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  1. Am I the only one who feels on Kite-Powered Ship Launched · · Score: 3, Interesting

    that this sounds like something out of Snow Crash?

  2. Re:More than one on Is Distributed Computing Being Distributed Badly? · · Score: 4, Insightful

    I upgraded from the old SETI@Home client to BOINC when it became available - but the BOINC client required too much effort on my part and was getting in my way.

    I know you what you're gonna say, I guess could have configured it better, RTFM, yadda yadda, but that's the point really isn't?

    I'm donating my CPU cycles to some altruistic cause, I don't want to have to RTFM. I just want to install and forget. For this reason I miss the old SETI client, and have, as a result, now stopped contributing.

    I simply can't be bothered.

  3. Anybody else hear that? on Geeky Gifts for New Dads, The Goodfather · · Score: 1

    That was the sound of /. shooting itself in the head and flopping dead to the floor. It's probably gonna lie there for at least a couple of weeks, or until the smell rouses the neighbours.

  4. Nationwide? on Free Comic Book Day 2005 · · Score: 2, Insightful

    I think it qualifies as international - I live in Northern-Europe and we're celebrating it here.

  5. hmmm... according to draft I received on Hack IIS6 Contest · · Score: 1
    Timeline of events:

    May 1 - Challenge preparation concludes with the server being disconnected from network and power source followed by a small ceremony embedding the lead-encased server in 8 feet of concrete
    May 2
    - Challenge begins with very basic static HTML web site to focus hackers on hacking IIS code
    May 16 - ASP.NET web site put up to give more potential hacking angles
    June 8 - Contest ends
    June 9 - ...lack of winner announced at TechEd in Orlando.
  6. TODO: on More Looks At Far-Off 'Longhorn' · · Score: 1

    Rip an image. Boot it up in VMWare Have Coffee. Watch the flames.

  7. Re:Consumer demand ? on Real DRM · · Score: 2, Funny

    Real grasping for straws I guess, no wonder either, I haven't let any thing Real get within 2 meters of my system for the last two years either. I mean, their windows and Linux clients sucks(AnnoyWareOfDeath) and their compression standards suck, no wonder they're trying to jump onto the DRM bandwagon, I would too, and barring that I'd become a plumper. :P