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  1. imagine a beowolf cluster... on Canada to Launch Countrywide Virtual SuperComputer · · Score: 0, Offtopic

    ...never mind

  2. They didn't work... on Portable Scanner Solutions for Research? · · Score: 1
    ...worth beans then, I doubt they are any better now.


    Try a digitial camera in macro mode. I bet it would work.

  3. Maybe Tyler Durden... on Generation Wrecked · · Score: 1

    ...had the right idea about credit card companies.

  4. a bandwidth hog P2P on a cell phone network... on Peer-to-Peer Cell Phones · · Score: 1

    ...as if P2P on the Internet were not enough of a bandwidth blackhole.

    http://rtnews.globetechnology.com/servlet/Articl eN ews/tech/RTGAM/20020906/gtcybsept6/Technology/tech BN/

  5. The first rule of any bureaucy is... on Why are Businesses Willing to Spend More for Software? · · Score: 1

    "He who spends the most money is the most important."

  6. Y2K... on Schmidt Predicts Digital Sky Is Falling · · Score: 1

    ...all over again.

    There must be lots of money in manufacturing hysteria.

  7. Cisco's "last mile technology" makes this moot? on Broadband Obstacles · · Score: 2, Interesting

    Cisco's new technology

    http://slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=02/01/03/2039 21 8&mode=thread

    http://newsroom.cisco.com/dlls/ts_122701.html

    that provides 10MB/sec Ethernet over existing phone lines ought to make the entire broadband issue a done deal. What am I missing?

  8. Every Cell Phone a Surveillance Camera on KT-Tech Challenges Nancy and MPEG-4 for Wireless Video · · Score: 4, Insightful
    There is already a lot of anecdotal evidence that the proliferation of cell phones and the consequent ability of witnesses to contact police while a crime is in progress has been one of the primary reasons for the drop in crime in recent decades.

    With a video camera/cell phone, they could also be recording evidence to be used at trial.

    Violent public crime would become obsolete, and violent criminals would find it hard to remain free.

  9. Above the Law? Enabling government? on The Return of Microsoft · · Score: 2
    He's created the first but surely not the last truly Unaccountable Corporation, a vast entity that is, in fact, above the law and more powerful than the government which enables it.

    Your jealousy and Fascist tendencies are showing, Jon. The powers of the federal government are supposed to be limited to those enumerated in the Constitution. The government is not supposed to be in charge of everything. Just because you don't like Microsoft (and I don't either) doesn't mean the federal government is supposed to cut them down to size to suit you (or me).

    I would gladly suffer a thousand Bill Gates over one Bill Clinton or Janet Reno.

  10. Re:Wall St. hype hurts tech sector employees. on Turbolinux Layoffs · · Score: 3
    "Amazon.com is a prime example of the shortcomings of our current capitalist economy."

    Actually, the capitalist market economy is working just as intended, siphoning money away from poor investors who base their decisions on "smoke and mirrors" and funnelling it to intelligent investors who choose companies with a "legitimate, profit-making business model."