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  1. Re:DNA on Wireless Power Recharging Nears Fruition · · Score: 1

    hint: Salmon of doubt.

  2. DNA on Wireless Power Recharging Nears Fruition · · Score: 1

    Too bad Douglas Adams didn't live up to see this, he would surely have liked this

  3. Re:Firefox never worked for me... on Planning For Mozilla 2.0 · · Score: 1

    > Everything else should be designed to do just one thing and do it better/prettier than emacs.

    Like vi for editing text?

  4. Re:IPv6 is good. Speed is good. What about ... on China Lights Pure IPv6 Network · · Score: 1

    > Internet is all about freedom, don't forget it

    Internet is about machine-to-machine communication.

    The Internet culture developed between 1980 and 1998 is about freedom (of speech, of communication).

    From 1998 the Internet is about business and control.

  5. Re:Linux on VMware on Windows! on Bugzilla on Windows? · · Score: 1

    > It's a win-win!

    no, it's a Linux-Win.

  6. virtualization on Bugzilla on Windows? · · Score: 2, Funny

    VMWar^WXen

  7. AAlib on 7 hour BBS Documentary Nearly Ready · · Score: 1

    I hope they will also release an AAlib converted version. Can't wait to telnet a port and watch the video (with subtitles, obiouvsly)

  8. Re:Write once, run anywhere on Have a Nice Steaming Cup of Java 5 · · Score: 1

    with realities like QT/mac/win32, GTK/win and Mono and supposing the linux desktop will grow for home users my two cents will go (for computer shops shelfs) to a mix of .NET, Gnome, KDE and Java software, all being multiplatform. But I don't expect this until non-Windows desktops reach at least 20% of the _sales_.

    And games will be the linux _home_ desktop killer apps. On this I bet far more than 2 cents :)

  9. Re:Write once, run anywhere on Have a Nice Steaming Cup of Java 5 · · Score: 1

    Moreover, sold (or better, commercially licensed) software is only a part of used software.

  10. Re:An idea from the dot - Canvas on Gaim Releases Version 1.0.0 · · Score: 1

    > 5.The protocol would be very simple: Text based, similar to a simplified postscript or html imagemap.

    use SVG, and you will get much more support.

  11. Re:Reader in put required ... on The End Of DirectX As We Know It · · Score: 5, Funny

    Won't Go Fast

  12. Business plan on Photovoltaic Cell from Plant Proteins · · Score: 3, Funny

    1) Develop spinach based photovoltaic cells
    2) Use Popeye in the logo
    3) Profit!

  13. Re:How CONVENIENT. on Looking Into The Power Architecture Future · · Score: 1

    But now we know that Steve's Reality Distortion Field (tm) can be distorted as well.

    Next step: iWarp iDrive.

  14. Re:I do of course on Nanobacteria Discovered? · · Score: 1

    (I'll bite (again))

    > I assume we ignore the portion of the planet which clearly doesn't matter enough.

    I suppose you ignore.
    I do not.

  15. Re:Ok. on Nanobacteria Discovered? · · Score: 1

    > Coronary artery disease causes around 50% of deaths worldwide.

    I would like to inform you that Miami is not on the border of the world, which is not flat, by the way :-D

  16. Re:Good question on Using Employee-Owned Technology in the Workplace? · · Score: 1

    > having a cell phone in say Germany and recieveing a call on it costs you money if your home is in say Spain.

    what if you're in Mexico and your home in, say, USA and you receive a call?

    The parent probably should have said "Move to any European Nation".

  17. Must... keep... quiet... on A Review of Nanotech's Future · · Score: 1

    microscopic interlocking nodes with a distributed brain

    you mean a Beowulf nanocluster?!?!?!?!?

  18. Re:Files are not files anymore on WinFS - Who Will Actually Use It? · · Score: 4, Insightful

    I know this could be a shock: Reiserfs4. go check yourself.

    How do we know which part of a 1gb file should lie in memory, and which should not?

    it's not a filesystem matter.

    It's just like a big database where we need good rules of what's good and what's not.

    I, for one, hope that won't be microsoft to choose what's good or bad ;)

  19. Re:Security on WinFS - Who Will Actually Use It? · · Score: 4, Insightful

    Security isn't my primary worry

    and seems it is not a worry for end users too. End users always thinks bad things happens to someone else. That's why a poorly designed security model IS a problem. OTOH, it is an end user problem, something here on slashdot could be used as base for jokes.

  20. Note for Commonwealth and US Slashdot readers on Italian Court Rules PlayStation Modchips Are Legal · · Score: 4, Informative

    Italy does not have a "common law" law system, so this doesn't mean "from now on in Italy it is fully legal to produce, sell, install and use modchips". It means these people were not found guilty (and set s a "guideline, too, but this guideline is not enforceable in court)

  21. Re:Another win for M$! on The 17th IOCCC is Now Open! · · Score: 3, Funny

    I'm sorry, I can't answer you. I signed an NDA which forbids me to.

  22. Another win for M$! on The 17th IOCCC is Now Open! · · Score: 3, Funny

    Microsft is going to win hands down, they would simple have to submit some windows source code.

  23. Re:Stop that markedroid talk! on Pigeons Faster than Internet · · Score: 1

    does # of Library of Congress please you? ;)

  24. Make money fast! on Fixing Security Through Obscurity? · · Score: 1

    1) Find a check printing software house with poor security on software
    2) Get hired
    3) Print checks bypassing the poor security
    4) Profit!

  25. Re:Especially in the fog of marketese that is .NET on Advanced .NET Remoting · · Score: 2, Funny

    The way Microsoft will control your TV set.