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  1. Re:For all the "what does it matter" folks on Richard Stallman Accosted For Tinfoil Hat · · Score: 1

    You forgot some very important things:
    1. that "government" is not OUR or YOUR government!
    2. it's also not the government of the poeple of the country.
    3. that "government" is a department formed by big companies (mostly from the oil an "healtcare" [dirty lie] sectors)
    4. so that "government" works on the same rule: profit maximization, as long as possible.
    5. if you're the government *everything* is possible, as long as you stay in that position
    6. to stay in that position you need to persuade the poeple that you are allowed to
    7. this works great if the poeple are stupid
    8. to make poeple stupid you just take the money for education and put it elsewhere
    9. additionally you can make the "products" and everything easyer and easyer so poeple can be more and more stupid and still be able to exist...

    well... what's missing...? of course:
    10. PROFIT!

    that's what the world turns around for. getting more than everybody else. if it would not be that way ther would not be such a thing as evolution.

    that's a thing we have to face!

    but nobody says that we can't change it... with our huge male brains - like Al "four touchdowns in one game" Bundy would say... *fg*

  2. Re:For all the "what does it matter" folks on Richard Stallman Accosted For Tinfoil Hat · · Score: 2, Insightful

    > I seem to have missed the reasoning. Terrorism?

    As if you did not know that your government are trrorists... or at least henchmen of terrorists... (some of them are mentioned here: http://www.dilbert.com/comics/dilbert/shop/html/we asel_poll_results_2005.html, for more just look at some stock indices...)

  3. Re:Movie Guy Comment on Richard Stallman Accosted For Tinfoil Hat · · Score: 1

    Hmm... can someone tell us non-native english speakers what "accosted" means?
    I could not find it: http://dict.leo.org/?lang=en&lp=ende&search=Accost ed

  4. Re:DMCA risks. on Real Story of the Rogue Rootkit · · Score: 1

    > Surely they don't want to violate the DMCA.

    WRONG! Surely most poeple and comanies WANT to "violate" (even more such a bought law like the) DMCA. But they CAN'T, because they don't have the power to enforce it (by modifying those "laws").

    Home you never forget that "tiny" difference. ;)

  5. Re:Nothing to do with being better on Microsoft Office 12 Beta 1 Is Out · · Score: 1

    > the OP claimed that Office has more UI designers than OO.o has *developers*

    doesn't this mean that the OO.o-developers are much better because they still can bring out a comparable software? (i don't like the word "product". it's like "human resources": "hey, those human resources are exthausted. i had to throw them to the trash. can i have some more of this new human resource product?")

  6. What do you think... on DVD Jon's Code In Sony Rootkit? · · Score: 1

    ... why they're now called "SonyBMG"?

    I worked with poeple from sony music and bmg in my last job, and you can believe me: the guy from sony told me himself that they were nearly dying. My colleague who was in the room was pretty shocked when he heard the details. This was 3 years ago.

    It was not only sony music. It was their whole electronics sector that struggled... so pretty much everything...

    So i don't know all of today's facts, but facing the single fact of their fusion i don't believe that this was not an action to save their asses. ;)

    BTW: I live only a mile from the Bertelsmann headquarters and worked for them. I still have pretty much access to their internal phone books. ;) (But who cares. I've more important stuff to do than prank calls or throwing foul eggs at them... [like reading slashdot for just one example. ;])

  7. Re:Sony, OpenDocument, and Linux Telco on Slashback: IP Protection, ReligiousDocument, LiPS Savings · · Score: 1

    Yes. you're right. They blame it on the computer instead of the os, because they can't tell where teh border line between those two parts is. And that is - i guess - because they really never saw another os. (or it was that disguised to look similar to windows ["to make it easyer for newbies"] that they did not even realize it...)

  8. Re:Isn't that doubly illegal? on DVD Jon's Code In Sony Rootkit? · · Score: 1, Interesting

    Well...if you don't know it yet: Sony is DYING!
    They are struggling on the border of death for years now... and it ain't got any better...
    So you don't need a *that* big thing to bring sony to fall...

    Let's all wish it happens... some time it has to start to become better for us...

  9. Re:Sony, OpenDocument, and Linux Telco on Slashback: IP Protection, ReligiousDocument, LiPS Savings · · Score: 1

    > Because not doing so makes their customers discontent and angry?

    So you want to tell me that they did NOT do this from the beginning of their existance until now...?? ;)

    I just want to remember the all-so-famous BSoD and the senseless GUI letting millions of users wanting to throw their (innocent) pc out of the window...

  10. Well... on Microsoft Claims Firms 'Hitting a Wall' With Linux · · Score: 1

    > more consistent, predictable, and easier to manage than Linux.

