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  1. Summary on US Antitrust Judge Examining Windows 7 Documents · · Score: 4, Insightful

    Can someone summarize exactly what we have achieved in this case?

  2. Re:Linux cannot be stopped... on Has Microsoft's Patent War Against Linux Begun? · · Score: 4, Funny

    I know suspend/resume on Linux isn't the best supported feature, but it cannot be stopped???!!! Look at me on a freshly installed bash 4.0:

    # shutdown -h now

    See, it can be stopped perfe

  3. Adobe is having a party on MS Excel Users Susceptible To New Vulnerability · · Score: 1

    Pewwww, finally Microsoft comes to the rescue and takes the heat from us, as always. Bob, send the excel team a cake.

  4. It's our turn now! on Microsoft Asks For a Refund From Laid-Off Workers [updated] · · Score: 1

    It's always been the case Microsoft is asked for a refund. Look who is laughing now!

  5. Bugs on BASH 4.0 Released · · Score: 2, Funny

    The new major release fixes several remaining bugs in the 3.x releases

    That's great, but they forgot to mention how many new bugs were introduced.

  6. Not the "official head" on AP Considers Making Content Require Payment · · Score: 1

    What happened was that after this incident bursted on the Internet (in China the Internet has become the place where you could see *some* free press), the Yunnan government (the department in charge of press) invited some bloggers to investigate. It was like an one-day trip, and nothing like "official investigation". I bet the police department wasn't very happy and cooperative, and really this was more like a PR gesture than anything else. I think it was stupid, but did show the power of Internet.

    The department of press might or might not have good intention, and this is unprecedented. Interesting to see how Internet affects the transparency in the once-secretive Chinese government. Over the last two years there have been numerous occasions where government officials were found guilty after the net disclosed their suspicious wealth and activities. Nothing big fish, but still interesting and progress.

  7. Re:Anyone notice the RIAA lawyers... on Appeals Court Strikes Down California's Violent Game Ban · · Score: 1

    What's so hard to understand?

    Lawyers are like hitmen. They just live on the blood, but there is always OTHER PEOPLE who hire them to do the dirty work.

  8. Irony on Microsoft Unveils Windows 7 File-Sharing Beta · · Score: 1

    What if we use it to share windows 7? Is it gonna work?

  9. All copyright claims are bogus except on Pirate Bay P2P Trial Begins In Sweden · · Score: 0

    those from the International Federation of Pornographic Industry. I know I am guilty!

  10. In Soviet Outer Space on Satellites Collide In Orbit · · Score: 2, Funny

    The satellites collide YOU!

  11. Apple's Response on I'm a PC and I'm 4-1/2 · · Score: 1

    New I-m-a-Mac ad revealed: a one-year-old monkey is going to show you how he could use a Mac to do the same thing!

  12. Apparently on Comcast Apologizes For Super Bowl Porn Glitch · · Score: 1

    Comcast wanted to present another kind of superbowl. This time you only got to see the outside, but there were multiple of them.

  13. Re:This seems abrupt on Windows 7 To Skip Straight To a Release Candidate · · Score: 1

    Well, because the old ones eventually will get end-of-life.

    Most users don't care about which OS to use - they just come along with a new computer. So why not Vista?

    My workstation is stilling running FC4 - why? Because it still works for me as a development machine, and supported by our IT. But I won't come and say it's better than FC10 although I have no reason to upgrade.

  14. Re:Require pay and benefits parity on Microsoft Says H-1B Workers Among Those Losing Jobs · · Score: 1

    That's right - giving back.

    So the H1B holders work hard, earn less, and then keep getting slapped on their faces every time a left-wing politician opens his mouth?

  15. Re:Computer-implemented? on Apple Awarded Patent For iPhone Interface · · Score: 1

    Sure, otherwise why does it have an "i" in the name. (just to clarify it DOES NOT mean "idiot")

  16. Re:Crimes in progress on New Law Will Require Camera Phones To "Click" · · Score: 1

    And cops who are abusing their power.

  17. Obviously on Russia To Develop a National Operating System · · Score: 1

    Every communist country loves Linux.

    RMS must be proud.

  18. Institute for the Future? on Happy 25th, Macintosh! · · Score: 1

    And "think tank"?

    I want nothing to do with that.

  19. Re:Excited about a new OS release? on Is Microsoft Improving Its Image? · · Score: 1

    They haven't made moves to alienate their customer base like "Product activation" either.

    To be fair, Apple isn't a software company. Their premiums come from their pricy hardware, so they don't worry about piracy that much.

  20. Re:They have to.. on Possible Last-Minute Problems With Vista SP2 · · Score: 1

    Yet people cheer at Windows 7 like it wasn't so.

  21. Only for who think the world has to be perfect on Ubuntu's Laptop Killing Bug Fixed · · Score: 0, Flamebait

    Hardware is buggy. BIOS is buggy. Drivers are buggy.

    That doesn't matter one bit.

    As an operating system and integrator, the whole system has to work. There are tons of quirks in Linux Kernel to work around BIOS and hardware bugs, because it's simply the reality you have to face. If you can't handle non-perfect hardware or firmware, then you don't make operating systems.

  22. "Underserved" Area on Stimulus Bill Contains Net Neutrality Provision · · Score: 1

    For a moment I read it as "Undeserved". I was like, WTF?

  23. Re:Not a complete jerk on Interview With an Adware Author · · Score: 1

    So the worst offenders on Windows are all from Unix.

  24. Re:BSOD on British Royal Navy Submarines Now Run Windows · · Score: 1

    Think of it this way. Some day when your PC really died, no one would help you to reset it because they would thought it was just a screensaver! So stop using the screensaver!

  25. Don't get so worked up yet on Performance Tests Show Early Windows 7 Build Beats Vista · · Score: 1

    Vista SP1 is consistently slower than Vista, so expect the final Windows 7 will be slower than "early-stage" as well.