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  1. One problem on Gas Goes Solid · · Score: 1, Insightful

    There is one fundamental problem with this great idea. That is, how do they go about converting
    the millions of cars in the world to be able to use this !

  2. wow on AMD Opteron Due In April · · Score: 0

    wow, One terabyte for address space . Think of all pron that can hold !!
    But seriously, thats great to have the ability to use that much,
    but who will is the really important question .

  3. Riiiite on Engineer Loses SSL Patent Case against RSA and VeriSign · · Score: 1, Insightful

    This guy should have made sure his case was airtight before going up against
    some big companies. Perhaps he was just trying to make a name for
    himself and get noticed for his work.

  4. This could be useful on Linux-Based Bar-Monkey · · Score: 0

    Wow, Now all the need to do is automate this, and post it on Kazaa so everyone can make there own drink automotons !

  5. Yay /. on How Are You Spending Your Christmas Vacation? · · Score: 0

    I wasnt going to be doing anything until I saw the XP linux link on /.
    I'm downloading it now to work on it !!

  6. A Hybrid Linux-Windows OS would be PERFECT !!! on XPde: Cloning the XP Interface · · Score: 0

    Whats up with the Linux zealots who cant over their hatred of Windows to realize that some of Windows interface IS ok. There I said it. Not everyone wants to fool with config files or search for which dir the services/daemons are installed in (I personally dont mind, but having a CONSISTENT OPTION is nice).
    I think this is a great idea because
    1) You have a very familiar interface for newbies migrating to Linux
    2) You could use this to eliminate some distro problems by overlaying the same interface to access services and programs over everything
    3) I dont care what any Linux zealot says, but I think any reasonable person would prefer the BEST of both worlds in Linux and Windows
    4) Its all about consistancy, and ease of use. If you dont want to dick around with /etc/hosts.allow , I shouldnt have to, there should be a GUI to allow me to easily modify everything if I so CHOOSE.

  7. Re:Sigh. on XPde: Cloning the XP Interface · · Score: 0

    Whats up with the Linux zealots who cant over their hatred of Windows to realize that some of Windows interface IS ok. There I said it. Not everyone wants to fool with config files or search for which dir the services/daemons are installed in (I personally dont mind, but having a CONSISTENT OPTION is nice).
    I think this is a great idea because
    1) You have a very familiar interface for newbies migrating to Linux
    2) You could use this to eliminate some distro problems by overlaying the same interface to access services and programs over everything
    3) I dont care what any Linux zealot says, but I think any reasonable person would prefer the BEST of both worlds in Linux and Windows
    4) Its all about consistancy, and ease of use. If you dont want to dick around with /etc/hosts.allow , I shouldnt have to, there should be a GUI to allow me to easily modify everything if I so CHOOSE.

    Say what you want, but IE has it good points, as does the whole Windows OS

  8. HAHAHA on Microsoft: No Xbox for You! · · Score: -1, Offtopic

    My 1st post, post

  9. It makes a big difference on Do Long Work Hours Affect Code Quality? · · Score: 0

    I'd suggest you show your boss the results of various studies on lack of sleep and overworking (such as here)
    Its not only detrimental to you, its bad for the company because you can introduce lots of mistakes into your code when your overworked
    Your boss just has to see the downside to a overworked employee, and how it'll effect him (ie: poor code comes back to bite him).
    I know many of the times I've pulled 18 hour coding binges, I've ended up doing more damage than good.

  10. Great on Auburn University First To Offer Wireless Degree · · Score: 0

    I think its great that some college finally offered this degree so that people can get a jump start on promising areas like this.

    Waiting until people start graduate school is such a waste generally

  11. ugh on Sili-Hudson Valley? · · Score: 0, Flamebait

    Why dont consortiums like this put up money to create research hubs in places people ACTUALLY want to go (ie: near Miami, San Diego).
    Who the hell wants to move out to the sticks in NY to do research ?
    I think they would get more people if they moved it closer to a big city where people would have more to do on their off time, than tip cows on the weekends.
    Why not start a research hub in South Dakota, researchers would love to move there.

