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  1. why irony? on Are Web Firms Giving in to China? · · Score: 1

    > The WSJ notes an irony: Google is fighting for 'Internet freedom' in the U.S., by resisting the Justice Department's request for information on user searches."

    it's not ironic, it's actually pretty predictable.

    They're just fighting for the freedom americans used to have before 9/11.

    In the US, going against all post-9/11-crap is defending the actual government model. Which is exactly what those companies do in China.

  2. DRM in linux on Torvalds Explains Dislike For GPLv3 · · Score: 2, Funny

    torvalds is already implementing DRM in the core of the linux kernel.

    it will prevent you using non GPL modules, prevent you from running non GPL program and finally prevent you from listening to non-GPL bands.

  3. Re:I don't think so. on Best Buy Working Towards Ending Mail-in Rebates · · Score: 2, Funny

    now, instead of having the mail co involved, they will have a website that you will only be able to log in in low traffic hours, with latest IE, latest windows service pack, and latest flash plugin.

  4. Re:This is NOT a Trupe! RTFA - Original Research on First Impressions Count in Website Design · · Score: 1

    > Wouldn't the original article link normally be posted in a Slashback?

    that would be the tetrupe.

    tsk tsk tsk ...newbies. we need a FAQ here, please.

  5. We're just passing by... on Forecasting Doomsday · · Score: 1

    > Billions of years ago, when the day was 23 hours long, there was no oxygen in the air and hence no ozone. The surface of the earth would have killed any land based animals pretty quickly.

    So, some bilions of years from now, some weird new life form will look at natural history and say
    "billions of years ago, there was no radiation on earth strong enough to suport energy life. So the nature just made some bacteria thingy make it available for us".

  6. google has the answer on WMF Vulnerability is an Intentional Backdoor? · · Score: 1

    c'mon, if the code is in a website, google must know about it.

    and by the way, who in the world uses WMF in a website?!?! This is more suspicious michael jackson in a child porn scandal.

    but, here, here is your guilty people.
    http://www.google.com/search?q=filetype%3Awmf+door

    here are some more
    http://www.google.com/search?q=filetype%3Awmf+code

    i bet that all those windows meta files (suspicious name for an image, uh?) are full of malicious code.

  7. Re:To the naysayers... it's inevitable on "St Lawrence of Google" · · Score: 1

    > > Hell, the other day I inserted a gibberish statistic in
    > > an article about a city
    >
    > Why would you do that?

    To see if his pal, G, can correct it

  8. in other news on Burned CDs Last 5 years Max -- Use Tape? · · Score: 1

    blueray is expected to last 1year
    hddvd is expected to last 15minutes.

  9. first step in the wrong way on Google Unveils The Google Pack · · Score: 1

    i can see google stock going down very fast after this.

    now they will have users suposing they will give firefox suport.

    Also this page is ridiculous. You have to click in a hidden link at the bottom to see all of the software. And the "learn more" button for each program gives you frames.

    Not to mention installing real player that will make your computer open popups on it's own. realplayer is more intrusive then any spyware you can find.

  10. Re:ClamWin on Google Unveils The Google Pack · · Score: 1

    > Who says Adobe are paying Google to distribute it?

    well, adobe payed even tucows to host it.

  11. So is your sig meant to be ironic? on Linux in a Business - Got Root? · · Score: 1

    > Users != Root.
    > ...
    > --
    > "Those who would give up essential Liberty to purchase a little temporary safety deserve neither liberty nor safety."

  12. Re:wouldn't that be... on Quantum Trickery - Einstein's Strangest Theory · · Score: 1

    Only if they were a couple and it was the same cat, runing in oposite directions at the same time.

  13. Re:"embarrassing"? on Metadata in Vista Could Be Too Helpful · · Score: 1

    not tag pr0n?!

    And exactly what do you have in such quantities that does need tagging?

  14. and how dangerous? on Metadata in Vista Could Be Too Helpful · · Score: 1

    how dangerous could it be if someone knows that a file is ready for archival or not?

    or maybe you're gonna hide your most valuable files with attrib +h

    c'mon, it's M$, it's not like they're gone use into something non dispensable like BeOS' mail over BeFS

  15. Re:What?!?! on Departure Of The Java Hyper-Enthusiasts? · · Score: 1

    Must say they lasted a lot more then i tought.

    For a language designed by maketing people and implemented in power point slides, it sure did get a fair amount of adopters.

    I had high hopes on java. But it was completely useless in a embeded system, too much hassle in a obscure plataform (irix, beos) and simply extra work on a common base (windows, linux)

    if i write the same app on python or ,god forbid, C, i have much less work to do, and it will be even more "multi-plataform" then java!

    Then, they tried to sell it as "the intraweb language" and all hell broke loose. Even php outdo it!

  16. Re:MS should buy Dvorak on Dvorak Says MS Should Buy Opera · · Score: 1

    > He could be their mascot ...recall Norton?

  17. and that's why they might buy opera on Dvorak Says MS Should Buy Opera · · Score: 2, Interesting

    several companies depends on opera's browser. Can you think of mobile phones that does NOT use winCE?

    buying opera, M$ will remove the ground bellow them. Then to have a browser back or those companies develop their own, or ditch the OS and follow the flock with winCE. ...or, get together to fund open source development of a new browser :)

  18. that's it? on Guido Goes Google · · Score: 5, Funny

    well, let's hope the dupe has more info than those two lines.

  19. Re:hi (-5, Offtopic) on Core Web Application Development with PHP & MySQL · · Score: 1

    god. or you were born with a cauterized anus, or you're the best written gramar nazi bot i've ever seen.

  20. Re:bad slashdot! on Microsoft Hires GUI 'Design Guru' · · Score: 1

    > So he's an expert in robosex, eh?

    yep. microsoft saw that apple was selling all those ipods because they capitalized the second best thing on the internet: music piracy

    So, now they're investing in the number one best thing on the internet. They are already making deals with hardware manufacturers to ship the OEM version of MS Pr0n by 2009

  21. slash tabloid on Wikipedia Founder Edits Own Bio · · Score: 1

    on the post about some notorious(?) guy having his bio vandalized (was it about he killing JFK?) the general consense here was "oh! he's a moron, he shoulda have changed it! (+5 obvious)"

    and by the post, he was correcting it. ...unles that other guy IS really the co-founder. Either way, he could have erased the changelog, wich he didn't. ...it's not like he stated that he has a bigger penis or something. Altough i think that if he did, this would be already duped by tac0 by now.

  22. hi (-5, Offtopic) on Core Web Application Development with PHP & MySQL · · Score: 1

    you give too much importance to a humble 'l'.

    maybe freud can toy with this fact for a while.

  23. conspiracy teory on Microsoft Ends IE on the Mac · · Score: 1

    1. apple pays tac0 a buttload of money. tax free
    2. apple control what appears on /. behind some expensive design curtains
    3. apple gets tons of zealots creating another zealots
    4. apple can have a truplicated news when some "injustice" is done to her busness
    5. ???
    6. PROFIT!

  24. Re:Core Web Development on Core Web Application Development with PHP & MySQL · · Score: 1

    > If you looked up STUPID in the dictionary it wouldn't have the eBay logo

    and that logo would be just bellow allmusic.com's, right?

  25. Re:digital to analog conversion on Analog Hole Legislation Formally Introduced · · Score: 1

    You can't bipass this one. because it's Encoded Invisible Light

    didn't you get it? *invisible*!

    you can't hack something that you can't see!

    oh boy. I'd like an autograph of the guys that can patent those crap and sell it as a holy grail to anacronical media companys