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  1. Re:Nyet! on John Gilmore Sues Ashcroft et al. for Freedom to Travel · · Score: 1

    But, what kind would work? I would guess that anything you suggest will be denounced as restrictive of his freedom of travel.

  2. Re:mostly in the southern US on John Gilmore Sues Ashcroft et al. for Freedom to Travel · · Score: 1

    But, you can still travel, right?

  3. Re:He still has freedom to travel on John Gilmore Sues Ashcroft et al. for Freedom to Travel · · Score: 1
    Ok. You got me there. But, what is this guys problem? He just has to show his picture ID at the check-in counter. He is going on as if he has to get papers from the Ministry of Travel and has to show is papers to the guards every 50 yards.

    More importantly, does he have a better solution, or does he just want to raise a stink?

  4. Re:or get rid of spam on Dutch Anti-Spam Ruling Nullified on Appeal · · Score: 1

    Well, if outlawing it would make spam majicly go away, then, yeah, that would be a great idea. But, seeing how outlawing something has yet to make it just go away, it isn't going to help much. Also, considering that lots of spammers hijack mail servers and proxies, which is already outlawed, breaking one more law isn't going to mean much to them.

  5. Re:Nyet! on John Gilmore Sues Ashcroft et al. for Freedom to Travel · · Score: 1
    The FBI has stated officially that it intends to require "similar level of security" for bus travel and train travel.

    If that "simular level of security" is just showing a picture ID at the counter, what is the big fuss? It is not like you have to go to the Ministry of Travel and go thru a 2 week long approval process only to have a jack-booted guard demanding to see the papers every 50 yards.

  6. Re:Nyet! on John Gilmore Sues Ashcroft et al. for Freedom to Travel · · Score: 1
    Please, call me by my first name: The.

    But, he still has freedom to travel, just not in a method he perfers. In the post I was replying to the poster said that everyone who travels was being searched. This is not true.

  7. He still has freedom to travel on John Gilmore Sues Ashcroft et al. for Freedom to Travel · · Score: 1

    If he chooses to travel via airplane, he needs to show an ID. But, he can travel by car, bus, or train and have none of these restrictions.

  8. Re:Nyet! on John Gilmore Sues Ashcroft et al. for Freedom to Travel · · Score: -1, Troll

    Really, when I traveled from Virginia to Indiana, via car, I wasn't stopped once and asked for ID. Same thing when I went from Virginia to NY, via train. Where are all these searches being done at?

  9. Re:Anything there? on Linux on Laptops Manufacturer Report Card · · Score: 1

    Did you check out www.linux-laptop.net? They have just about every laptop listed there.

  10. Re:Slashdot censorship makes baby jesus cry on The Importance of Being Debian · · Score: -1, Offtopic

    Taco already did this. Many people set me as a 'friend' then gave friends a +5 bonus. Thus, even tho I was a '-1' poster, people would still see my posts, if they WANTED TO. If people didn't want to read them, all they had to do is set their reading level at '0' and I went away. Now, the trolls have to use proxies and other tricks. Good luck filtering that.

  11. Re:Woohoo!! on Ziggy Stardust 30th Anniversary · · Score: 1
  12. Dirt? on Where are the 'Construction Set' Games? · · Score: 2, Funny

    Feh. I used to DREAM about playing with dirt. The only toy we had as children was a tick and flea infested, rabid racoon. Playing involved trying to run away from it while it tried to scratch your eyes out AND WE LOVED IT!!!!11!!1!

  13. Just what we need on Caffeine May Reduce Alzheimers · · Score: 1, Funny

    Seniors all hopped up on coffee and/or Penguin mints. I only hope it will allow them to drive the speed limit and turn off their blinkers after a turn.

  14. Re:Of course they should on Yahoo Agrees to Censor Chinese Portal · · Score: 1
    If China wanted them to hand over blueprints to export-controlled sensitive technologies, should they just do that, too?

    No, cause that would be illegal.

  15. First P0st on Elements 116 and 118 are Bogus? · · Score: -1, Offtopic

    For my 2-post-a-day brothers, Ja!

  16. Re:The best spam lists on Collateral Damage in the Spam War · · Score: 1

    Compared to the number of legit customers to number of spammers, spammers might give an ISP 1% of its revenu. Spammers don't help these ISP as much as you would think.

  17. Asia better get its ass in gear then on Collateral Damage in the Spam War · · Score: 1

    Lots of people are blocking all of asia. Before I blocked them, I never saw a single legit packet come from Asia. All I saw from there was spam and scans. I used to send abuse reports to asain admins, but I would never get an answer (which is ok), but I would never see any results either. Just more spam and scans.

  18. Re:What About IP Spoofs on Collateral Damage in the Spam War · · Score: 1

    I've never seen the IP in the top Received line spoofed.
    I have seen it, but (anymore) it is rare. Usually a spammer direct-to-MXing a Sendmail8.6 or a Exchange5.0 server.

  19. Re:Yahoo and Hotmail DONT Open Relay on Collateral Damage in the Spam War · · Score: 1

    I filter yahoo and hotmail, but only if the email didn't come from an yahoo or hotmail mail server.

  20. Asia's IP space on Collateral Damage in the Spam War · · Score: 1
  21. If only I had something to do with an Apple on A Linux User Goes Back · · Score: 1

    I have Solaris for my servers, Linux for my firewall/router, and Windows for games and office stuff. And, I can still beat the $1100 price of the Mac you quoted. I have a hard time justifying buying a propriatary OS that runs on propriatary hardware. If I could run OSX on my x86 system, I'd run it in a heart beat.

  22. Still, No. on A Linux User Goes Back · · Score: 1

    My computer cost me $1200 (monitor and all), I have yet to have any problems with it. If OSX ran on x86 hardware, I'd try it in a second. But, I (and I'll guess most others) don't want to drop another $1000+ on a machine just so I can try an OS I might not even like.

  23. Re:Other OS's? on A Linux User Goes Back · · Score: 1

    Um. Most people aren't going to run out and buy all new hardware just to *try* a new OS.

  24. Re:No no no no no on A Linux User Goes Back · · Score: 2, Insightful

    And spend yet more money on a machine? No thanks!

  25. FSF and Sourceforge are SPAMMERS on HavenCo Doing Well · · Score: -1, Troll