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  1. Re:"Sunshine" (SM) license fees due on Orbdev Files US Federal Suit Over Asteroid Claim · · Score: 0

    Ya would've gotten 5 if it weren't for the Astronomy illiterate mods.

  2. He's got a different role now. on Saruman Completely Cut from 'Return of the King' · · Score: 0

    He serves people on this website now.

  3. Re:Form and function on HP, Princeton Develop New Memory Material · · Score: 0

    Here
    A few gazillion of those outta solve your problems.

  4. Different perspective on Microsoft Proclaims Death of Free Software Model · · Score: 0

    If using software was like having sex; this is how Open Source and M$ products would compare.

    Open Source: You can physically see the person you are having sex with. You know whether they are physically fit and healthy(taking into account sexually transmitted serious bugs like HIV here)

    M$: Its like running your wanker through a man hole while having no knowledge whats on the other end. You have much greater chances of getting serious bugs like HIV, genital warts etc.

  5. Re:Form and function on HP, Princeton Develop New Memory Material · · Score: 0

    That is human stupidity. If one can not be bothered to properly handle an item, and be bothered to wash their hands from eating with their bare hands, well, then, is it fault of the researchers? Here are some tips; Found Here [dvd-club-review.com] Oh, and guys & gals, try not to /. it :)

  6. hmm on HP, Princeton Develop New Memory Material · · Score: 0

    Raw material is cheap, production is cheap, but I don't know how the fuck the end product ends up costing you an arm and leg? Oh wait, I forgot to factor in the CEO's cut for coming up in a Press Relase to answer some questions about the innovation.

  7. Of course on The Ten Most Overpaid Jobs In The U.S. · · Score: 0

    This answers the most import question of all; Why don't /.ers read articles? Well, you need to be able to reach it to read it.

  8. Re:Service packs on Microsoft Moving Into Chip Design With Xbox Next · · Score: 0

    Fairly simple actually, when your Buy your "Xbox Next", it will come with a soldering iron and few KMs of solder to apply the patches on a daily basis. As an added bonus, they will include soldering crash course booklet for free. Microsoft has also decided to use quick release mechanism so the box could be opened with ease.

  9. How about on NSA Turns To Commercial Software For Encryption · · Score: 0

    running the code through through the algorithm a thousand times. Of course, the resulting text/content will be a few hundred megs larger but I am certain it will be much more secure.

  10. Re:BAH on Panther Released into the Wild · · Score: 0

    Real also should grab themselves a copy of the DMCA

  11. Hmm on Panther Released into the Wild · · Score: -1, Troll

    Lets hope its not another hype like the Jag release. I really hope it fixes the bugs and I look forward to upgrading the machines in our labs.

  12. Re:Electronic equivalent to browsing in a bookstor on Amazon's Book Search Hits a Snag · · Score: 0

    As a matter of fact, my University charges me fee, which gives me the right to photocopy anything in the library. Makes it legal and has whole array of academic books, even course textbooks.

  13. Bull on Californian Court Fines Spammers $2 Million · · Score: -1, Offtopic

    Thats a slap on their wrist. Now, send the CEO of to the pen so his cell mate can make good use of his enlarged privates. You were right, size does matter and your cell mate will prove it to you.

  14. Re:Did he get the bill from Customs yet? on For Americans, Imported Textbooks Can Be Cheaper · · Score: 0

    I don't quite understand why the duties and taxes are imposed on academic books. Doesn't matter if somebody imports them, they should be tax and duty free. Doesn't everybody want a literate public?

  15. I think on Maxtor's 300 GB Monster Reviewed · · Score: 0

    Its fairly simple why the drive's slow. It ain't easy spinning fast with 300Gb of pr0n. After you try to lift and run with 300LB worth of pr0n mags, you will glad how much better your 300Gb Maxtor is than you.

  16. What ... on PHBs Getting "Secret" IT Training · · Score: 0

    They can't follow the obvious "Start"?

  17. Waiting ... on SCO Claims IBM/SGI Licenses are Revokable · · Score: 0

    I've been dreadfully waiting for this day to cash in my SCO shares. Just waiting for the cheques from IBM/RedHat.

  18. Oh well on EMusic Acquired, Halting Unlimited Downloads · · Score: 0

    It doesn't matter, Kazaa service is still unlimited downloads!

  19. Unreal on New SANS/FBI Top 20 List · · Score: 1

    Of course UNIX has same # of security issues like Windows, A fleet of http://www.azursoft.fr/gameup.com/dossiers/e3/imag es/insolite/car-x-box03.jpg wasn't at SANS HQ yesterday for nothing.

  20. I would recommend on Top 10 Software Titles Every Home PC Needs? · · Score: 1

    That to eliminate the need of a firewall and av software(will free up resources) you only visit /. endorced pr0n sites.

  21. I don't think 2.4.6-x is far away, I am on ... on How To Upgrade Linux To The 2.6 Kernel · · Score: 1

    me@AMD:~$ cd /boot
    me@AMD:/boot$ ls -1
    System.map@
    System.map-2.4.21-10
    System.map- 2.4.21AMD
    System.map-2.4.21AMD_02
    System.map-2.4 .22AMD
    System.map-ide-2.4.20
    boot.0300
    config@
    config-2.4.21-00
    config-2.4.21-01
    config-2.4.21 -02
    config-2.4.21-03
    config-2.4.21-04
    config-2. 4.21-05
    config-2.4.21-05AMD
    config-2.4.21-06
    co nfig-2.4.21-08
    config-2.4.21-09
    config-2.4.21-10
    config-2.4.21AMD
    config-2.4.21AMD_02
    config-2. 4.22AMD
    config-2.6.0-test3
    config-bare
    config-i de-2.4.20
    map
    message
    vmlinuz
    vmlinuz-2.4.21-0 0
    vmlinuz-2.4.21-01
    vmlinuz-2.4.21-02
    vmlinuz-2 .4.21-03
    vmlinuz-2.4.21-04
    vmlinuz-2.4.21-05
    vm linuz-2.4.21-05AMD
    vmlinuz-2.4.21-06
    vmlinuz-2.4 .21-07
    vmlinuz-2.4.21-08
    vmlinuz-2.4.21-09
    vmli nuz-2.4.21-10
    vmlinuz-2.4.21AMD
    vmlinuz-2.4.21AM D_02
    vmlinuz-2.4.22AMD
    vmlinuz-2.6.0-test3
    vmli nuz-bare
    vmlinuz-ide-2.4.20
    me@AMD:/boot$ uname -s -r
    Linux 2.4.21-AMD
    me@AMD:/boot$

    Man, have I had a long day, now, to the question, how many different version have there been between 2.4.21 and whats out there today(2.4.6-test6)? I think I will reach the current one within a few years.

  22. My 12-pack needs someplace cool on Zalman TNN 500A - Complete Heatpipe Cooled Case · · Score: 1

    Does it come with a compartment for my 12-pack?