that if you don't pay up you will be reported. Forget the 'public shaming', lets go hardcore, and then perhaps we can get this stuff stopped.

  10. OS/2 services atop a Linux core on Is OS/2 Coming Back? · · Score: 1

    Isn't OS/2. What makes OS/2 is the core system, not the desktop plastered on top.

    Not that its bad, just please call it what it is.

  11. Re:Impervious on NSA Develops USB Storage Device Detector · · Score: 1

    But if you monitor in real time, then by the time you can edit the registry you have already been busted.

  12. Windows already does this on NSA Develops USB Storage Device Detector · · Score: 1

    And there are 100's of ways to monitor/report on windows activities as they happen.

  13. Lesson learned on Feds Question Big Media's Piracy Claims · · Score: 1

    Don't go to the feds whining if you are lying about your data, and don't pay them enough to ignore the facts.

  14. Re:your first sentence is technically flawed on Ubuntu on a Dime · · Score: 1

    There was a version of Xenix that did. I also think BSD Net/2 would. ( i think... )

    I also wouldn't call CP/M or concurrent DOS a lame program loader.

  15. Re:Compared to seat belt click it or ticket on "Phone In One Hand, Ticket In the Other" · · Score: 1

    Here they never claimed they *couldn't*, but promised they *wouldn't*, which of course was just to get the law passed. By the time they slowly moved to it being a primary reason and acting on it, people had forgotten the promise, now broken.

  16. Unfair? on Privacy Groups Want Feds To Investigate Targeted Ads · · Score: 1

    Fairness isn't the issue, legality is, and since you voluntarily give up the data, i think they are well within legal bounds.

    Life in general isn't 'fair', so get over it and don't drop so many breadcrumbs.

  17. Re:travelers? on Mexico Will Shut Down 25.9 Million Cell Phones · · Score: 1

    Hysterics? Considering the current reported crime rate on civilians, i don't see it being hysterical to avoid going there for a while. Call it prudent.

    And ya, i know to drink beer or imported water.

    Good to know you can use a passport to get a phone, id not want to wander around out of town with no way to easily contact civilization.

  18. Direct Parenting on What Advice For a Single Parent As Server Admin? · · Score: 1

    Put the computer in the same room you are, and watch what your kids are doing. Oh, and interact with them too...

    If you have to have some 'system' turn machines off due to grounding you have a bigger parenting issue going on.

  19. travelers? on Mexico Will Shut Down 25.9 Million Cell Phones · · Score: 1

    So lets say i want to go on vacation to Mexico ( not that i would, don't have a death wish ) but if i did, how would i be able to get cell service now? Im not a citizen so i don't have one of those numbers.

  20. Compared to seat belt click it or ticket on "Phone In One Hand, Ticket In the Other" · · Score: 1

    I still remember when we were promised that the seat belts laws were not going to be used exclusively to ticket a person and was 'just for our safety'.

    Now they have seat belt roadblocks.....

  21. Multi use devices? on "Phone In One Hand, Ticket In the Other" · · Score: 1

    But what if i use my iphone to stream music to my car stereo. last i heard its still legal to change the song you are listening to.

    Also, what if its hands free mode, but you hold it in the air?

  22. extended his reach into your toolkit on Steve Jobs Weighs In On iPhone Programming Language Mandate · · Score: 1

    Um, its still their tool kit, not yours.

    Like others have said, don't like the game rules, go play in a different ball field. There are other fields to play in.

  23. Re:And this is why I don't buy Apple on Steve Jobs Weighs In On iPhone Programming Language Mandate · · Score: 1

    Right, they want a shiny appliance that 'just works'. Restrictions like this help guarantee that.

  24. Shades of another death on "Father of Java" Resigns From Sun/Oracle · · Score: 1

    This reminds me of when Atari finally faded into the dust. All the raw talent slowly dispersing into the industry, most to never be heard from again as they were absorbed into much larger corporate environments and forced to become part of the gray crowd.

    Not a fan of Java myself, but i can appreciate what Gosling has done, and the impact of what is going on here as the SUN sets and the dark days come.

  25. Re:Learning from the past on Adobe Evangelist Lashes Out Over Apple's "Original Language" Policy · · Score: 0, Troll

    shhhh stop talking rationally...