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  1. Re:A company... on WSJ on CraigsList and Zen of Classified Ads · · Score: 1

    Then I guess we will have to agree to agree.

    ( no,I didnt misspell. ) :-)

  2. Re:A company... on WSJ on CraigsList and Zen of Classified Ads · · Score: 1

    I am a craigslist user, and I dont want ads, so
    where is the hypocracy?

    You could do like Craig did, but with your model
    as above and see how it works.

  3. Re:To get the best DSL price... on How Much Should Broadband Cost? · · Score: 1

    And the next year?

  4. Re:Um... How do you figure this is flamebait? (n/t on How Much Should Broadband Cost? · · Score: 1

    It is flamebait because someone disagreed with you.

    Someone with mod points.

  5. Re:There IS a limit on wireless bandwidth on Slashback: Oklahoma Spyware, FSF DRM, Lenovo Linux · · Score: 1

    In doing the engineering planning for a
    product that uses wireless communication,
    that company will use Bill Gates as the
    epitome of their projected customer base?

  6. Re:There IS a limit on wireless bandwidth on Slashback: Oklahoma Spyware, FSF DRM, Lenovo Linux · · Score: 1

    If this is a joke, I am in need of explaination.

    Heck, I dont get your point whether it is serious or not.

    What does equal wealth distribution have to do with
    scarcity and price? Unequal wealth distribution
    might limit how high a price might go, but I dont
    think it negates the point.

    Or am I too tired?

  7. Re:There IS a limit on wireless bandwidth on Slashback: Oklahoma Spyware, FSF DRM, Lenovo Linux · · Score: 1

    If it is limited, then wont it be scarce? And wont that
    scarcity lead naturaly to higher prices, driving people
    to be frugal with it?

  8. Re:Unlimited wireless bad? on Slashback: Oklahoma Spyware, FSF DRM, Lenovo Linux · · Score: 1

    It is entirely possible that I am wrong, and this
    is conjecture based on things I heard. I used to work
    at a company that did a blackberry app. I did not work in
    the group doing the Blackberry client ( we did an
    app for the old blackberries, not the same as the
    email client they come with natively ), nor the
    server side, but I did work with them. My understanding
    is that the network that the blackberry traffic was
    going over was very limited in bandwidth. That team
    was having to be very stingy in how they used
    any bandwidth. Given that, and all the engineering
    that blackberry must have put in to get things
    running well over that net, having unlimited wireless
    will likely make their offering look a bit stark
    by comparision. I doubt they want to invest in
    a high bandwidth offering, they likely want to
    keep the playing field confined to their speciality.

  9. Re:Why the red herring? on Senators, ISPs, and Network Neutrality · · Score: 1

    But they do make an indirect profit from the customers
    that pay them to connect to the internet, and not to
    *just* their network. Network effect.

  10. Re:Marvelous on New IP Treaty Looming? · · Score: 1

    Dear Rest of the World.

    We are stuffed, but we have room for one more wafer thin law.

    Burp.

    Two, now.

    Mine, sincerely,
    USA.

  11. Re:Come on... on New IP Treaty Looming? · · Score: 1

    A: There has been no debate on this subject.

    B: The moral and intellectual honesty issue is not
            limited to one party, it is intellectually dishonest
            for you to frame it this way, in my opinion.

  12. Re:microcups? on Microcups Made of Nanopaper · · Score: 1

    Because that is her cup size?

  13. Re:CNN has both viewpoints... on Net Neutrality or Not? · · Score: 1

    One minor point we forgot to tell you....

    We have to start with your mother's children first.

    So sorry.

  14. Re:What they don't get... on Net Neutrality or Not? · · Score: 1

    I am sure that they get it.

    They are after money, and not allowing minor
    things like honesty and ethics to get in the
    way.

  15. Re:They already pay their "fair share". on Net Neutrality or Not? · · Score: 1

    Except that they wont stop peering over this. They would be cutting themselves off
    from the customers on the other side of that peering relationship, and some of their
    customers will be making angry phone calls about why they can only get to google, and
    not to amazon, or microsoft, or.... ( pulling examples from my hat, they may not be
    good ones, but I think the point it made ).

    And in a short while, they will be answering to the stockholders about why
    they are losing business.

    David

  16. Re:I don't understand... on Nuclear Agency Worker Information Hacked · · Score: 1

    Is the head of an organization not responsible for the
    correct functioning of that organization?

    And if the organization does not function, who should
    be held most responsible?

  17. Re:Is SCO Insane? on SCO Claims Ownership of ELF To Court · · Score: 1

    3 is attempt to goto 2 as often as the court will allow.

    Profit! Is when the execs as SCO get hired on at Microsoft,
    after the case is concluded.

  18. Re:is slashdot broken? on VMWare Eats Microsoft's Lunch · · Score: 1

    Slashdot is the same as it ever was.

    I think someone messed up your last eye firmware upgrade.

  19. Re:I propose a meltdown test... on Will World Cup Streaming Cause Internet Meltdown? · · Score: 2, Funny

    Just give it a good old fashioned slashdotting....

  20. Re:Two very good reasons on Chinese Mathematicians Prove Poincare Conjecture · · Score: 1

    What makes it front page news is that we only have a front page.

  21. Re:Wonderful on The Molecular Secrets of Cream Cheese · · Score: 1, Troll

    Move elsewhere?

  22. Re:What about hundreds of cargo ships? on Stupid Engineering Mistakes · · Score: 1

    The Bismarck was welded as well. I cant find a reference for it, but
    I seem to recall something about the rudder problems at her end being
    made worse by welding problems.

  23. Re:On the DC-10 on Stupid Engineering Mistakes · · Score: 1

    I dont know about the Electra, but the Comet had a real problem.

    I would imagine it would be very correctable, but they didnt
    catch the problem before at least one plane crashed.

    Of course, bad press might have maid it hard to have time to do the
    correction.

  24. Re:So... on Crashing the Wiretapper's Ball · · Score: 1

    What guy? No one can find him anywhere.
    No records... Hmmm.

  25. Re:This post was brought to you on Making an Argument Against Using Visual-Basic? · · Score: 2, Funny

    Mythical like the man month, dude.