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  1. Re:I don't blame them on MSN Cuts Unmonitored Chatrooms Around the Globe · · Score: 2, Funny
    Here in the UK there is a lengthy screening process for anyone who work with children

    A 14 year old leaves her parents and takes enough money to go halfway around the globe without her parents knowing about it? Maybe the UK needs a lengthy screening process for would-be parents..If the government thinks you can't raise a child, maybe they shouldn't let you procreate..This way, the rest of us won't suffer.

  2. Don't worry. Microsoft is working on the problem on LovSan Clone Let Loose · · Score: 1
  3. Is it Sun Micro? on SCO: Fortune 500 Company Buys License, IBM Retort · · Score: 1

    Could the unnamed company be sun micro?

  4. Re:Piracy? on Linux Gaining Ground In India · · Score: 1

    In India, people who pirate software are more likely to buy "assembled" PCs. "Assembled" PCs are basically brandless PCs that come bundled with pirated software. If someone orders a PC with linux installed, he is more likely to be doing so because he intends to use Linux.

  5. Major user base needed on Linux Gaining Ground In India · · Score: 1

    If more people use linux, there will be more linux applications. If more people use linux, applications written for linux will be user tested more. I dont think there is a "market" as such for linux. Linux, after all, is free. In any case, most personal users in India and china dont pay for software(MS or Linux).

  6. Re:It makes sense.... on Linux Gaining Ground In India · · Score: 1
    which don't make any sense in english, maybe they make sense in Hindu.

    The commands dont make sense in christianity or islam language?

  7. Re:Linux fits well with India on Linux Gaining Ground In India · · Score: -1, Flamebait

    Hindus could anoint Linus the god of operating systems..can your average abrahamic religion do that?

  8. Re:obligatory poverty reference on Linux Gaining Ground In India · · Score: 0, Redundant

    i know,i know..but you can't have a thread on India without a condescending comment like that.. I just did the needful.

  9. obligatory poverty reference on Linux Gaining Ground In India · · Score: -1, Flamebait
    Shouldn't India be spending money on fighting poverty instead of spending it on linux.

  10. SCO to lufthansa passengers on Lufthansa Systems Chooses Linux · · Score: 3, Funny

    pay us 700$ if you want to land(sounds better in the "Come with me if you want to live" tone).

  11. Re:"Consent is required," of course, BUT on Phone or Tracking Device? · · Score: 1

    How will your employer trace you? Did you even RTFA..i know this is /. but... Only the police will be allowed to trace your location. Some people may have a problem with that...

  12. Re:Not the first. on Phone or Tracking Device? · · Score: 1

    So do most other mobile phone companies.

  13. late entry for the slashdot tshirt contest on IBM Countersues SCO, And More! · · Score: 1

    "IBM Lawyers rock" in big green letters.

  14. Re:US supported the Taliban too on Former Intel Engineer Pleads Guilty To Taliban Aid · · Score: 1

    So? The US military trained Timoth McVeigh too..Should they let him go?

  15. Re:Interesting article but on How's Your Cell Service? · · Score: 1
    after talking on the phone with some representitives I found there was no plan to implement one either.

    A customer service rep told you that!!??!!

  16. Re:A Guinness per day keeps impotence away. on Beer Added To The Food Pyramid · · Score: 2, Informative
    Not just impotence, it keeps strokes and dementia away.

    A drink or two a day of wine, beer or liquor is, experts say, often the single best nonprescription way to prevent heart attacks -- better than a low-fat diet or weight loss, better even than vigorous exercise. Moderate drinking can help prevent strokes, amputated limbs and dementia.

  17. Life is good on Beer Added To The Food Pyramid · · Score: 1
    Evidence Mounting That Moderate Drinking Is Healthful

    Thirty years of research has convinced many experts of the health benefits of moderate drinking for some people. A drink or two a day of wine, beer or liquor is, experts say, often the single best nonprescription way to prevent heart attacks -- better than a low-fat diet or weight loss, better even than vigorous exercise. Moderate drinking can help prevent strokes, amputated limbs and dementia.

  18. Boddingtons? on Beer Added To The Food Pyramid · · Score: 1

    Is that a beer? It sounds like a store selling womens lingerie...

  19. Re:How about on Last Chance for Slashdot T-Shirt Contest · · Score: 1

    How about IBM lawyers rock.

  20. Strange world on SBC Fights RIAA Over DMCA Subpoenas · · Score: 4, Funny

    Never thought i would be rooting for a baby bell or IBM.

  21. He'll need the money on Slow And Steady Leads To Windows Refund Success · · Score: 2, Funny

    For when SCO demands a license fee for using linux.

  22. Cell Phones on US Shrugs Off World's IP Address Shortage · · Score: 3, Interesting

    Why can't cell phones use NAT? I thought they already did.

  23. Re:Outsourcing generally results in inferior produ on Why Outsource When Workers are Willing to Telecommute? · · Score: 1

    That's what everyone said about products "Made in China". How often have you heard people say they were willing to pay thrice as much for an American product because the quality was better. Yet people continue to shop at wal-mart and China keeps exporting more to the US.

  24. Conspiracy theory on Why Outsource When Workers are Willing to Telecommute? · · Score: 1
    Because a well paid middle class is a political threat?

    Was it a conspiracy against the working class when you bought Nike sneakers made in Indonesia? Or drove a Japanese car? Or bought a monitor made in Taiwan?

    Why Outsource When Workers are Willing to Telecommute?

    Have you heard of work being outsourced to individual developers in India? How can you compare an individual willing to telecommute with a team working on an outsourced project. Forget India for a moment..Would you feel it was a betrayal of the "middle class" if your company in New York outsourced its system administration functions to EDS in Kansas?

  25. Re:Apparently I live in a different reality on Growth Job Sector: Freelance Technical Support · · Score: 1

    If he worked with tech support, he's already used to working with complete asses..