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  1. Back to the old school on Pay-to Play and the Tiered Internet · · Score: 0

    Might have to find my old BBS day tape backups and get the modem out of storage and fire up Renegade. I guess this means we can all play LORD again on a 28.8k modem!

  2. Ironical on Congressmen Condemn Companies for China Policies · · Score: 0

    Our congress is whining about this, however they still continue to make laws for IT things of which they dont understand unless its understanding with a fat contribution check for their campaign!

  3. Cant be 1st time... on 34 Design Flaws in 20 Days of Intel Core Duo · · Score: 0

    Did we forget about the pentium bug a while back? Um, Divide by zero errors, etc that many operating systems had to make work arounds for?

  4. Bell's real problem on Google Won't Pay Bell South · · Score: 0

    I dont know about you but the last time I negotiated a T1 contract, I MADE SURE it had a Service level agreement defining service availability (bw, uptime, etc). This just seems like a ploy to get more money out of you!

    Bell's Mission Statement - Charge alot for little in return and then charge em more. :D

  5. EVERYBODY! on Louisiana Man Pleads Guilty to Creating 911 Worm · · Score: 0

    I use public toilets and I piss on the seats. I walk around in the summertime saying "how about that heat". I'm an asshole, he's an asshole, what an assho-le-o.

    Sorry, I couldn't resist the asshole song on this occassion. :p

  6. Honey, I shrunk my PDA! on Jet Engine on a Chip · · Score: -1, Offtopic

    What is the air speed velocity of an unlaiden PDA?

  7. Re:Ctrl-v Paradigm Shift on Dealing with the Unix Copy and Paste Paradigm? · · Score: 0

    I cant find the "Paradigm" key on my keyboard. ;D

  8. Re:Common problem.. on Dealing with the Unix Copy and Paste Paradigm? · · Score: 0

    Perhaps THAT explains why the secondary clipboard selection isnt used, its hard coded to goat.cx.

  9. Re:Four charged... on First Four People Charged Under CAN-SPAM Act · · Score: 0

    Yeah nude, and holding a some "before" poster for penis enlargement supplements. :D

  10. Re:posted this on fark already but... on New Online Ad Technology To Bypass Popup Blockers · · Score: 0


    Yea it pops up alright, Its blank here. If you have the technology, I still have a proxy with nothing more than a few OSS addons still block the images thus rendering the popup useless. :D
    </gloat>

  11. Re:Call them "Evil Doers" next... on Operation Fastlink Cracks Down on Warez · · Score: 0

    Really, They are just beating deadbeef. I doubt it will do anything but change the way the stuff is distributed.

    As for game makers, the reason they cant turn a profit is we have about 5 millions FPS clones now.

    The gaming industry is running out of new, innovative ideas and us older gamers are bored with stuff.

  12. Re:MARTHA STEWARD WAS CONVICTED ON ALL COUNTS on Security Warrior · · Score: -1, Offtopic

    Question is she gonna go lezbo while she serves those 7 years in jail?

    She is sentenced to a federal, pound-me-up-the-a^% prison.

  13. Re:Reality check required on FBI Anti-Piracy Seal · · Score: 1

    I find it hard to believe that wholesale copyright infringement is ripping that much off the bottom line; very few people actually have the bandwidth to download movies, and not all of those have DVD burners

    Yea, I can count on one hand out of the 100 people I know at work have dvd-burners, me and the other geek in the company.

  14. Re:SHALL I use GIF or TIF or something else? help! on Running a Business on Open Source Software? · · Score: 1

    For black and white just use 300 dpi images. Tiffs offer typically very little compression unless they have some special codecs. I have access to high end Xerox document scanners with massive feeders and they primary use tiffs for rasterizations and wrap them in a proprietary compression format. But in the print industry, PDF storage of files you dont want to alter too much in the future seems to be the way to do it.

  15. Re:Accounting Software on Running a Business on Open Source Software? · · Score: 1

    Try the vga.pcf or vga11x19.pcf i think commonly found in dosemu. Stick it in /usr/X11R6/lib/X11/fonts/misc and mkfontdir that dir, xset fp rehash and away you go. Its a chance it wants Dos ASCII font since it probably was a dos app ported. Then you might only need to tell konsole to use the vga font, usually -fn vga in xterm clones.

  16. Re:The pivotal issue on Court Rejects Intel Electronic Trespass Charge · · Score: 1

    The irony in all of this is, Intel, of all the companies in this industry, is complaining about wasting cpu cycles. One would tend to think if anyone had more processing potential at their disposal, it would be them. After all, they are the CPU king of the world. Maybe they should have saved their own court costs, and applied that to their own infrastructure.

  17. Re:CALLER ID Requirements on FTC Moves Forward With National Do-Not-Call List · · Score: 1

    Hrmm. Must be hardware here in Louisiana. GA no call list pretty much defeats "Privacy Director" if I understand it properly not being a GA resident.

  18. CALLER ID Requirements on FTC Moves Forward With National Do-Not-Call List · · Score: 1

    While there at it, make the telco's exchange Caller id data. Shrug, I have bellsouth's privacy director, and its worth every penny, not that Im plugging. ;D Still it flags moms calls from out of state as a telemarketer so I have to still answer it, it would be nice to see caller id say "XX Telemarketing co." or something along those lines.

  19. Petroleum and Auto industries sues! on Fast CD-R Drives Make For Twice the Piracy · · Score: 1, Offtopic

    The petroleum and auto industries are sueing Autozone for selling octane boosting products as it is a means of circumventing fuel milage controls implemented in their products.

  20. Re:Whatever on Because Only Terrorists Use 802.11 · · Score: 1

    Yes, and we suffer since we're a minority. AHA! That's the ticket, everyone write the ACLU!

  21. Re:Whatever on Because Only Terrorists Use 802.11 · · Score: 1

    This sh*t is getting pathetic. Yea, it's a threat I guess. The same way it's a threat to just be alive. Anything can happen to anyone at anytime. A truck driver could easy kill 3000 people just as easy with a tanker truck with the right conditions, and thats all it takes. Everyone just commit suicide since we'll be safer burned to ashes, or buried etc... As for the outsource firm, they just want their greed satisfied and just have shown that their clueless by making a statement like that. Times like this, I wish "we the people" stop acting like "we the puppets" and stand up for themselves as most /.ers would. This is exactly what happens when you have old folks who do not understand technology dictacting its path. Everyone run out and buy your new biochem-nuclear Michael Jackson protective bubbles with internal/exterior nerf padding for safety today! Oh wait, now you will die from lead poisoning. FYI, in a 5 mile stretch in my city, I get 20 unsecured public APs I can use in seconds. Infact, I've never had to bother cracking WEP, since the dumbasses just turn them on and leave their APs called "Linksys" or "DLINK". :D