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  1. In other news... on Novell to Defend Open Source Using Patents · · Score: 0, Offtopic

    Pro-virginity activists say they will begin to fuck for the cause of virginity.

  2. Extend your stay in the bathroom... on Media Center Bathroom Extender · · Score: 1

    And you will have to see your doctor any time soon...

  3. Finally! on Microsoft Issues Ominous ASP.Net Security Warning · · Score: 5, Funny

    No more [registration required] articles on ASP.net servers!

  4. I wonder what would happen... on Blizzard Stomps Bnetd in DMCA Case · · Score: 1

    if an important number people starts buying the last tittle from Blizzard and then returning it because they don't agree with the EULA...

  5. answers on Europeans To Monitor American Voters · · Score: 1

    a) whealthy
    b) corrupt ones
    c) corporate interests

  6. Re:it's true on Digital Generation, Analog Retro Chic · · Score: 1
    Well, I wouldn't classify compressed air control as analog, since the behavior of the valves that drive cilinders is basically on-off, or at least, they have discrete states. They are mechanical/neumatic discrete control systems.

    On the other hand there are analog electronic control systems, ie: analog PIDs.

    I don't think PLCs are taking over only because they are cheap or easy to hook up to computers. They have big advantages over previous control systems. For example, if there's a small change in the process, you don't have to rearrange o rewire the hardware. You just change the PLC program and download the new version.

    Also, they are faster than neumatic controls.

  7. The future is analog for us! on Digital Generation, Analog Retro Chic · · Score: 2, Informative

    If those organizations like RIAA/MPAA/whatever keep pushing restrictions like rights managment systems on digital media, and corrupt goverments listen to them and pass shitty laws like DMCA/Super DMCA and such.

  8. Yeah, right. on Report Claims SCO Intends to Charge IBM with Fraud · · Score: 1
    I will write a letter to the SCO Group, stating that I am not able to see properly their web site on my Linux computer, using Mozilla Firefox.

    Should I give all necesary details for them to send me the $699 bill?

  9. Remember the days? on Flaw in Microsoft JPEG Parsing · · Score: 5, Funny
    When you tought you couldn't get a virus by opening a document in a word processor?

    Microsoft made it possible.


    When you assumed you couldn't get attacked by loading a web page?

    Microsoft made it possible, too.


    When you sweared you couldn't get infected just by receiving e-mail?

    Microsoft made it possible, again.



    And now, by the very same people who gave you all that...


    The JPEG parser vulnerability!!!


    God, this company has really brought innovation to the industry!

  10. Re:Get me two tickets to the state Springfield is on Obsessively Detailed Map Of Springfield · · Score: 1
    Springfield is located in the state of North Takoma.

    (although it appears this still isn't to be considered an "official" answer)

  11. even better yet... on Early Warning For Microsoft Premium Customers · · Score: 5, Funny

    Those of us who are lucky enough to have no relationship with Microsoft may find ourselves at even lower risk than premium customers

  12. "gprs" and "GPRS" on RIM's New Blackberry Ditches Thumboard · · Score: 1

    What's the diff?

  13. Re:Why hd? on Samsung Introduces Phone With Hard Drive · · Score: 1

    ...

    And also will make your service provider happy for the upcoming bandwidth charges...

  14. More Pics on Samsung Introduces Phone With Hard Drive · · Score: 1

    And a bigger one here

  15. Been there... on The Downside of 'Hypertasking' · · Score: 1
    I had to do so in my previous job

    Damn Slashdot!

  16. Yes, but... on The Downside of 'Hypertasking' · · Score: 1
    But the only thing these connecting technologies give us are options;

    They give us options, but also they give options to employers, PHBs, cients and such; who expect to be able to contact you, at the time they want, even on non bussines hours.

  17. Re:Copyright infrigment != Crime on Information Preservation and Data Havens? · · Score: 1
    OK, you got me on that one.

    But again, by that definition, every person who ever had a speed ticket, (illegaly) copied a book or a CD is a criminal.

    My God! What a criminal society I live in!

  18. Re:Copyright infringment != Crime on Information Preservation and Data Havens? · · Score: 1
    Infringer? Infractor? Ofender?

    The point is, students who copy books for their personal, not for profit use, deserve the same qualifier used for convicted murderers?

  19. Yes, you are. on Get Rid of Internet Explorer - Browse Happy! · · Score: 5, Funny
    I've always found the IE just works

    So does your X10 camera, DVD backup software, Debt Consolidation Program...

  20. Copyright infrigment != Crime on Information Preservation and Data Havens? · · Score: 1

    It had to be said.

  21. That explains it on How 8 Pixels Cost Microsoft Millions · · Score: 1

    I wondered why, when selecting my location to adjust the time zone with Windows 95, I could click my country on the map; but with Windows 98 and latter, I have to pick my location with the selection box.

  22. Re:whatever... on How 8 Pixels Cost Microsoft Millions · · Score: 2, Interesting
    I don't think there was a separate version of Win95 for Spain and another one for Latin America.

    In fact, I heard that MS translated the term "My Computer" into "Mi PC" in order to avoid the conflict between the word "Computadora" used in Latin America and "Ordenador" used in Spain.

  23. even better yet... on How 8 Pixels Cost Microsoft Millions · · Score: 1

    "penne a la putanesca" prostitute-style penis"

  24. Re:Dupe on How 8 Pixels Cost Microsoft Millions · · Score: 1

    At least, this one doesn't come in that freaking IT color scheme.

  25. Re:Of course not! on Writing Software for Worldwide Distribution Proves Difficult · · Score: 1
    There is no border! That is where the world ends! IIRC, there is a sign that says something like "Here there be monsters" and then a big drop off into the abyss because that is where one would fall off the turtle's back...

    Something like this?