User: black people

Dead U.S. Soldiers

On: TEACH vs. DMCA Showdown Looming

The Aljazeera video of the dead U.S. soldiers and POWs are up at http://fuckthat.org.

shut up

On: Strike on Iraq

you dweebs know nothing about warfare or what the fuck is going on. go back to posting upside down flag .gifs on your weblogs.

WEBMASTERS

On: Forty Percent of All Email is Spam

Support military action in Iraq by linking to the official Kill Iraq website.

Link to it in your sigs, too!

Something different

On: New Legit Napster Service Coming

Why don't they just do some packet mangling or something and add short commercials to the beginning of the songs? It would even work with decentralized networks if it was written into the client software.

We don't care about this shit

On: Defining "Planet"

What do we care about?

Genuine Rolex watches for $100
IBM Thinkpads for $100
HP iPaqs for $200

Welcome to the black market.

Yeah.

On: New Zealand Looks at Internet Censorship

HP will be even more pissed when it finds out I'm selling iPaqs with 802.11b and biometric fingerprint readers for $200.

Interesting.

On: New Zealand Looks at Internet Censorship

Almost as interesting as $100 diamond rolex watches.

Perl is fast

On: Yet Another Perl Conference: North America

Perl is blazingly fast on these $100 laptops.

Awesome!

On: Kernel 2.2 - It Lives!

I'm aware of a few x-box Linux distributions that use the 2.2 series. Other than that, the only use I could think of would be embedded applications.

By the way, the laptops that I'm selling for $100 support the 2.2 series of Linux kernels.

Buy one at fuckthat.org

Hmmm...

On: Software to Support Human Rights

How is it possible to stop terrorism and child porn without eliminating human rights? As long as what you're doing doesn't affect anyone else, I don't see how it can be wrong.

Anyway, if you're a terrorist and you need a laptop, I am currently selling them for $100(USD) each at fuckthat.org.

This doesn't make sense.

On: Sony To Package StarOffice On European PCs

So what you're saying is, we should use an application that is slower and has less features because it's free? That we shouldn't use a superior, faster application with more features, because it costs money? Speed and features aren't worth money?

How poor do you have to be to come to that rationalization? Consultant poor? Living off of applications that lack ease of use and intuitive interfaces poor? Linux poor?

We don't care about that shit

On: Testing an Orange SPV 'Smartphone'

Rhyme shmyme. it's all about breath control and how you ride the beats.