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  1. Stupid! on Night Vision Goggles vs Pirates · · Score: 2, Insightful

    Uh, most of the piracy is started by INSIDERS!!!

    Perhaps someone should usher the ushers and the film projector booth guy?? Maybe the people that send the films out are ripping them before they go out?

    Movie studios presuming 100% audience guilt should get a clue.

  2. Grr!! on Sony Exits US Handheld Market · · Score: 0

    This Pisses me off! I like the CLIE much better than Palm's own models. They're cheaper and better!

    Snarl!!! Argh!!!

  3. What would I do? on What Would You Do With a 92 TBps Router? · · Score: 2, Funny

    Hook a modem up to it and start surfing!

  4. Re:They won't. on Google's Software Principles · · Score: 1

    BBB is a SHAM! BBB is basically a "cult" that businesses join in order to ferret complaints from people and then bury them. The BBB has absolutely NO enforcement power.

    I've done business with businesses that are members of the BBB, gotten ripped off, complained to the BBB, and all the BBB did was to send forms to the business for them to fill out.

    So would a crooked business join the BBB? Yes! Does the BBB do anything about complaints? Well, just a very little bit.

  5. The LED thing is easy to fix. on The Security Risk of Keyboard Clicks · · Score: 1

    One capacitor on each LED will fix that!!

  6. That's easy! on What's Being Done About Nuclear Security · · Score: -1, Redundant

    We just have a president chosen by the supreme court to change the pronunciation of it to "Nucular" and presto! Nuclear security is not a problem!

    Now it's Nucular security!

  7. Re:Sprock on SuSE 9.1 Available for Download · · Score: 2, Interesting

    So, if everyone downloaded instead of buying then I guess they'll eventually do what RedHat did and just pull everything and only offer their outrageously priced stuff.

  8. Re:Oh, the poor man! on Intel Chief: Don't Call Us Benedict Arnold CEOs · · Score: 1

    Uh, well, I'm a one-man company, so if you want to come work with me, you'd better have clients and work to do! I can only generate enough for one guy so far!

  9. Re:Start up / kick ass / cash out / RETIRE EARLY. on Appreciating Your Stressful IT Job? · · Score: 1

    Ok, I'm game, let's hear your big secret. dentar99@yahoo.com (that's my spam account, no offense, AC)

  10. Re:Go self-employed! on IT Workers Not Eligible for Overtime in New Rules · · Score: 1

    The law says "reasonable." You must interpret it properly! ;-)

  11. Oh, the poor man! on Intel Chief: Don't Call Us Benedict Arnold CEOs · · Score: 3, Insightful

    So the poor little CEO is crying because someone called him Benedict? I say companies that outsource just to raise the bottom line should LOSE ALL TAX BREAKS!

    I'll do it!

    TRAITOR!!

  12. Re:"Dismayed?" on Andromeda And Mutant X Cancelled · · Score: 1

    I can understand scare tactics and mad mad house, but tripping the rift is damn funny!!

    that's the only thing i make sure i catch on scifi anymore!!

  13. Re:Start up / kick ass / cash out / RETIRE EARLY. on Appreciating Your Stressful IT Job? · · Score: 1

    Yeah, it's really that fuckin' simple. People get debt, health problems, other problems that are costly... Most people have bosses that ain't about to pay a decent wage that'll get 'em much past paying the bills.

    No wonder you posted anonymously.

  14. Re:Go self-employed! on IT Workers Not Eligible for Overtime in New Rules · · Score: 1

    Damn straight!!!

    I saved about $7500 last year in Socialist Security taxes by paying myself a "reasonable" salary.

    I don't do a damn bit of work for free unless it's something warranty or my fault.

    NO MORE W2 WORK!!

    Corp is the ONLY friggin' way to go!

  15. How do outsourced people justify... on What Should a Documentary Filmmaker Ask About Offshoring? · · Score: 1

    lying about their names to Americans who call in? Also, how do they justify taking courses to learn to speak "American" and act like Americans when they're not?

    There was a report on outsourcing on "60 minutes" that showed several Indians (an example, flames to /dev/null, please) who had their real, given name, and a "fake name" like "Fred Jones" that was given to any American who called in.

    If there's "nothing wrong" with outsourcing, then why do these people feel a need to lie about who they are?

  16. Probably EMP testing by the shadow gov't. on Technology Spontaneously Combusts In Sicily · · Score: 1

    Hmm. even unplugged devices blowing up?

    I would say that our shadow military is testing EMP and they're our secret victims.

    MUAHAAHAAHAA!

  17. Things won't change that quickly... on How Will We Get Around Near-Future Earth? · · Score: 1

    There are industries (oil, insurance, auto, etc) that are too busy maintaing a macro scale "vendor lock" on society to allow for alternate modes of transportation emerge.

    Folks, the fuel-cell car is nothing more than a political toy used by car companies to "prove" to politicians-looking-for-votes that they're "working on it."

    They could have done this years ago.

  18. The only two things worth watching... on You're Watching Less TV · · Score: 1

    Simpsons.
    24.

    (ironically, they're both on Fox, which has a reputation for having the worst news in the world.)

  19. Re:these people dont sound very on the level... on Subdomains Part Of The Patent Frenzy · · Score: 1

    Ok, I damn thee, sir!

    (A little Steve Martin humor there.. )

  20. BBB = SCAM on Better Business Bureau Targets Apple's G5 Ads · · Score: 1

    Attention consumers: The Better Business Bureau is not really real. It's actually just a scam to get consumers to think that a business is somehow a good business to do business with. I had a complaint about a business, and all the BBB did was to forward the complaint to the business. The BBB has no enforcement authority or power whatsoever. They also don't really advocate for the consumers like they say they do.

  21. Re:BBB Itself has problems on Better Business Bureau Targets Apple's G5 Ads · · Score: 1

    The BBB is really nothing more than a scam on consumers. It's basically a "club" more or less that a business can join in order to con consumers into believing that they are a good business. I complained about a business once and they really didn't do much other than to forward a copy of the complaint to the business. The BBB has no enforcement authority whatsoever, and they don't really care!!

  22. Re:Then or Than on The Unhappy World of IT Professionals · · Score: 1

    ..and you know what gets on MY nerves? APOSTROPHE ABUSE!

  23. Wow! on Congress May Force Revealing of Car Computer Secrets · · Score: 2, Funny

    If this passes, then congress will make history by ACTUALLY DOING SOMETHING SMART!!

  24. Re:Take AZ to the cleaners! on SCO Names 1st Lawsuit Target: AutoZone [Updated] · · Score: 1

    If they wrote it in house, how could they have used SCO's code? It's Autozone's code.

  25. Re:They can only revoke for future versions. on USENIX Responds to SCO; Fyodor Pulls NMap · · Score: 3, Insightful

    " 5. You are not required to accept this License, since you have not signed it. However, nothing else grants you permission to modify or distribute the Program or its derivative works. These actions are prohibited by law if you do not accept this License. Therefore, by modifying or distributing the Program (or any work based on the Program), you indicate your acceptance of this license to do so, and all its terms and conditions for copying, distributing or modifying the Program or works based on it."

    It looks pretty clear to me that the GPL, since SCO has not accepted it, states that SCO can't MODIFY OR DISTRIBUTE the software, period. They can't "revoke" the license from SCO because SCO does not accept it. Therefore, SCO cannot modify or distribute nmap. They can still USE it, but can't distribute it.