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  1. Re:Excellent News! on Windows 7 Is the Next Windows XP · · Score: -1

    My wife almost killed me when "Rammstein - Feuer Frei" came on full volume at three a.m. one night.

    It could have been worse. it could have been "Pussy" instead of "Feuer Frei"

  2. Re:Only root? on Torvalds Calls OpenSUSE Security 'Too Intrusive' · · Score: -1

    Mynd you, mÃÃse bites Kan be pretty nasti...

  3. Re:Who still pays for antivirus? on Symantec Sued For Running Fake "Scareware" Scans · · Score: -1

    And your antivirus fights this malware exactly how ? Antivirus is not able to detect an infection let alone clean the virus. Nowadays the biggest virus is the antivirus. It uses system resources and compromises system security giving a false sense of security. An antivirus is good for old viruses. New viruses are rarely caught by antivirus software. For your exercise check how modern antivirus software detects the virus spread in the last two years by autorun.inf.

  4. Re:Desktop environments a dumb idea on Ask Slashdot: Assembling a Linux Desktop Environment From Parts? · · Score: -1

    This used to be the Unix Philosophy, before someone decided that it would be really cool to force everyone to use your own specific applications rather than building independent apps and window managers with some kind of standardised communications for anything that needed two apps to talk to each other.

    I think this was (and is) called CDE. But windoze lusers dislike it because it's so UNIX. Instead you have windows dll hell replicated in GNOME and KDE.

    I use fvwm with a custom menu though usually i start xterm through a key combination and then i type the name of the program i want.
    file manager - midnight commander( preferred ) or xfm
    web browser - opera
    torrent - ktorrent (though it sucks badly but it's able to do the job in the end)
    movie player - mplayer
    editor - vi(m)
    office - openoffice
    pdf - gv or xpdf or ( as a last resort if it's a very special pdf file) acroread

  5. Re:Stallman in a sentence on Computing Pioneers Share Their First Tech Memories · · Score: -1

    Sounds like young Richard missed out on a promising career doing OS design for Microsoft.

    He wrote the GNU/Emacs operating system. Isn't that enough ?

  6. Re:Is this something the market forces are demandi on Windows OS Coming To the Mainframe · · Score: -1

    You must be a windows admin. Yes x86 server hardware might be powerful but you also need to interconnect it and there's where it dies. The PeeCee architecture is a serial architecture. Almost nothing is parallel. You can have a processor with 12 core using one memory constantly thrashing it's cache because of stupid OS design. I saw quad core Xeon having trouble running two tasks at the same time. YMMV though

  7. Re:You folks are truly stoned. on AMD 'Bulldozer' FX CPU Reviews Arrive · · Score: -1

    When more and more apps leverage OpenCL 1.1 [and the list is growing rapidly] using the likes of LLVM/Clang where AMD has worked hard at leveraging you'll begin to see a lot of these ``benchmarks'' being truly useless and tuned specifically for Intel.

    The benchmarks are already useless and tuned for Intel. see http://www.agner.org/optimize/blog/read.php?i=49

  8. Spice, Magic, TCL, (Al)Pine etc. on Ask Slashdot: Successful Software From Academia? · · Score: -1
  9. Re:Microsoft = the only reason you can have alt os on How Microsoft Can Lock Linux Off Windows 8 PCs · · Score: -1

    Whatever you're smoking, must be really strong. Can i have some ?

  10. Re:Please. on How Microsoft Can Lock Linux Off Windows 8 PCs · · Score: -1

    That's why they do benchmarks with Excel.

  11. Re:My xmas list. on Intel Unveils 10-Core Xeon Processors · · Score: -1

    Hardware accelerated XLS. It's very good for benchmarks. http://www.legitreviews.com/article/1060/9/

  12. Re:Er why on SlashTweaks Let YOU Micro-Edit Slashdot · · Score: -1

    In Soviet Russia the slashdot comments you.

  13. Re:Actually sounds useful on SlashTweaks Let YOU Micro-Edit Slashdot · · Score: -1
    I also miss ponies. And daisies.

    I guess there can be only one Pony moment.

    Highlander ? Are you there ?

  14. Re:Recalling Windows? on Recalling Windows 1.0 At 25 Years · · Score: -1

    maybe they want to fix the bugs

  15. Re:Hmm. John Luke's account... on Password Complexity in the Enterprise? · · Score: 0

    you forgot to tell us your ip address

  16. first post on The Pornographers vs. The Pirates · · Score: -1, Offtopic

    i guess ;)

  17. Re:Thank Allah for the distraction on RFID, Sign of the (End) Times? · · Score: 0

    Maybe you should talk to the soldiers and their families who continue to enlist and re-enlist to fight for your freedom--something most liberals wouldn't even consider doing.

    petrol!=freedom
    Maybe they enlist and reenlist because they love to kill people.
    There's a saying: Join the army, see the world, meet a lot of interesting people and kill them.

  18. Re:Wow on The Ultimate Dual-Hand Touchscreen · · Score: 0

    That's an incredible technology

    Too bad it doesn't work in real world

  19. Re:In defense of Gnome on Torvalds Says 'Use KDE' · · Score: 0

    keyes? Let me guess, this is a KDE version of that immenseley useful *X* eyes app, which also does nothing but follow your mouse around the screen. Perhaps the better question is what purpose did this ever have in X to begin with. It's surely only being reproduced for nostalgia factor.

    You're surely wrong. X contains some programs which are used as a reference implementation of some things. xeyes is a program that tracks the movement of the mouse pointer.

  20. Re:Revolutions don't need guns on Defending Against Surveillance? · · Score: 0

    We don't have the sort of corrupt and evil government that you hypothesize above, but if we did, the people would not stand for it and would throw them out of power in a heartbeat.

    ROTFL. You're american, right ?

  21. Re:Think of the poor students! on Torvalds Says 'Use KDE' · · Score: 0

    As a physics professor, I would guess that I'm WAY better qualified to judge that than you are. Sorry about ruining your religion and all.
    As a hardware engineer I tell you that what you're talking about is theory which is, unfortunately, different from practice.

  22. Re:...the same features we delivered seven years a on Windows 95 Turns 10 · · Score: 0

    All the bugs make you feel like you're stuck in the fucking woods without any toilet paper.

    ... but at least in the woods you have the leaves

  23. FP on Star Wreck 6 Finally Complete · · Score: -1, Offtopic

    First post

  24. Re:The reports of my death are greatly exaggerated on Sun's Linux Killer Examined · · Score: 0

    You pay for windows because it saves you time.

    That's a good one. I use linux because it saves my time. I use latex because it saves my time. With the crappy Microsoft programs you have two options: their way or the highway. Smart people don't fsck their time changing the stupid defaults mickeysoft applies to their documents.

  25. Re:The reports of my death are greatly exaggerated on Sun's Linux Killer Examined · · Score: 0

    solaris 10 isn't ready for the desktop either. Could you imagine using CDE for the desktop?
    Yes. It's much better and decent than KDE and Gnome and doesn't eat all your memory. The features are the same: still tree fscking buttons on the title bar.
    The main advantages would be that you have a root menu and that the configuration is much simpler