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  1. funding on Ask FSF General Counsel Eben Moglen · · Score: 0, Redundant

    I understand that several copyrights to free software have been given to FSF; have you ever considered sueing to profit from violations of these copyrights?

  2. because McDonalds sucks on Pyromaniac Cosplay · · Score: 1

    Japanese food does kicks ass compared to anything else I've ever eaten.

    Does anyone really believe that being able to say "Tu est sourd-muet." makes me smarter? If not for my foreign language requirements I could be learning something more valuable during fourth period(; highly unlikely considering how much my school sucks.)

  3. in English on Pyromaniac Cosplay · · Score: 1

    here it is in English. Oriental languages still sound weird when translated to me; why the hell can't the entire world switch to English(first choice) or Esperanto and save me the trouble of babelfish!?

  4. hmm on Pyromaniac Cosplay · · Score: 4, Funny

    why not use actual fire to make super-ultra-mega-extreme tuxracer?

    Is /. not beyond reporting on video games!?

  5. screw this! on Priest Brews in Washing Machine · · Score: 2, Funny

    how long until I can make caffeine w/ my washing machine!?

  6. coming soon from China on Japan Subsidizes Linux Development, Considers Switch · · Score: 0, Flamebait

    Commie-Linux, the fastest way to take down the "White Devil" economy.

    Hate to break it to you, but although the cultures may seen similar to use "White Devils" China is Communist whereas Japan isn't.

    Don't give me that socialist crap either. Socialists charge high taxes, they don't run tanks over student protestors.

  7. test before you post on Multiplayer Space Quest in a Browser · · Score: 1

    /home/sheenmaster/# apt-get install flashplayer Reading Package Lists... Done Building Dependency Tree... Done E: Couldn't find package flashplayer /home/sheenmaster/#

  8. I hear ya on Command-Line Crypto From Phil Zimmermann, Again · · Score: 1

    A lot of the "old school" stuff works more reliably in more situations with less hassle.

    I primarily prefer command line interfaces, as opposed to GUI or curses/ncurses, because it is so damn easy to script it. I can encrypt all .jpg files in my web directory that I own with a single command.

    Another example of "old school" being the better choice is in security. I have the logger daemon piping output to a dumb terminal so that I can watch what's going on. I'm about to add a second that displays httpd logs.

    Old school games are also better; even after porting /usr/games/fortune to the web, winshit/wine, OS X, and OS 9, I still keep the console version on every box of mine (all of them are Linux, even the palmtops.)

    Maybe we should have a no-GUI holiday in which we don't use curses, X11, Aqua, or winshitgui.

    Please note that the winshit download has yet to be tested.

  9. I was trying to stress on Microsoft Sends Broken Stylesheets to Opera · · Score: 1

    that you aren't the only one being indirectly forced to feed the beast.

  10. flash has been ported to Linux on Multiplayer Space Quest in a Browser · · Score: 1

    well, the player is for x86 only. PowerPC forever!

    This site has the documentation to the SWF format. You can do flash programming manually, with a text editor.

    Making movies with a text editor may be a bit more involved :)

  11. as well you should on Slashback: NWLink, Vivendi, Gatherings · · Score: 2, Funny

    you un-hip luser.

    As a sysadmin, I have the right to make mistakes and make others feel bad about them. I also have a right to get my joke stolen by another poster.

  12. a soldering accident on Baked Apple · · Score: 1

    melted part of the plastic backing the screen.

  13. anyone using 3117 spe4k on Slashback: NWLink, Vivendi, Gatherings · · Score: 1, Flamebait

    couldn't have written slammer; unless of course M$'s sucurity sucks that much shit....

    I suppose it is rather rude of me to judge a group by its name; let's still hope that it is a parody of something.

  14. did M$ have to pay me back for windows 95 on Acacia Climbing the Food Chain · · Score: 1

    after I realized that it was crap? Regretfully not.

    I don't think that the court is deciding damages, but rather forcing the defendent to buy a license to manufacture the technology from the plaintiff or stop manufacturing it.

  15. I meant body rather than frame on Baked Apple · · Score: 1

    please excuse my mistake.

  16. are you forced on Microsoft Sends Broken Stylesheets to Opera · · Score: 0, Flamebait

    to use a game whose developers were blackmailed by M$?

  17. ibooks on Baked Apple · · Score: 1

    don't have a metal(titanium) frame like powerbooks do.

    I think it would be a lot more impressive, if a lot less functional.

  18. maybe I shouldn't have on Is the BSA "Grace Period" a Scam? · · Score: 1

    considered sending them bills anonymously

  19. that sucks man, M$ must be behind it on Is the BSA "Grace Period" a Scam? · · Score: 1

    then YOU MUST BE AN OSS TERRORIST!!!

    I wouldn't be surprised if that company is owned by M$ or some other bigass company.

    I considered sending bills to spammers that used my bandwidth without permission. None of them paid.

    I suggest that if you do anything as a responce, it should be to send them a bill for your wasted time. Call them on their hypocricy and do the rest of us a favor.

    BTW, if I get get one email about this shit I'll raise some hell and subscribe some people to some mailing lists.

  20. Iggy! on Remotely Counting Machines Behind A NAT Box · · Score: 0

    Those damn cops shot Iggy w/ a submachine gun because they though I was growing pot! Damn them!

  21. repost on Carmack Needs Rocket Fuel · · Score: 1

    come on /., it's only been a few hours!

  22. hundreds of users on Remotely Counting Machines Behind A NAT Box · · Score: 1

    won't that make it appear as if you have hundreds of users connected?

    My company allows multiple users, but strictly denies the right to run your own ISP.

  23. dumb terminals on Dell Dropping The Floppy · · Score: 1

    have the unique ability to work over any serial connection.

    This means that I can use it across the country through a modem link. (Yes, there was a mystic and magical times when modems were more than glorified(degraded?) sound cards!)

    USB uses a more complicate controller/device model making it impossible to recreate such a link without reverse engineering the device in question and implementing an emulator.

    Yes you can implement a terminal over USB; I did so with my Sharp Zaurus. No it was not fun, and yes I missed rs232(foo232, bar232, or whatever the hell it is these days.)

    Dumb terminals are cool because they operate on the foundation of digital communication. I can plug one into my palmtop(Linux Zaurus), desktop/server(Linux Offbrand(w/ two floppies!)), graphing calculator(hp49g), printer(from a commodore :)), or modem(anything external). It will work.

    KVMs are a bitch, and many places have unused dumb terminals in stock for sale. In our world of fancy X servers and virtual terminals the dumb terminal still has a place, if not just as a terminal. Why not run a while loop of fortune and sleep to it?

  24. I'd type this on a dumb terminal, on Dell Dropping The Floppy · · Score: 1

    but I don't trust unencrpyted lines for login.

    Anyone have some export-restricted cryptographic dumb terminals? I'm in the USA, but my government doesn't mind the import of crypto. I'll pay $5/terminal if you pay for shipping.

    For those that are wondering, dumbies make excellent devices for printing realtime security logs. Be sure to prepend ^G to every message, don't expect to sleep in the server room.

  25. what if they are chained? on Remotely Counting Machines Behind A NAT Box · · Score: 5, Interesting

    so that you have two firewalls back2back and the other boxes behind it? It's a bit extreme, but worth it if your cable company is composed of jackasses.

    Most users just want web access, and this technique doesn't work on proxies.