User: lazydog

is it costlier?

On: T-Mobile Slashes Fair Use Policy, Says Download At Home

I'm just wondering - is it costlier to provide internet on the mobile phone compared to internet at home?

Evolution

On: Scientists Offer 'Overwhelming' Evidence Terran Life Began in Space

So where did our pointy ears go?

Put it in the fine print

On: Do "Illegal" Codecs Actually Scare Linux Users?

Scary stuff like this should be "hidden away" in a lot of text

Re:Against the spirit of Trek

On: Shatner Leaks Trek XI Details

I sincerely doubt that anyone today can identify with a "major war" (which would be something along the lines of a WWII scenario IN SPACE!)

I agree with you, however almost everyone will identify with the war on terrorism :-)

Why wait?

On: Web 3.0

In what version do we get rid of SPAM?

Try Googling

On: Finding a Ready-Made Dev Team?

There are a lot of companies in India that can offer you a "Time and Material" on any number of devs. you want. You could also easily scale up or down without any investment in captial. Some also offer a 20% rebate i.e. you buy 10 devs. and pay only for 8.

I know it's easier said than done, but all you have to do is find the right company that can offer quality on time.

Depends

On: Space Tourism?

If there is a queue of people waiting to travel to space and not enough capacity then you could select on the basis of scientific background etc.

But this is not the case, hence only money will have to do!!

Oh well!

On: Dreadnought Demos Released

So what's new here? Another engine, another game with slick graphics but the SAME OLD story line.

Re:blah... flawed logic

On: Comparison of Java and .NET security

So then maybe we should keep this in mind when comparing M$Windoze and Linux?

What if

On: Is Apache 2.0 Worth the Switch for PHP?

How about we classify the php extensions as "thread safe" and "not thread safe". This way when I make a custom install of php, I can decide which apache to install based on the extensions I require. Does such a list already exist?

It shows just what is wrong with dmoz

On: Former Turkish DMOZ Editor Draws 10 Months In Jail

I think that this just shows what is wrong with dmoz. Unlike wikipedia where everything is open and subject to review (by anyone), dmoz is very secretive. Right from listing a site to selecting an editor.
Dmoz has been hijacked by a few SEOs and fanatics, and H. Ertas has got what he deserved.
Also, reading the posts above, I frankly don't see how this affects wikipedia. Try and appreciate the difference, a sentence has been passed against an Editor NOT against dmoz.