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  1. Re:Meet The Forkers on Microsoft Remains Firm On Ending VB6 Support · · Score: 1

    yeah but if they still supported it would you have gotten that contract? Think about that.

  2. Re:omg on Max Payne 2 Gets Love Life, New Face · · Score: 1
    from the article:

    All screenshots are realtime. We never do pre-rendered.


    answer your question?
  3. Re:Activism on Google vs. Evil · · Score: 1

    Statistics can be thrown around to prove anything, 83.4% of all people know that.

  4. Re:They don't *WANT* to make money?!?! on AMD's 64-bit Plot · · Score: 1

    you actually read the stories on slashdot

  5. Re:In all fairness to the switch ads on Ellen Feiss Interview · · Score: 1

    I just burnt a huge pile of windows XP cd's tonight

    Are my friends not lucky? ;-)

  6. Re:tip: command line fun on Top Ten Mac OS X Tips for Unix Geeks · · Score: 1

    try:

    rm -- -p

  7. Re:Hire Professional Help on Apple Explains Interface Differences · · Score: 0

    Have you ever heard of Photoshop?

  8. Re:I Think its a plan of our MasterMind " BILL Gat on "MS Killed Java" (on the Client) JL Founder · · Score: 0, Troll

    what have you been smoking?
    you are obvoiusly very paranoid

  9. Re:Hmm...that's funny... on Support Your Local ... DNUG? · · Score: 1

    I see they have gotten to you too

  10. Even Easier on Lord of The Rings DVD, Now or Later? · · Score: 1

    Downloaded the DivX rip off this guy . . . wait until November

  11. Re:Do research findings cancel each other out? on Video Games Found To Decrease Brain Activity · · Score: 2, Interesting

    The exact same thing with:

    1. glass-of-red-wine-a-day;
    2. cannabis;
    3. cholesterol in eggs;
    studies.

    what is next? Are they going to release a study proving water is bad for us? The point is that this study's end result was decided well before it was finished.


    . . . it was found that the longer people spent playing video games, the less activity they showed in the prefrontal region of their brains, which governs emotion and creativity.

    As someone who enjoys making music I have to strongly disagree with this statement. As for emotion I still cry as hard as I ever did at the end of The Joy Luck Club. And for the sake of humanity I hope that no one is putting any real merit in this study. I can safely say that video games have increased my creativity, well that and the excessive use of drugs.

  12. Re:xpod? on Sync Your iPod on Linux · · Score: 1

    Next Microsoft will be sueing them (XPlay) for using XP in their name!

  13. Re:Japan doesn't have a monopoly on 'cool stuff' on Why Japan Gets the Cool Stuff · · Score: 1
    All these anime geeks who graduate high school and start planning to move to Japan so they get all the latest anime and gadgets sicken me.

    Amen brother
    and another thing, just because they are having a cultural identity crisis doesn't mean they have to tell us every minute detail of the Japanesse culture
  14. Re:Open Source Easier to Hack on 'Think Tank' Issues Microsoft-Funded Troll · · Score: 1

    Reznor

  15. Re:not at all on Games in High School? · · Score: 1

    At my school in Ontario aswell (Catholic btw) on snow days we usually are alowed to play games, we once had 3 quake 2 games going. At the end of 1st term we had a huge Unreal Tournament game.

  16. Re:Open Source Easier to Hack on 'Think Tank' Issues Microsoft-Funded Troll · · Score: 3, Insightful
    Uhhhh, because the source is open? Or does "open source" mean something else that I don't know about?
    It means someone legit is more likely to find the hole and release a patch before some script kiddie gets the 0-day 'spoilt for it. Opensource software has a better track record for admitting security holes, and releasing patchs before a problem arises.
  17. Re:So when they know where I am... on Geo-Encryption: Global Copyright Defense? · · Score: 1
    they can come beat the information out of me?

    No they will probally kick in your door while your watching pr0n, take photographs, take you to room 101 and then beat confessions out of you!

  18. Re:Why? In *****s name WHY? on March Netcraft survey · · Score: 1

    I totally agree, apache are very easy to setup for windows ( especially NT/2K/XP ). What I don't understand is if you are going to be running apache why not go all the way and use linux/*BSD for your webserver or hell even a commercial UNIX variant. Remember when you are paying money for Solaris/AIX/HP-UX machines you (should) get tech-support. Evan the commercial versions of linux ( Redhat Pro., Suse Pro., etc ) have some sort of customer support.

  19. Re:who to take over? on Linus Retiring from Kernel Dev · · Score: 5, Funny

    Personally I'd like to see Bill Gates take over kernel devel.

  20. Sweet . . . on CPAN Shifts Focus · · Score: 1

    Now I can ensure that my mad Java Kung-Fu will be recongized by the rest of the civilized world

  21. GARNOME . . . on GNOME 2.0 Desktop Beta 3 Released · · Score: 3, Interesting

    GARNOME seems like a pretty sweet deal, should give people running less mainstream versions of linux or other *n*x's a chance to run Gnome. Has anyone tried this, i'm interested in the results, very interested.

  22. Great . . . on Canadian CD-R Tariff Proposal Explained · · Score: 1

    Now If I just want to backup data on my hard-drive I have to pay pretty much double what im paying now for a CD-R. Maybe I should start taxing the record companies for making me listen to bad music on the radio!