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  1. Pass that crack? YHB...... on Do We Still Need Telcos (and ISPs)? · · Score: 1

    Cmon...didn't someone HAVE A BRAIN?

    Troll POSTS are one thing.....

    troll STORIES? jheez

    Editors....YHL, YHBT, HAND.

    *sigh*

  2. Re:Ip Addresses on The Soldier is the Network · · Score: 1

    Likewise, i would suspect the chinese military will soon be developing as many ways as possible to jam local wireless networks.

    Jamming local wireless networks is _reaaaallllyyy_ easy......[lookup the aloha protocol....]

  3. Re:It's the other way around on Famous Last Words: You can't decompile a C++ program · · Score: 1

    Dude.....C is practically ASM. C is *not* a "high level" language according to most theoretical professors. (c.f. Yale's Stan Eisenstat, Arvind Krishnamurthy, Zhong Shao, Richard Yang, Columbia's Belhauser, Havard's Smith...) C _is_ readable asm code......
    have you ever taken a compilers course?

    having written a compiler for a toy language (tiger) [google for princeton professor appel's "tiger" language and his collaboration with z. shao, who implemented the heap-activation in SML-NJ....] i can assure you, it is nowhere NEAR as easy as you'd think.

    push ebx ;)
    -b

  4. Re:Wouldn't the problem with bit torrent be on BitTorrent Guide · · Score: 1

    You don't know very much about peering agreements, do you? If one cox user was sharing a file that many other cox users wanted, I can ASSURE you that cox would be VERY happy.

  5. Re:Rapper scratch ? on Dr. Dre to pay $1.5 mil for "Illegal Sample" · · Score: 1

    insightful? mods wtf. that was a joke.

  6. Re:Why oh why on When Copy Protection Fails · · Score: 4, Interesting

    The RIAA screwed up bigtime. You just towed the party line "Most people actually want to PAY for their music. They steal it out of convenience." The RIAA's response? "No, they steal it because they're cheap bastards." Oh, wait...except for the APPLE MUSIC STORE, which beat their one _month_ expectations in one _week_.

    Oh, poo, it appears that the guilty-until-proven-innocent idea the RIAA was operating under was just demonstrated to be wrong, at least among macintosh users. (Granted its a population subset, but the RIAA has 0 data to the contrary....) But the apple music store makes those nice record labels obsolete minus their functions "discovering" (pronounced: "manufacturing" c.f. avril lavigne) artists and "producing" songs. (long live daniel beddingfield....)

    Go buy a mac. Apple _is_ fighting for your digital rights.

  7. Re:What does that mean in practical terms? on Buckminsterfullerene Strikes Again - Nanotube RAM · · Score: 1, Funny

    Can we get that in libraries of congress per ipod please? hehehe....

  8. Re:Corrected Article on Stallman Meets KDE Team for Tea · · Score: 0, Troll

    Wow...i have to admit, I didn't believe this post's original text until i saw it change. =(

  9. Re:SensorML on Moving Sensor Data Onto The Internet With SensorML · · Score: 2, Informative

    Actually, they didn't shorten it to SML because that is Standard ML.

    SML/NJ *cringe*

    Disclaimer: I took a compilers course with Zhong Shao, who together with Appel of Princeton, made ML into a useable language. CURSE THEM BOTH.

  10. Re:Planned Launch of New Robotics Product on Apple To Make "Music To Your Ears" Announcement · · Score: 1

    Sadly enough, I was referring to Isaac Asimov's "I, Robot..."
    hehe....

  11. Planned Launch of New Robotics Product on Apple To Make "Music To Your Ears" Announcement · · Score: 3, Funny

    Reuters - Apple Computer Corp (APPL) has announced in a smashing pre-lunch event at its flashy new store in SOHO that the upcoming announcement will focus on the debut of its new pseudo-sentient home robot, capable of interfacing via bluetooth with home devices such as cell phones, bluetooth enabled computers, and the next generation of home appliances.

    The product is scheduled to launch with the name "iRobot....."

    *DUCK* ;)

  12. Re:about reading the article on Getting Rid of the Disks · · Score: 1

    They are trying to test if the server thats hosting said article is running from a solid state disk or conventional hard drive. ;)

  13. Re:Oh my on Slashback: Discipline, License, Name-calling · · Score: 1

    Not every yale student is some rich legacy. Some of us went to [cough cough] public school.