  12. What the ? on Software Glitches Cause Airport Delays in Britain · · Score: 1

    You'd think software that provides such critical service would be thoroughly tested.

  13. they should on Are You Being Served? Don't Open That Email! · · Score: 1

    They should have a system that sends emails with a URL to confirm you have seen it, or they could go
    the spammers route and just add 1x1 images to detect if you've opened it

  14. Call !!!! on SSSCA Squirms Forward Again Thursday · · Score: 1

    I think everyone reading this should get off their arse and call Senator Hollings office now to 'give them a piece of your mind' or complain.
    I just called and the lady said she would pass my message on to the Senator (yeah right)
    Do something people !!!
    Democrats Phone Number Fax Number Ernest F. Hollings, SC (202)224-6121 (202)224-4293

  15. heh on Ricochet Bounces Back, Cautiously · · Score: 0, Redundant

    Yay, they are clawing there way back into the market .

  16. lol on User Review of Transmeta-Based Aquapad · · Score: 2, Interesting

    Has Trasmeta actually produced anything to this day that rivaled the hype surrounding their appearance on the scene ?
    No.
    This aquapad sounds like it would make an excellent liner for my bird cage

  17. hmm on Rogers Cable Plans Fees to Curb Bandwith Hogs · · Score: 1

    I'm on the fence on this one. What does a company do when users start to eat of major chunks of bandwidth that start to eat into their revenue ?
    People should definately be given lead way, but realistically, someone has to pay for the 2 gigs of pron your downloading at the end of the day.
    I wonder what the people that bitch about this would say if Rogers said that they were about to go out of business because of the bandwidth hogs eating their revenue ?
    Could you still be indignant ?
    Just a thought ...

  18. hmm on Byte Benchmarks Various Linux Trees · · Score: 1, Funny

    I'm waiting for a standardized procedure to allow downloads of the latest updates and patches,ie: just like MS.

  19. i wonder on Fuel-Cell Power With Methanol · · Score: 1

    I wonder if the OPEC cartel watches research like this like a hawk. I think it would foolish if they didnt, being as though, they have trillions at stake.
    That being said, would you try to impede such research knowing that said technology could make your residual income dissapear ?

  20. Idea on A New Year's Idea: Pay For Some Freedom · · Score: 1

    What someone needs to do is to setup a system
    where people can easily move money from their
    bank accounts to their web account. Once this is
    setup, and FDIC insured and etc., people
    can then move small amounts of money to support
    these causes Timothy talks about helping.
    This way, you eliminate and Visa charges and etc.. It would help if such a business
    was non-profit so that people could just make
    micro-payments without all the hassle
    of worrying about their money and etc.
    Just my 2 cents for a viable solution

  21. Actually on A New Year's Idea: Pay For Some Freedom · · Score: 1

    If I were developing something, I'd try to implement some sort of micro-payment plan.
    Yes I know its already been tried ...
    It's better to at least hope for someone to transfer $1 via Paypal than expect
    many people to just donate arbitrary sums of money, which is much harder.

  22. Actually on Commercialization Of The Internet · · Score: 1

    The reason why the big companies are taking over is because people
    dont know of anything else to go to.
    The average user only knows of the big name sites
    from TV and etc.. This isnt surprising

    Kick ass website dancclark

  23. HMm on Royal Institute Christmas Lectures · · Score: 1

    "This year Sir John Sulston, of Human Genome Project fame, will be talking about genetics and the building blocks of life over 5 lectures. This is a must see for anyone interested in artificial intelligence. " The only way I can see him tieing this into AI is by describing the parallels between neural nets and low order organisms Kick ass website

  24. Re:IMHO on Royal Institute Christmas Lectures · · Score: 1

    I'd love to see how he can tie genetics into AI.