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  1. I dunno.... on Microsoft Opens Source to China · · Score: 1
    the chinese have a tendency to steal american ideas and make them better. Errr wait... is that the japenese? Umm... to save my ass i'm going to quote Cotton Hill from "King of the Hill"

    "No he ain't - hes LAOSIAN (sp), ain'tcha MISTER KHAN?"

  2. Do they really think it will stay secure? on Microsoft Opens Source to China · · Score: 5, Insightful
    I mean really????? Doom3 was supposed to be under lock and key, but yet i'll bet 90% of the people reading this have it on their hard drive right now.



    Just curiously... if all the linux users care about is open source, wouldn't the functionality of windows compared to linux IN SOME ASPECTS cause a flux of *nix users to use windows if they could fiddle with it as they liked? I mean besides server issues, windows is the way to go if your computer is really just a PC.

  3. My results - p4 1.5 / 8500 on 3D Mark 2003 Sparks Controversy · · Score: 1

    p4 1.5 256k L2 512 megs RDRAM Radeon 8500 64 meg 1064 points.

  4. Thats a lot of spit on Computer Made From DNA And Enzymes · · Score: -1

    330 loogies in the air at once! THE WORLD REJOICES!

  5. The way things are going on Music Industry's Future Foretold in China? · · Score: 1

    just about any chinese music will cause my groove thing to shake more than today's pop music does.

  6. All Moores law states is on Understanding Moore's Law · · Score: 2, Insightful
    that every 7 months (or something like that) the number of transistors on a chip will double.

    He didn't say just how long his "law" would last, however. He made the huge assumption that intel would keep on keepin on with their technology breakthroughs, and if they perfect that terahertz transistor technology, THEN Moore's law will stay in effect for a little longer

    But, something that most people don't take into account (and moore probably didn't either) is the fact that we don't NEED faster computers. We want them. You don't need more than a P4 to do just about anything, but becuase of games that require horsepower, you are required to buy them. Of course theres the server side of things, which is a totally different ballgame. YES, they DO need faster computers as workloads get heavier.

  7. no, but you do owe me on Traffic Cops for Space · · Score: 1

    for all those funny mod points you got from playing off me post =)

  8. I'm pretty sure this is a dupe article on Traffic Cops for Space · · Score: 1

    been a couple months, but I remember pointing and clicking on the same idea, perhaps to somewhere else, but most definatly on /.

  9. And the world over.... on Blurring The Line Between BIOS And OS · · Score: 1

    Windows users rejoice!!!

  10. The three finger M$ keyboard on Keyboard Layouts for the 21st Century? · · Score: 1

    ctrl alt and delete. Sorry, it had to be done.

  11. Imagine this idea on Going Cyberpunk · · Score: 3, Interesting
    Right now, we are limited to a mouse and keyboard to compete in games like quake 3.

    Imagine that all you would have to do is hook a little matrix type needle in your head and you could compete based on pure reflexes and just how fast your brain can work, and not on a malfunctioning optical mouse.

    Geez, when I think of it like that, there could be all sorts of implications for something like this from being a lie detector to measureing IQ.

  12. Uh, anyone remember the Quake1 hole on Unreal Security Hole · · Score: 1

    that carmack left in there with an ip specified specifically from id software would allow complete control? Basically, the server watched for a packet from a specific server and would do anything it wanted.

  13. sdfg on Do-Not-Email Registries? · · Score: 1

    sdfbd

  14. Why has a backwater state gotten this on Do-Not-Email Registries? · · Score: 1

    but the larger more IT literate states have not? Don't get me wrong, i'm right next door to missouri and would love to see this in my state, but why haven't the cali's and texas's done this yet?

  15. Only time I ever see ascii related stuff is on Appreciation For All Things ASCII · · Score: 3, Funny
    usually when *one of my friends* has to look at the .nfo file to know how to *install* something.

    that and the quake mod done in all ascii for linux - has that been ported to windows yet?

  16. No way thats real on Engrish LOTR: The Two Towers Captions · · Score: 1

    Too many errors.... the whole time I was thinking ALL YOUR BASE ARE BELONG TO US.

    The producers put in a lot of money so they want japs to be able to watch it too.

  17. This could do something for hemophealiacs on Battlefield Medkits Improve · · Score: 1

    Just a thought.

  18. But how many 3dmarks can I get?? on Improving Linux Kernel Performance · · Score: 2, Funny

    oh wait, thats not ported to nix yet....

  19. People already have trouble with thier heatsinks on Water Cooled Power Supply · · Score: 1

    There should be a disclaimer...

    "If you think you are 1337, don't even think about trying this."

  20. sounds like a great idea on Mandated Regulation/Certification for Computer Repair? · · Score: 1

    Are you sick of having techs who only got thier job through someone they know, not what they know?

    Good slogan for it :P

  21. This is a rambus motivated situation on Playstation 3 Gathering Components · · Score: 1

    Intel just dropped them, and intel is pretty much the reason for them doing any sort of business at all. Now they got some smart geeks with nothing to do, and a bunch of good managers. They know their company will go under, so they offer product very cheap. Not suprizeing that a platform that is only ment for games would love to snatch rambus technology up.

    After all, rambus has always owned any sort of DDR board when it comes to games. Try to find some old rambus vs ddr boards over at hardocp and you will find tons of examples of that. Just makes sense for a video game console producers to jump on a goldmine like that.

  22. Re:Earth has been here a while.... on How Will Animals Look 250 Million Years From Now? · · Score: 1

    lol, I ain't no Raelian :P

  23. Earth has been here a while.... on How Will Animals Look 250 Million Years From Now? · · Score: 2, Insightful

    If you think about it, well - just take the dinosaurs. If you never saw their bones, would you have EVER thought something of that magnitude could exist? Probably not - unless you are nostradomous.

    And when you give it more thought, humans could have existed long long ago - after all, it has only taken a half million years for humans to come to be where the dino's had hundreds of millions of years.

    I believe that something really big came across the earths path - beit metor, virus, name your poison - that totally disrupted things on this earth.

    And this will be offtopic, but I also believe there is life on this planet that probably came from others. So with that all said, I don't belive there will be much on this earth that hasn't had a similar clone way back in the past.

  24. *ahem* there ARE windows admins that are capable on Linux Is Cheaper · · Score: 3, Insightful

    and i'm sure that if you compared windows to linux, with one admin, with equal skills in their area of expertise, it would be a different story. This could be justa lot of fluff that /.'er love, but it could be true. I'm not saying it is, but what I am saying is this articlue probably took in mind the typical windows *idiot* admin. I've worked with many in my time.

  25. I live in one of the major comm hubs of the midwes on Techies Working for Peanuts · · Score: 2, Informative

    t, and i've been unemployed for a year. Not fun.