    Well, how hard is it to create such a system, if you can steal^Wadopt a huge top-quality codebase (OSS) and *additionally* throw kilotons of coders on it to make it better, while you don't give anything back?

    Really... it's not *that* impossible for microsoft to realize that.

    The sad thing about it is that i still pretty much can't imagine that microsoft archieved this, when i look at their systems... even if they are probably half bsd plus other oss under the hood...

    Like in south park: the guest code is imitated. badly.* ;) (Same counts even more for paradigms and systems like sockets...)

    * I don't know the english version, but in germany it would be "Der Gast-Code ist imitiert. Und das schlecht!"

    P.S.: Of *course* this is only my opinion... by definition!

  11. Yes! on AIM Bots: Useful or Spam? · · Score: 1

    Yes it does. I'm using trillian and i got a message where i could get the bots back if i wanted to when i deleted the new bots-group.

    But i'll kill the AIM-profile soon because: what do you expect when you come into a foreign im-network specially created for dumbasses wackos, lamers and noobs. ;P

  12. Re:How about the worst of what's new? on Best of What's New 2005 · · Score: 2, Insightful

    > the EU trying to take over the internet

    you sir are an asshole!
    you did not even try to think about it before brawling out such obwiously wrong statements.

    if you think that the EU wants to *take over* the internet, then you MUST think that the USA wants to take over the whole world and even acts like being offended when someone tells them that they don't have the right to!

    face it: ALL nations except the USA that nowadays also use the us-controlled internet could easily set up their own root servers, cut access for the usa and then the usa would be very very alone in their own mud of a net while the rest of the world would simply continue to call the new net structure "internet" while the old net would be called usanet. Over shot time usanet would fall down, because it does not have any use for everyone who wants to be international and free!
    Just like "chinanet"...

    I thought slashdotters where poeple who surely understand why freedom is good... bu i guess there's still a moron here and there that got a /.-account...

  13. Concurrent Haskell on More Effective Use of Shared Memory on Linux · · Score: 1

    Well... i would rather recommend a good Haskell compiler as it's the successor of CML and a bit cleaner too. ;)

    Or use Ocaml if you like it lightning fast. (meaning: nearly beating raw C) Even in bytecode! (Beating java by far!)
    But it's not as clean as Haskell as it allows *shudder* side effects...

  14. Old news... already happened in africa... on Man Cures Himself of HIV? · · Score: 3, Interesting

    Already some years ago I read that some aficans born in those areas with high aids distribution were born with a natural mutation making them immune to aids. Several laboratorys tried to extract a medicament out of it.

    I wonder what happened to it...

    But to have a second mutation for immunity are great news... Now i hope it does not get sweeped unter the carpet from big companies earning money with selling syptopm-fighting medicaments that don't *really* help at all...

  15. Re: Your sig on Shareholders Pressure Internet Companies on Rights · · Score: 1

    > In most respects 9/11 WAS all about Al Qaeda attacking Freedom and Democracy in the West. The catch is they are destroying them, not by attacking the West, but by giving power mad governments of Western nations excuses to destroy Freedom and Democracy themselves.

    This - honestly - was the most insightful paragraph on whole slashdoth for months! Sure, i knew this, but i thought i would be the only one...

    Bad that al quaeda succeded that way.

    But... hmm... i don't think the us-government was all that good *before* all this... they did senseless wars before. They hat strange three-letter-agencies that play strange things with the poeple before... and much other stuff too...

    I just hope america can in some time far away really become that country that you once were so proud of and that most of the time was just an illusion...

  16. Repressive companies... on Shareholders Pressure Internet Companies on Rights · · Score: 1

    Shouldn't they first put pressure on those repressive companies for being such economic feudalists, before going after other countries where they don't even have the right to intervene? I mean what is the reason for a distinct country: You can have your own rules, and as long as you don't do shit OUTSIDE your country, nobody can forbid you anything!

    Now in this case companies from foreign states come with their own point of view from their own country and want to impose it on some foreign country just because they went there to play with them.
    Guess what: If you don't like the rules of another country, then DON'T GO THERE and leave them alone.
    It's SOLELY THEIR decision how those rules are and if they like to change it. Poeple that don't like the rules of a country are free to found their own.
    (If they aren't then okay, you can help them to get out if you like to. But you are still not allowed to force this country to do anything. least of all if you have a that crappy government yourself.)

  17. Re:The comedy of capital on Shareholders Pressure Internet Companies on Rights · · Score: 1

    I hope you really meant this was funny... because else this is extremistic fucker's bullshit!
    To me it was NOT funny, because you simply are not in the position to decide who's good and who's bad!
    Your own "ethics" are making your country the center of all badmanistans for most countries of the world.

