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  1. Re:Neat! on Simplifying Linux Driver Installation · · Score: 3, Insightful

    What is wrong with "ripping off" the GOOD Microsoft ideas? People bash Microsoft for their BAD ideas and bad IMPLEMENTATIONS, not to mention the distinct lack of Openess which is what makes OSS so attractive by comparison.

  2. Re:Applications... on Intel says Internet needs to change · · Score: 1

    > (If the government wanted to do us a favor, they'd give you a X.509 certificate along with your driver's licence.)

    And piss off privacy advocates everywhere?

    Besides, email is a worldwide thing so individual government-based initiatives are bunk.

  3. Re:Maybe not. on UserLinux Releases First Beta · · Score: 1

    +1 Funny moderations do not count towards karma.

    RTFFAQ

  4. Re:Or you could go the MasterCard approach... on Logitech Gives A Mouse A Laser · · Score: 1

    Where do you get those horrible prices?

    Ball mice are at most $10 and good opticals are $20. And I'm talking Logitechs.

    Of course, there are flashier opticals for > $20, but that's beside the point.

  5. Re:Useful on NIST Unveils Chip-scale Atomic Clock · · Score: 1

    >communications, more precise navigation and...

    >Video games!

    No fair! I was pinging 400 ... nanoseconds :)

  6. Re:Imagine it coupled with GMailFS... on 10Gbit to the Home by 2010 · · Score: 1

    >Imagine it coupled with GMailFS...
    >The world's information at your fingertips!

    Coupled with google, perhaps...

    Coupled with GMailFS it's YOUR information at your fingertips. That is, if your fingertips are capable of interfacing with a 10Gb/sec connection . . .

  7. Re:GoogleOS on GmailFS - The Google File System · · Score: 1

    The joke is lost on you.

  8. Re:Google on Coral P2P Cache Enters Public Beta · · Score: 2, Informative

    >Are you saying with Coral that you can?

    With Coral you can get it cached just by asking for it. Of course, the Coral pcs have to connect to it at least once.

    You cannot get google to cache a page at your request -- no matter how hard you try :)

  9. Not quite, but now yes on The Search Engine Belt Buckle · · Score: 1

    > Enough to ensure it'll make the list.

    Not quite, but now yes: Vampire+shemale+beastiality+bondage

  10. Re:Quick! Send in your prior art! on Microsoft Patents sudo · · Score: 1

    I'm partial to:

    ACCEPT_KEYWORDS="EFF" USE="-morons" emerge uspto

  11. Re:WAR! on Hotmail Means to Double Gmail Storage · · Score: 2, Interesting

    Wow, what a frickin waste of a gmail invite!

    You should use Yahoo for disposable accounts... 100MB is plenty for that shit.

  12. Re:fear us on 80% of WiFi Networks are still Insecure, Kismet Author Says · · Score: 2, Funny

    An AC telling an AC "I'm so glad you're not my neighbor."

    That's cute fellas.

  13. Re:Some observations and questions on Olympics to Have Massive Surveillance Network · · Score: 1

    > Maybe. But even if it is just a placebo, I still think it is beneficial.

    How is it beneficial? You do realize we're using placebo in the usual makes-you-feel-good-about-yourself-but-does-nothin g sense, not as in "deterant"

    And IMO false security is much worse than little or no security at all.

  14. Re:oh my.. on FCC Rules VoIP Must Be Tappable · · Score: 2, Funny

    >previous news: fcc good
    >this news: fcc bad
    >
    >*confused*

    We have a rule of thumb for these situations: everyone is bad, except when they do something good.

  15. Re:Edit? on System Downtime, Maintenance · · Score: 2, Insightful

    "Sorry, you are not allowed to edit this comment. Either someone has replied, or it has been moderated."

  16. Re:Mac vs PC- intelligence of the user on Are Mac Users Smarter than PC Users? · · Score: 5, Funny

    >> Sesequepedalianism does not, however, imply 'intelligence'.

    > Sesequepedalianism? That's not even in most dictionaries!


    Even more disturbing, check out the first google result! ;)

  17. Re:They all start with "nano -wiR /etc/" on Top Ten Linux Configuration Tools? · · Score: 1

    How about:

    Results 1 - 10 of about 3,550,000,000 for +a (0.27 seconds)

  18. Re:nice but on Browser Wars 2004 · · Score: 1

    Umm, "Yup" to which part of my question?

    i.e. did you mean "privacy" or "piracy"... :)

  19. Re:Microsoft's secret weapon on Browser Wars 2004 · · Score: 3, Insightful

    I count 10 mentions of .NET but 0 of Mono. I believe your concern is valid and share it for the most part, but shouldn't you mention what is being done about it?

  20. Re:nice but on Browser Wars 2004 · · Score: 4, Funny

    > to clear cache, priacy stuff

    Are you missing a V, or did you just misplace that R? ;)

  21. Re:New features, yes. on Evaluating Windows XP Service Pack 2 RC2 · · Score: 1

    Privoxy is an excellent web proxy enforces session-cookies-only by default and has a lot of cool add-blocking features as well.

    That said, I usually disable session-cookies-only first thing.. I'm spoiled and like my persistent logins :)

  22. Re:Uh, no on Java 1.5.0 Now Officially Java 5.0 · · Score: 1

    > Wasn't XP really 2000's upgrade?

    XP was the _unification_ of 2000 and ME. That is, the features/functionality/compatibility of 9x/ME added to a Windows 2000 base system.

    Of course, Windows 2000 Service Pack 4 is damn close to XP in terms of compatility since they backported a lot of stuff from XP (without the service packs 2000 is rather useless)

  23. To get back the old Qute theme from 0.8: on Mozilla Project Officially Releases Firefox 0.9 · · Score: 5, Informative

    To get back the good old Qute theme from 0.8:

    Right click this link and select "Copy Link Location."

    Then left click here, paste the link into the "Remote URL" box on the right, and click Install.

    Ahh... feels like home again ;)

  24. Re:Unlimited connections, really? on phpstack - A TCP/IP Stack and Web Server in PHP · · Score: 2, Interesting

    and I'm #11651... kinda impressive, yeah.

    But I want to see them try doing this on a weekday at about 1pm EST =)

  25. Re:FYI (because I didn't know this) on Google Finally Moves Toward RSS Standard · · Score: 1

    Sure, but it's just a way to kill time between tech calls, not "interesting".