  14. Main asciipr0n.com site... on How to Make a Starship Enterprise out of a 3.5" Floppy · · Score: 2, Interesting

    Now reads "Due to the people at slashdot.org linking to this site without asking the owners or the hosters, asciipr0n.com is offline until further notice. Maybe you guys should start mirroring the sites you link to..."
    Ouch!
    And the link from the article just reads "Slashdot Sucks"
    Thats what i get for reading articles i guess.

  15. Pseudo-Obligatory.... on BSDs to be Merged · · Score: 1

    Slashdot^H^H^H^H^H^H^H*Bsd is DUPING^H^H^H^H^H DYING.......yeah
    mmmm www.slashdupe.com
    However, ANOTHER SITE isnt doing so badly!

  16. Someone told taco to do this back in FEBRUARY: on IPv4 Headers Investigated · · Score: 5, Informative

    And i have proof!
    hehe

  17. Re:An explanation on Microsoft Refuses To Fix NT 4.0 Exploit · · Score: 1

    If you click on the 'topics' link on the left, you'll see that slashdot has one icon for Microsoft (the borg) and another for Windows (this shitty one.) If you click on the Windows icon, you'll find that this is the only story ever posted with it. So we can probably rule out Bill using his mind control ray to control Taco's mind, and chalk it up to the usual slashdot incompetance.

    If you click in your little address bar and type "www.m-w.com" and then in the box next to "dictionary" you type "incompetance" and then click "Look it up", you'll note that "incompetance" doesnt exist as a word.

    So we can probably rule out Bill using his mind control ray to control your mind, and chalk it up to the usual slashdot unjustified self-righteousness. /sarcasm

  18. Re:Norway has had it since 2001 on Cell Phone Number Portability Finally A Reality? · · Score: 1

    By "state organisation that ensures competition is fair" i believe you're looking for "regulating board" [pseudo-akin to FCC "regulation" of spectrum?]

    =)

  19. Re:Integration across the desktop on KDE & Gnome Usability Engineers Interviewed · · Score: 1

    Has everyone forgotten about Harmony Project? Developers working on a LGPL'd version of Qt.....[replacement for Qt, that is]. The whole point is to make the whole TrollTech/BSD license thru the Qt foundation if TrollTech discontinues/etc/etc issue a NON issue. Anyone bitching about Qt's license has no reason not to be helping Harmony...

  20. Re:But will i need a license for... on Cyberbees Score MIT Prize · · Score: 1

    Cyril Connolly ?

    No....Semi-Carnally!?

    Oh.


    C

  21. Dont Misquote Robert Heinlin as Napoleon on Microsoft Sends Broken Stylesheets to Opera · · Score: 1

    You are misquoting "Hanlon's Razor" -- derived from the Beiters. (Worship the Mad God Finagle and the prophet Murphy) http://info.astrian.net/jargon/terms/h/Hanlon_s_Ra zor.html

  22. Re:MD5? on Mission: Infiltrate the P2P Network · · Score: 1
    All hashing algorithms can be defeated if you know the algorithm....given precisely placed bits, it is not impossible to have two files with the same hash.
    No its not PRACTICAL...but maybe they've got some brute force per song?

    MD5 takes the content of a file and forms a number from it in such a way that:
    it is not possible to tell the contents of the original file just by looking at the hash value
    and
    it is not reasonably practicable to generate a file that will give a particular hash.
    as an aside...most people are too lazy to check md5's anyway.....
  23. Mousetraps... on Mission: Infiltrate the P2P Network · · Score: 3, Funny

    We can't build a better mouse trap...
    So we'll break yours!

    (ok...not "break" but render rather inefficient....grumble.)

  24. Re:If my penis had a bell on Bitstream To Donate 10 Fonts To Free Software World · · Score: 1

    I dont need the karma. I'm already capped. People already did complain. They already got modded down. Browse at -1, you might see your own posts. IFF these 10 fonts are "excellent" they could substantially end the "strongly percieved need" for some "high quality open fonts" -- words which seem to get tossed around slashdot quite a bit.

  25. 10 fonts /IS/ a big deal. on Bitstream To Donate 10 Fonts To Free Software World · · Score: 5, Insightful

    Please save the "ohh but its only 10 fonts" comments.
    The microsoft world does very well with ARIAL, COURIER, and TIMES NEW ROMAN.
    (Actually, most of the personal computing world does fairly well with these fonts)
    I used CHICAGO, TIMES and BOOKMAN exclusively for years on a Mac LCII.
    The crux of the issue is that these should be high quality fonts. THAT is a big deal. Kerning is a huge pain.
    "ae" vs "lk" vs "ld" vs "dl" vs "kl" -- spacing changes more than you think. Amen, hallelujah...now lets just see how they look.