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  1. Re:Can you say "backfire" on Slashback: OpenDocument, Intelligent Design, More DRM · · Score: 0, Troll

    A super geek friend of mine, was hacking another hair salon to steal their web page software gave me his take on the Sony DRM issue. He is convinced that Sony does not like the RIAA. That Sony purposely made the root kit poorly implimented. That they followed the RIAA's DRM rules to the letter on purpose knowing they would get caught and sued. He even said that since the root kit was not being discovered, Sony sent an anonymous letter to the guy who found it telling him where to look.

  2. Re:Batten down the hatches (Quake Install Troll) on Novell's Releases Linux Usability Testing Videos · · Score: 1

    After you get married, you will have more time for gaming.

  3. Re:Wear and tear... on Apple to Replace Faulty Nano Screen · · Score: 1

    car bra=more expensive then painting the front end of the car. plus it traps sand and vibrates to scratch the paint.

  4. Re:Users with scratched screens are still out in t on Apple to Replace Faulty Nano Screen · · Score: 1

    Apple should copy the material used in other mp3 screens. My iRiver is 6 months old, and has 0 scratches not only on the screen, but on the case too. The screen looks like glass, but if I tap it, it sounds like plastic.

  5. Re:Naked People on Mad Penguin on Ubuntu 5.10 Preview · · Score: 2

    Rule number 1 from a Canadian: Don't judge Americans by their government. They are nice polite people actually... where I go.

  6. Re:Nice comment on Artist Suggesting Ways Around Copy Protection · · Score: 1

    Here's why autorun is stupid. You click an icon to run a game. It runs, and then asks you to put in the cd. Then it runs again. Usually performance becomes crap when that happens. Bad programming yes... but its hard to blame a programmer since Windows makes it hard as hell to actually tell what processes are running. MS trade secret was the idea I think. A simple TOP command or PS but ohhh no.

  7. Re:Where's the FM tuner??? on Ars Technica's iPod nano Dissection · · Score: 1

    iRiver's FM tuners are incredible... no static ever. Auto finds all stations and sets them.

  8. Re:Leave it alone on 9 Weeks to Pump Out New Orleans? · · Score: 1

    Couldn't you fix it with nukes?

  9. Re:Support? on Apple Hedges Its Bet on New Intel Chips · · Score: 1

    Micheal is too weak to stop sucking Bill's dork. Hear that Micheal? You are weak. Keep doing what you do.

  10. Re:Is this really a file system? on WinFS Beta 1 Released Early · · Score: 1

    Hear hear.

  11. Re:The Wilds on Reintroduce Megafauna to North America? · · Score: 3, Funny

    Wait for the greenhouse to get worse.

  12. Re:The Wilds on Reintroduce Megafauna to North America? · · Score: 1

    You could maybe just dig a trench for elephants, since they are too heavy to jump? Then fill it with ashes and put peas at the edge. When they stop to take a pea, kick then in the ashhole. Sorry.

  13. Re:Behave themselves? Look at morons in an Airport on Henrico County iBook Sale Creates iRiot · · Score: 1

    PS From what I saw on my one trip to the Eiffel Tower, I bet Italians could give Americans a run for their money. And BTW, this is all just superficial bitching. Some of the nicest people I know are American. At my work, many Yankees drive across the border every day to work with us. They are beautiful people. Its easy to get your opinions from the media, or a governments policies, but its off the mark. You want to know a nice town... Fargo. Boy do they bend over backwards to give good service.

  14. Re:Behave themselves? Look at morons in an Airport on Henrico County iBook Sale Creates iRiot · · Score: 1

    Quebec does not count.

  15. Re:Behave themselves? Look at morons in an Airport on Henrico County iBook Sale Creates iRiot · · Score: 1

    in Toronto/Montreal/Winnipeg/Vancouver, they all just stand around keeping away from other people. When the belts move, everyone stays still. Sometimes, people say "excuse me" and someone will move over and let them. There are no armed guards, and no one tries to steal your bag. When we drive, we signal first, then you are let in to the lane, and then you wave. I tried driving in Detroit. You had to be sneaky to change lanes. Signalling was only to indicate to the others to block you from changing lanes. LOL

  16. Re:To put it in scientific terms... on Do We Really Need Space Weapons? · · Score: 1

    You are allowed to cut branches over your yard in most places. Hiring a lawyer is not the answer. Should everyone with a neighbor with a tree hire a lawyer? No, just cut the branches. If the neighbor goes nuts, call the cops. No lawyers needed.

  17. Re:First they came for foo, then you, now me! on RFID Tags To Track Foreigners, Identify Dead · · Score: 1

    There are so many reasons for a Canadian not to visit the USA since their gov't went nuts. Its too bad, but now I visit Montreal, Vancouver and TO more.

  18. Re:Intel, it doesn't matter. on Intel Claims No DRM · · Score: 1

    How long until the black market for Chinese non-DRM CPU's gets going?

  19. Re:Simple perl script on Linux Radio Station Automation? · · Score: 1

    ;-) You could almost have posted the code easier.. ;-)

  20. Re:This is cooler - how? on Aquarium Full of Oil For PC Cooling · · Score: 1

    "A large object which is capable of containing a smaller object must have a larger surface area than the smaller object." Umm, that is like saying that the fin side of a heatsink has the same area as the flat side. >:-(

  21. Re:It's illegal to knowingly download classified d on Copy-and-Paste Reveals Classified U.S. Documents · · Score: 1

    The US feds would not have to twist anything. Just say what they want, and what are you gonna do about it? They've been doing it for 4 years now openly.

  22. Re:Java 5? on Rave Reviews for Mac OS X 10.4 Tiger · · Score: 1

    ie) I blindly upgraded my OS not thinking whether or not it was ready for my stuff. Boo hoo.

  23. Re:smart cards? on Security for the Paranoid · · Score: 1

    I've noticed that my friends who had strict parents dropped out didn't go to university. ie) it might likely backfire.

  24. Re:How the heck? on Opera CEO Prepares to Swim across the Atlantic · · Score: 0, Redundant

    How to Swim the Atlantic: - charter a plane with a kiddie pool or hot tub - use a yaught or cruise ship with a pool

  25. Re:Answer: TCO on Microsoft to Release a Thin-Client Windows XP · · Score: 1

    Hmmm, we have Wyse Cytrix clients at my office. People hate them because of how slow they perform. I tried one out, and I think if feels like a $50 computer.