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  1. Re:Increased Reliability? on Next Wave Of Hard Drive Tech: Perpendicular Recording · · Score: 1

    But did it take 15 minutes per floppy to fill up? DVD-R does.

  2. Re:a shame then on Next Wave Of Hard Drive Tech: Perpendicular Recording · · Score: 1

    Switching to DVD-R archives anytime soon?

  3. Re:a shame then on Next Wave Of Hard Drive Tech: Perpendicular Recording · · Score: 1
    In a few years, people will be trading FLAC files like they are mp3 files.

    (I'm also assuming you forgot a "not" in your first sentence

  4. Re:a shame then on Next Wave Of Hard Drive Tech: Perpendicular Recording · · Score: 1
    How many minutes can you get on a DV tape? Everytime I read this stuff I start to do some furious math, because it sounds like the perfect CHEAP solution for backup tapes (save data to your DV tape instead of video).

    What does a DV tape cost? $10? Hold 1/2 hour? 70GB for $10. That's dirt cheap.

  5. Re:liberal on Saving the Net · · Score: 1

    Homophobe.

  6. Re:Progressive on Saving the Net · · Score: 1

    Guess you weren't here during the 12 years of Reaganomics.

  7. Re:Who needs the Internet? on Saving the Net · · Score: 1

    I use paper and a stamp!

  8. Re:A rebirth on Saving the Net · · Score: 1
    I agree. With the explosion of wireless, power-lines pushing bits, history of modem-BBS's, and things yet unthought of, I can't think of Cable + Phone companies being able to control the internet.

    In the very worse case, I imagine people could go underground and share data between computers with some type of medium. Even if it ends up being snail-mailing an encrypted CD-R to people in your "group" to stay up to date on how to stay in contact, share non-DRM files, etc.

    There is always Ham Radios, too. Not that pushing packets has proven great results, but short emails could work.

  9. Re:Terminator is trying to on Saving the Net · · Score: 1

    Ah. There's the solution! We take over Austria. Our troops are only have a continent away. I'm sure they'd enjoy some austrian beer for a while instead of eating sand.

  10. Re:Not very long on MIT, Boston College Refuse DMCA Subpoenas · · Score: 1
    I tell you what... there will be some people being made examples of that WILL go to federal prison. After that, it'll be the simple mail-a-fine they send to everyone, and people will cave.

    I mention this, because the 30+ people busted in Operation Buccaneer (warez release group) got up to 33 months in federal prison + felony on their records + big fine.

    The guy who released The Hulk got 6+ months in prison (and a huge fine. 250K? 150K?)

    RIAA is next. And they like the attention. Remember, anything over $2500 'stolen' constitutes a felony!

  11. Re:umm, excuse me, RIAA? on MIT, Boston College Refuse DMCA Subpoenas · · Score: 1

    No, they're supportive of live-show trading. Big difference.

  12. Re:Respect on MIT, Boston College Refuse DMCA Subpoenas · · Score: 1

    Honest question: Huh?

  13. Re:buy.com sales model on Buy.Com Debuts Music Download Site · · Score: 1
    MSWindows + MS-IE + MS-DRM + MS-WMP.

    Just a guess, but maybe Microsoft is fronting the bill. Not to mention that buy.com is a front for some bigger company

  14. Re:Microsoft centric... on Buy.Com Debuts Music Download Site · · Score: 1
    This thing is just WAY TOO complicated and restrictive. It has nothing on Apple for ease-of-use.

    I am an Apple hating sonnofabitch and proud of it. But you speak the truth.

  15. Re:SDMI! Finally! on Buy.Com Debuts Music Download Site · · Score: 1
    *grin*

    Yea, it's almost like reading a typo or something. What are these guys thinkiing? THis shit better not catch on!

  16. Re:Microsoft centric... on Buy.Com Debuts Music Download Site · · Score: 2, Interesting
    Scary isn't it? Makes you wonder if the DOJ ever had court with Miscrosoft...ever.

    Windows + IE + WMP + MS DRM

  17. Re:Microsoft centric... on Buy.Com Debuts Music Download Site · · Score: 4, Funny

    No thanks, I'll stick to IRC and Newsgroups, thanks.

  18. Re:Class Action Lawsuit? on SCO Awarded UNIX Copyright Regs, McBride Interview · · Score: -1, Troll

    LOL. The code that was stuffed into your "GPL Legal" linux source code was stolen. You can believe in magic faeries if you want, if that helps rationalize where all the code magically came from.

  19. Re:I doubt that this will actually happen on Making Freenet Find Stuff Faster · · Score: 1
    I don't remember how Freenet works, or how Carnivore works,

    No kidding.

  20. Re:Still a good idea... on Picking Up the Pieces · · Score: 1
    Or a waitress wrote it down when running your tab.

    Doesn't have to be so sinister.

  21. Re:Diced documents? on Picking Up the Pieces · · Score: 1

    Didn't they have one of those shred up Steve Buscemi in Fargo?

  22. Re:I can't believe the time waste and paper waste. on Picking Up the Pieces · · Score: 1

    Now there's a way to prolong his significant irritation.

  23. Re:Rip. mix, burn (not in that order, tho') on Picking Up the Pieces · · Score: 1
    That's nuthin. Those same people do this to hard drives that had confidential material on them:

    Delete the files. Duh. Then grind off the platters inside the hard drive. This final dust is then kept in a vault for 8 years to be sure it is completely demagnetized.

  24. Re:guns versus files on BitTorrent Community Running For Cover? · · Score: 1
    You can thank the NRA for that.

    Lobbyists, lobbyists. (sp?)

  25. Re:All your fancy freedom rhetoric aside on BitTorrent Community Running For Cover? · · Score: 1

    I think you overestimate most of the police officers being capable of qualifying for a 45K office job.