    And even if you were not that way... you still don't have the right to decide what another country is allowed to do in things of what their poeple want to use for rules and laws.

    Because this is the reason to have a separate country in the first place: You're separating yourself from other groups to be able to have distinct rules for living together.

    But.. i know the usa thinks that the world is a state of the usa.... you simply don't understand that there could be groups on the planet with such completely different philosophies.

    And in case of a government that's mistreating their poeple: Well, that's a thing of this government versus this poeple, and you have NOTHING to do with it! NOTHING!
    If this governement or poeple come to you to mistreat you, this is another thing. Then you try to force them from going back to their country and leaving you alone. But NOTHING MORE!

    I recommend first looking at your own government and fixing it, and then talking about extern affairs.
    For again becoming the country that you one were so proud of... (I guess then even other states would stop hating you...)

  18. Re:SONY's modest proposal on Sony's EULA Worse Than Its Rootkit? · · Score: 2, Interesting

    > If people want to buy CDs that installs spyware on their computer and allows the company to go in and delete that person's files, what business is it of mine?

    The problem here is: They neither want it, nor do they know about it!

    It's just a big corporate fraud and abuse!

    But what do you expect in a economic feudalism?

    As long as they have that power and we just are a bunch of single poeple, this ain't gonna change!

    So what can we do? We need to organize ourselves so we can create our own powerful organization! (And then beat the living crap out of them! ;)

    Any suggestions how we could reach this goal?
    Remember: Never underestimate the power of stupid poeple in large groups!
    Just learn to guide them in your way instead of the company's one and fight them with their own [obviously successful] weapons.

    And finally - to make em a favour - try to
    1. makine up your own law, that WSMG (weapons of stupid mass guidance) are forbidden.
    2. use your own WSMG to push the law into the lawbooks.
    3. put them in jail!

    This worked fine in the past. Just look at The Iraq-War. (And in this case they even *really* have WSMG!)

  19. AKA Spam filter? on Software Predicts Music Success · · Score: 2, Insightful

    > It would be nice to have a system that pulls out the things I'm most interested in.

    What you are talking about is a spam filter for music! Well.. that would be wonderful.

    But then you would have to wait some weeks until you could listen to the next hour of music, because most radios and other sources would return quietness for most of their time. ;)

    Or you would have to push EVERY music on the planet trough it. Even the street musicians from some mountan village in nepal oder the whate-veryo-ucall'me-islands.
    Surely this would be great, and theoretically it would surely be possible.... but practically... well... ;)

  20. Re:Don't take my stapler! on German IT Outfit Bans Whining · · Score: 1

    > "Wenn ich Million Dollar hatte, würde ich zwei Mädchen gleichzeitig tun!"

    Tell this to a girl and she will smile if she loves you and you will end up with twin girl children instead of fucking with two girls. Because that's he ony sense this scentence makes. ;)

    Maybe you meant ", würde ich es mit zwei Mädchen gleichzeitig tun!" But then still "Million Dollar" makes no sense because the quantity is missing. Maybe she will buy you a sticker with "million dollar" on it, put it on her nd say "let's go fuck!" if she has humor. :)

    But as I said you ain't gonna like the result. *gg*

  21. Re:Already available.. on Transcoding in 1/5 the Time with Help from the GPU · · Score: 1

    But i could not find one page dealing with this final hardware-specific compilation... if you could give me a hint where/what to search i would be really happy...

  22. Re:The best deal RIGHT NOW in processors on Dual-Core Shoot Out - Intel vs. AMD · · Score: 1

    Nooooo.... :(

    i bought this thing as it was out for only some days... and it costes 750 if i remember it correctly.

    Two weeks later the price fell by 46%!!!

    And now seeing what the price ist makes me reall *hurt* :(

    I know it's the way it always was... but must the word be SO HARD? :(

  23. Sure... on Fatal Flaw Weakens RFID Passports · · Score: 1

    if you lose your overflowing apostrophs coming out of every hole... ;P

  24. Demo? I just saw the FULL version on eDonkey! on Police Need 90 Days To Crack Hard Drives · · Score: 1

    What about that? my doneky* just returned tons of results for EnCase.... If ther will be anyone wi is interested in looking if it's not a government trojan? *scratches his dark tinfoil helmet with mu-metal-layer*

    * to government: of course i mean the *animal*. stupid beast, how could it...!

  25. Re:Plausible deniability... on Police Need 90 Days To Crack Hard Drives · · Score: 1

    Well.. i think TrueCrypt is a pretty good solution to all this...