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  1. Duplicate on New RFC Adds "Evil Bit" · · Score: 0

    Not just bad april fool postings, but duplicate bad april fool postings.

    This april fool stuff is a stupid tradition, can we have an end to it now?

  2. Re:give it a break on Gentoo Linux Rethinks Package Management System · · Score: 1


    They should rethink the slashdot subtitle on
    april the first.

    How about:

    Slashdot - bad jokes for nerds. Stuff someone made up for a giggle.

  3. April 1st rubbish on RFC 3514: New Bit Defined for IPv4 Headers · · Score: 1


    Is anyone else sick to death of all this april the first BS?

    It's just not funny any more.

    Next year I'm not even opening a web browser.

  4. Re:At last... on Snag the Red Hat 9 ISOs, via Cash or BitTorrent · · Score: 1

    Your right, it does sound like a wonderful protocol.

    Just a shame we don't have a decent program that uses this protocol. Personally - I'm waiting until RH 9.0 hits the mirrors in a week or two, even then I might not bother.

  5. Bittorrent? on Snag the Red Hat 9 ISOs, via Cash or BitTorrent · · Score: 1

    Fantastic. You can now use a beta quality windoze client to download RH9.0

    I think I'll wait until RH9.0 hits the ftp mirrors then go and trash my box with anything as lame as windoze.

    What is slashdot coming to?

  6. Filtered News. on U.S. Forces In Iraq Ban GPS Phones · · Score: 2, Informative

    A lot of people here seem to think this is a good thing, that iraqi troops can monitor GPS signals and this is giving them an advantage.

    Rubbish.

    Isn't it more likely that the US army don't want the outside world to hear any news from Iraq that they haven't filtered?

    Try news.co.nz for news not CNN, you get a better view of world events.

  7. Enterprise-class?? on Enterprise-class ATA Drives · · Score: 5, Funny


    Enterprise-class??

    Great, I'll bear it in mind if I ever build a starship.

  8. What An Old Story on Microsoft: Because Bugs are Cool · · Score: 1


    I know I've read this before and the copyright says (c)1996.

    How could this be called news??

  9. Re:hmm port 1434 on MS SQL Server Worm Wreaking Havoc · · Score: 1

    The first port I blocked was EVERY port,
    I then enabled the things I really needed.

    By default you should always deny everything you don't need, even ssh has had remotely exploitable bugs.

  10. Re:My review of FreeBSD 5.0 on FreeBSD 5.0 Available · · Score: 0, Troll

    Stanley Feinbaum, professional journalist and master debater! Karma = excellent

    Your a funny guy.

    Just because you don't know how to use it doesn't mean it isn't any good.

  11. Re:ZDNet is saying the same thing on Microsoft's Reaction to OSS Adoption · · Score: 1

    After all, most business applications work beautifully over citrix.

    My company uses citrix. Most applications do work, but nothing works 'beautifully'. It's very slow, it crashes, Sometimes it takes over 30 seconds to log into a service desk type application. The same application takes at most 3 seconds on a laptop.

    Maybe it's not citrix thats at fault. Maybe it's the way my place set up the citrix servers, but I know I won't even consider working anywhere else that uses citrix.

    Citrix has been nothing but a painful experience for me.

  12. An easy way to secure the net on Deliberation of "National Strategy to Secure Cyberspace" · · Score: 1

    It seems the net is under constant attack these days.

    Its design purpose and its ideals of freedom of information are under constant attack.

    No problem though. It can be secured from those who would destroy it by simply cutting every wire connected to america. And the satellite links. And the phone lines.

    And it would free up a few class A's.

    Mod me down now.

  13. Re:Moving? on HOWTO: Annoy a Spammer · · Score: 1

    So what you are saying is his house comes with a spam problem, so it now has a lower sale value.

    In what way is this a problem?

    As you sow so shall you reap.

  14. Good story. on Relativity Finally Meets Quantum Theory? · · Score: 5, Interesting

    I'd like to see more stories like this on slashdot. It would be nice if we could spend more time contemplating real science and less time bashing microsoft.

    I for one spend to much time being bitter at microsoft and not enough doing interesting things.

  15. Hey! on BBC says "Avoid Explorer" · · Score: 1

    Your home computer is a pretty dumb device...

    Hey! I use Linux.

  16. Knock out the Spam on Email (As We Know It) Doomed? · · Score: 0, Troll

    There is a simple way to beat spam.

    Spammers spam because they make money out of it, they are not just doing it because they hate you. All we as a community have to do is to make sure it isn't profitable. If someone wants to sell you something they have to leave you some contact details. Use these to waste THEIR time.

    Tell them you want to buy their rubbish and send them a cheque for zero cents.

    Send emails to their webmaster saying their site doesn't work with IE4, Netscape, Mozilla, whatever. (use a fake address)

    Write a loop in your favourate language to reload their website once a minute.

    Fax them the same sheet that just says "F**K YOU" a few hundred times. Use reverse font to waste their ink.

    If everyone on slashdot went out of their way to waste just a little time, bandwidth or money from a spammer every day or two it would really hurt their profit margins. And no, they won't take you to court for pissing them off. They are in it for the money, not to prove a point.

  17. Re:Supported Applications on FreeBSD 5.0 Developer Preview #2 · · Score: 1

    KDE, GNOME, Office Applications... A jedi craves not these things.

    Seriously, They are ports or packages. Stuff like that should not be part of the base operating system.

  18. Re:FreeBSD vs Linux on FreeBSD 5.0 Developer Preview #2 · · Score: 1

    So don't put development kernels on production machines.

    If you go bleeding edge don't moan when you bleed.

  19. First Post!! on The Environmental Cost of Silicon Chips · · Score: -1, Offtopic


    First Post!!!

  20. Re:Seriously, who is going to use this? on PPC Amigas Go On Sale · · Score: 1


    Right!

    Bring back the Atari ST instead, at least it came with MIDI sockets

  21. What? on Senate Bill to Subsidize Anti-Censorware Research · · Score: 3, Insightful

    How about forbidding American corporations from trading censorware goods or services to these "repressive governments," wouldn't that be a good start?

    You want to make the world a more free place by banning stuff? Thats wrong.

    We are going to get freedom by making encryption freely avalible. Not by banning filtering systems.

  22. Re:the new P4 *that* will run at 3.06 GHz on Intel Pushes Pentium 4 Past 3 GHz · · Score: 1


    3.06mhz

    Wow! intel have finally made something thats 30 times slower than my firewall.

    Well done Intel.

  23. Re:Isn't capitalism great? on Temp Troops of High-Tech · · Score: 1

    I agree.
    But no other system seems to work.