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  1. Re:This is Old News. on New Windows Media Player Leaks · · Score: 1

    Why not just try it, mplayer does not even need an installer. If you don't like it, simply delete the folder, no harm done.

  2. Re:Forbes sucks on Forbes Fictional 15 · · Score: 1

    Your makeing me self contious.

  3. Forbes sucks on Forbes Fictional 15 · · Score: -1, Flamebait

    Forbes sucks, FUD pusher wanabes.

    jmo

  4. Turkey does not make you sleepy, on Behind The Curtain On T-Day · · Score: 1

    but eating turkey does.

  5. Not a Ringing Endorsement? on Are Media Writers Biased Towards Apple? · · Score: 0

    One point of view might be that tech writers are exposed to all the options the tech industry has to offer, and overwhelmingly, choose Apple products.

  6. Re:HTML 4.01?! on Slashdot HTML 4.01 and CSS · · Score: 0

    zzzzzzzzzzzzzzrrrrrrr....zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzrrr r

    >>right hand reeling frantically

  7. Re:Wouldn't that be... on 19 million Amps · · Score: 0, Offtopic

    Your post time says 10:24AM, you need to get some sleep, I have seen these symptoms before. You'll be alright.

  8. What a lame headline... on Computer Associates Pays Off SCO · · Score: 5, Informative

    To run this story under that headline makes this site seem as desperate as Forbes. The real story is easy for anyone to see about 5p down

    >>"(SCO) is grasping at straws to purport CA as a SCO supporter,"
    >>"CA stands in stark disagreement with SCO's tactics, which are intended to intimidate and threaten customers."

  9. Re:More BS-Convicted Felons Hacking Linux??? on SCO - EV1, Licensees, Groklaw, Armed Guards · · Score: 1

    I find it so easy to picture some wife beating, bank robbing, murderer being so pissed that DMcB is violating the GPL and trying to claim all his NUMA coding and SMP work.

    Papers will print these things...

  10. Re:Karma Whoring on Toms Hardware Reviews 65 CPU's, Past & Present · · Score: 0

    This is the first post I see that id not about the double post....

  11. Re:We do... on A Preview of Ximian's Gnome 2.0 Desktop · · Score: 1

    Me too

  12. Re:Adobe SVG/Moz Plugin works fine for me... on SVG 1.1 Becomes W3C Proposed Recomendation · · Score: 1

    AdobeSVG plugin for Mozilla on linux works fine for me.

    Filter
    .

  13. Re:We need more british people on American TV! on Cathy Rogers Responds Without Crashing · · Score: 1

    With subtitles in 'merican...

    I love it (laugh out loud) when American TV programs put subtitles on the screen for someone with an English accent.

    Filter,

  14. Look for the Polar Bear on Diamonds - Are They Really Worth the Cost? · · Score: 1

    Simple...buy Canadian Diamonds.

  15. Re: www.std64.com on MSIE Uber-patch Of The Month · · Score: 1

    Why put a link to a non public website in your pref?

    Phil

  16. Re: In Chinese? on Slashback: Spambots, Retroism, VoIPhooey · · Score: 1

    This might say that, it's from babelfish

    Falun &# 32493;&#20 255;, &# 35299; Falun &# 21487;&#12 290;&#2641 0;

  17. Counter at 77599 at 12:37am apr 24 (pacific) on How to Build a Computerized Android Robot Head · · Score: 1

    just in case you want to track /.

  18. Re:Here is an idea... on Fair Software Installation · · Score: 1

    I agree that the problem could exist in linux, but practically it doesn't. Why, with open source, if some author tried to accomplish the same sort of crap, another version of the software without the offending crap would be released and the annoying features would die out. Selective presure works to our favour with open source.

    At least it has for me.

    I feel so sory when I go to use someones Windows machine and see all the crap that has bloated there OS, slowing the machine down to a crawl, window tray packed with programs the user knows nothing about. Start up times in the minutes...

    Where do you start to help clean that up? Next thing you know I'm reinstalling windows on their machine.

    Still drives me nuts!

  19. Here is an idea... on Fair Software Installation · · Score: 1

    Try running an OS that doesn't actively obscure installation routines. That empowers you to pick and choose the components you want installed. Half of the problem is that Microsoft uses the same techniques to change your configuration all the time. They lead the way with this kind of BS, installing one piece of software requires the installation of other pieces, like it or not, tell you about it or not. Media Player and IE are examples. DirectX, Visual Studio, ...

    It used to drive me nuts!

  20. Re:CLI: Like X-Box on Rotor: Shared Source CLI · · Score: 1

    Like X-Box, if it didnt run windows it would make a great little box for running X on.

  21. Re:What does it say when... on China Ahead in Stem-Cell Research · · Score: 1

    > where do you think some of the drawings in your Anatomy texts came from?

    Poor example, I think cadavers provided the data for most anatomy books. Much of that artwork predates Nazis.

    Anyway, I believe we have the right to insist that scientists operate within the ethical guidlines of our society, other societies may choose there own ethical environment.

  22. Re:What does it say when... on China Ahead in Stem-Cell Research · · Score: 1, Insightful

    Like the freedom scientists had to experiment on humans under Hitler?

  23. Re:So? on Xbox To Use Region-Locked Peripherals · · Score: 1

    Or people will make an adapter, like the modchip.

    Ever hear of the DMCA?

  24. Re:stupid trolls is dying on Mozilla Development Roadmap Updated · · Score: 1

    stupid trolls is dying. this old joke was funny like once but now it is dying...

  25. All Right Taco!!! on Kathleen Fent Read This Story · · Score: 1

    Best of luck to you both...