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  1. Re:What users want, not what they say they want on What Open Source Can Learn From Apple · · Score: 1

    Oh Yes! Users really want to use itunes to sync (and lose their songs if they switch to a different computer) rather than just using drag and drop - the most complicated of all methods.

  2. Re:If it's an exploit for ATM *Machines*... on Researcher Discovers ATM Hack, Gets Silenced · · Score: 1

    That's interesting. Do they also ask how much random access memory does a computer have, along with the frequency for the central processing unit and if can write to digital video disc or it can be used only for read-only-memory.

  3. Re:Mouse? on Best Mouse For Programming? · · Score: 1

    Good enough.

  4. Re:Programming + Mouse ? on Best Mouse For Programming? · · Score: 1

    No. Actually "Programming" is to "mouse" as "Schrodinger" is to "cat".

  5. Re:Mouse? on Best Mouse For Programming? · · Score: 1

    >> For some kind of activities, such as the highlighting of square blocks of text
    Ctrl-v is your friend in vim (And of course, Shift-v for line select).

  6. Translation please!! on Google Reveals Chrome Hardware Partners · · Score: 2, Funny

    Which language is this? I would love to translate such seemingly insightful post to English and enrich my life with this knowledge.

  7. Re:price is right, now how do I hand them a dollar on Pandora Stabilizes, No Longer Completely Free · · Score: 1

    Most likely, your bank/CC company would allow you to generate one time fixed limit temporary CC number - the best way to limit your exposure. And I use it all the time whenever I do not trust the other party fully.

  8. Re:Slacker? on Pandora Stabilizes, No Longer Completely Free · · Score: 1

    It may be. But you are missing the whole point of Pandora. I, for one, have found it to be great service to explore music - to find hidden gems I would not have found otherwise - based on what kind of music I like, not somebody else.

  9. Re:Only in apple world... on iPhone 3GS Finally Hacked · · Score: 1

    And how about NOT requiring any such app altogether. Ever heard of Over the Air?

  10. Only in apple world... on iPhone 3GS Finally Hacked · · Score: 5, Insightful

    Only in apple world, you use a software running on a desktop/laptop and meant for music files to control your mobile phone.

    Kudos to you and apple.

  11. Re:err, why? on iPhone 3GS Finally Hacked · · Score: 5, Informative

    "The G1 is controlled by T-mobile, and t-mobile can change features as it wishes."

    If you keep repeating it, it may become true.

    Not that G1 is greatest phone ever made (and you have to be a fanboi to make such a claim, which seems to be iphone-only case), but if you are talking about being able to install apps I want to, I can do it today, without worrying about it being locked out/bricked when next updates come along. Also, I do not have to pay for features when they are released - Android update to 1.5 was free. ("free" - look it up in dictionary).

  12. Re:err, why? on iPhone 3GS Finally Hacked · · Score: -1, Troll

    I am sure this would never be enough to convince you (because your head is probably far up your ass), but here is something on device that "just works".

    And BTW, there are other devices which actually just work better. But if you are into bondage, dominance, sadism and masochism, I am sure iphone is working out better for you.

  13. Re:A time and place for everything on Enthusiasts Convene To Say No To SQL, Hash Out New DB Breed · · Score: 5, Interesting

    >> Trees is a wellknown problem of SQL, but the fact is that SQL can't handle most datastructures and complex relations, only very simple one dimensional ones.

    Sorry, that's not true. Have you tried analytical functions? You would be amazed how complex scenarios can be handled easily with them. And they are part of ANSI SQL standards. And db providers (Oracle etc) have taken the concept and improved a lot on it.

    I think the anti-sql 'movement' has more to do with new (internet era) languages and their developers than so called 'lack' of features. In my limited experience, I have observed people coming from C (and such) background have no problem with sql, while java developers (and this is probably true for most developers working on web-based applications) are the worst kind when it comes to understanding even basics of sql. All they want is their objects.

    I strongly believe that a competent programmer designing/developing system which includes data and data-storage should at least know normalization, indexes, and what does it mean by 3NF. Programming language is one thing, database is another, and knowledge of both is required to build a decent system.

  14. Fuck Apple too... on Browser Vendors Force W3C To Scrap HTML 5 Codecs · · Score: 5, Insightful

    Fuck Apple too. They are as bad as it comes. No less than microsoft.

  15. Re:Obligatory quote on Ant Mega-Colony Covers the World · · Score: 2, Insightful

    Nope. It makes you geek when you answer "42" to an unknown question.

  16. Re:I don't think so on DNA Suggests Three Basic Human Groups · · Score: 1

    >> It's just plain stupid to read the bible and think that the tree sons of Noah actually were tree guys. May it be tree groups of people?

    I get it NOW. People!! There is no "h" in the Bible! THERE IS NO "H"!!!

  17. Re:You mean the three sons of Noah? on DNA Suggests Three Basic Human Groups · · Score: 4, Insightful

    Actually, there are four types of people in the world:
    1. Those who keep on repeating "10 types - binary" joke.
    2. Those who loves telling "3 kinds - can not count" joke repeatedly.
    3. People who hate above mentioned jokes and whine about it.
    4. Everybody else who does not give fuck.

  18. Re:You mean the three sons of Noah? on DNA Suggests Three Basic Human Groups · · Score: 2, Funny

    Right on. You and two other too.

  19. Re:Public Figure Vs HIPAA, HIPAA Wins! on Hospital Confirms Steve Jobs's Liver Transplant · · Score: 2, Informative

    without mods? This is article about the messiah of the Apple cult. Wait till they release their mod army.

    3...2...1...

  20. Re:You forgot the most important thing... on An Experiment In BlackBerry Development · · Score: 2, Funny

    You are right. Each And Every result I see when I google it must be pretty indecent.

  21. Re:Sure there are more blackberries on An Experiment In BlackBerry Development · · Score: 2, Interesting

    Tetris! And exactly for the reason you mentioned. Though I wish they had included an unlimited option. I am done with everything and now I am just trying to beat my best personal scores. Find it here - http://store.handmark.com/products/detail.php?id=660
    BTW, it's the only software I have ever paid for - desktop or mobile. (does not mean I pirated all others - open/free is sufficient for my needs).

  22. Re:Finally... on Memory Usage of Chrome, Firefox 3.5, et al. · · Score: 1

    Are you on 3.5? I am not too sure.
    This article is about 3.5rc1.

  23. Finally... on Memory Usage of Chrome, Firefox 3.5, et al. · · Score: 1, Insightful

    Finally, this should stop perennial "firefox is a memory hog" trolls. Hopefully.

  24. Re:Who did this study? on Lies, Damn Lies, and Battery-Life Statistics · · Score: 2, Funny

    And if Captain Obvious is not enough, the summary also mentions "a Gizmodo editor".
    Enough said.

  25. Re:Phone Viruses on Hackers Find Remote iPhone Crack · · Score: 1

    Correct. The only fallacious and ill-considered statement allowed on /. is that "OSX is virus and malware proof just because Apple made it fully secure, and not at all because it's marketshare is close to being in single digit."