Quote from the front-page:
"These two guys each have several Gigabyte collections of mp3's/pr0n/warez/movies, and proceed to consume all the network's bandwidth by sharing and transferring these treasures between each other."
How pathetic... Lan-Party doesn't mean leeching (well, on the last day maybe), but
ZOCKEN!
While Microsoft is agressively trying to overcome its poor OS-design they are fooling their customers with alleged _new_ technologies.
And the bad part (diarrhea hits the fan) comes last: Their customers believe that shit. They never heard of things like shell scripting, cli administration... 'efficient' ways of administer their servers. Now they get introduced to stuff and think: "WOW! GREAT! HEY MS, CAN I LICK YOUR ASS YOU ARE SOOO GOOD. LINUX IS SHAREWARE AND/\/\1Cr0$$$Of6 r0x0r$$$."
Ignorance is a wide-spread malfunctions of human beings that can't be ignored.
I have to admit, that there are some possibilities of administer a windows box, but does john doe know shit about scripting?
Scripting involves the act of thinking and solving (sometimes complex, sometimes not so complex) problems, the GUI cant handle. If its not implemented in the GUI (read as: Microsoft didnt know shit about their own code (the Excel average problem, remember that?), john doe is disappointed, _ignores the problem_, later blames microsoft and moves on (in that exact order).
Bla, bla, bla, I'm ranting and what browser am I using atm? Mozilla 1.2.1 for Win32.
Thank god they can't equip vinyls with copy protection. Stuff released on vinyls is better and sounds better... (well, in most of the cases. I dont want to summon a war "analog vs.digital". Several other people already did that;))
The analog medium and transfer mechanism, albeit out-dated, is still my prefered method for listening to _good_ music (and NO! I'm not listening to classical music).
But... wait a second! They could equip every vinyl with a tiny microchip you have to put over a scanner unit to be allowed to play on you "digitally enhanced" turntable.
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Wait a second... you adverte a commercial product and you don't insert a url into your text... What is this?! [...] Slashdot?
You mean you only need a modified bus and a chainsaw (without fuel though)...
If a chimp can run the States, why can't Americans learn from chimps?
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to a LUG meeting ;)
Quote from the front-page: "These two guys each have several Gigabyte collections of mp3's/pr0n/warez/movies, and proceed to consume all the network's bandwidth by sharing and transferring these treasures between each other." How pathetic... Lan-Party doesn't mean leeching (well, on the last day maybe), but ZOCKEN!
w00t, thanks for the info. see you december on fragapalooza east *^_^*
The shit hits the fan another time in 2003.
/\/\1Cr0$$$Of6 r0x0r$$$."
While Microsoft is agressively trying to overcome its poor OS-design they are fooling their customers with alleged _new_ technologies.
And the bad part (diarrhea hits the fan) comes last:
Their customers believe that shit. They never heard of things like shell scripting, cli administration... 'efficient' ways of administer their servers. Now they get introduced to stuff and think: "WOW! GREAT! HEY MS, CAN I LICK YOUR ASS YOU ARE SOOO GOOD. LINUX IS SHAREWARE AND
Ignorance is a wide-spread malfunctions of human beings that can't be ignored.
I have to admit, that there are some possibilities of administer a windows box, but does john doe know shit about scripting?
Scripting involves the act of thinking and solving (sometimes complex, sometimes not so complex) problems, the GUI cant handle. If its not implemented in the GUI (read as: Microsoft didnt know shit about their own code (the Excel average problem, remember that?), john doe is disappointed, _ignores the problem_, later blames microsoft and moves on (in that exact order).
Bla, bla, bla, I'm ranting and what browser am I using atm? Mozilla 1.2.1 for Win32.
*sigh*
Thank god they can't equip vinyls with copy protection. Stuff released on vinyls is better and sounds better... (well, in most of the cases. I dont want to summon a war "analog vs.digital". Several other people already did that ;))
The analog medium and transfer mechanism, albeit out-dated, is still my prefered method for listening to _good_ music (and NO! I'm not listening to classical music).
But... wait a second! They could equip every vinyl with a tiny microchip you have to put over a scanner unit to be allowed to play on you "digitally enhanced" turntable.
OMG!! O_O I found a new marketing idea....