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  1. Re:Its a dupe on A Look Into The Cell Architecture · · Score: 1

    If it's 3 it a trupe not a dupe!

  2. Wow! on Safecracking for the Computer Scientist · · Score: 1

    So we slashdotted a DNS server (I don't really believe we are that big)?? Or is it the feds trying to prevent us from getting "sensitive" materials?

    Have a Happy new year y'all!

  3. Re:Indian ocean isnt the only place one is needed on Quake Changes Earth's Rotation, Moves Islands · · Score: 1

    I wouldn't assume the worst case (the land falling into the sea in one piece) would happen. Scientists from Britan have said that it is more likely that it will fall into the sea in pieces (while it crumbles due to the erruption). I guess it's just a bunch of underfunded researchers trying to get attention.

  4. Funny... on BBC Reports 38% Jump In U.S. Broadband Use · · Score: 5, Interesting

    that BBC is reporting about the US trend. Whatever happened to the American analysts and news companies?

  5. Don't be fooled! on 2004 MN4 Probably Won't Kill Us · · Score: 2, Funny

    They have confirmed the probability of hit to be 100% and don't want us to know! (* puts on a tin foil covered kevlar helmet *) You better not cancel your bomb shelter!

  6. Re:Really? on India Quietly Introduces Software Patents · · Score: 1

    Hey shit head,

    Just because some crazy politician says he can be a dictator doesn't mean India is on the brink of dictatorship. RTFA, and you would see that the politician requests to be made a dictator! Isn't that good enough an indication that he is not one? It's just like Bush or Kerry making some false claims during the election run.

    The other link you provided is about a book by some Paul Dickler and its dated 1995! I don't care WTF some sicko says. Come to India and look for youself. I agree it has caste system, but it's hardly enforced among the educated people. Come ask any sane person in India, and he will agree it's a democracy.

  7. You forgot something... on Amazon's Search Engine Goes Live · · Score: 1

    IE comes with Windows and no one needs to search for it and download! Remember thats y Netscape sued M$ ??!!

  8. Re:Lies on New Tool Cracks Apple's FairPlay DRM · · Score: 1

    I'm not saying the song is mine, and I'm not stealing the recognition from the artist! I'm just listening to it. So your comparison doesn't work here. I'm not saying that the artists should not be paid, I'm saying the CDs shouldn't be this damn expensive coz of the RIAA middleman.

  9. Is this dramatic ???? on Mozilla 1.7 Beta Is Faster And Smaller · · Score: 1
    Mozilla 1.7 size and performance have improved dramatically with this release.

    The author goes on to say improvement rages from 5% to 9%. Is 5% to 9% a dramatic improvement?? I don't think so... I agree that its a move towards betterment... but Dramatic??? No!!!

    What do you say people?

  10. Re:I'm Curious on Adding Background Noise To Your Phone Call · · Score: 1

    It wont work coz every circus parade wont produce the same original for the inverted soundwave to cancel it.

  11. Part of article doesn't make sense. on Morphing Code to Prevent Reverse Engineering? · · Score: 1

    Looks like the author is getting carried away. I understand what he is talking about obfuscation and difficulty in reverse engineering. My point here is about the "digital rights management" and the "PSCP code renaming signature".

    He says PSCP can be used to sign or water mark code so that stolen code or license agreement violation can be tracked down. He also says it will remove the need for copyright notices on Open Source projects!! He seems to be missing one big point here - the PSCP works on the byte code and not the source code that is being stolen or give out as Open Source.

    When source code is stolen (as in the case of the recent M$ source code) the hackers get the source code that the developers work on. NOT the byte code to which PSCP has been applied!! And I'm damn sure that PSCP is not applied to the source code that the developer is working on-
    1) Then he himself cant understand his code.
    2) PSCP works like a byte code optimizer, It doesnit change the source code. Optimising the source code is the job of the programmer, not the PSCP program. If it were otherwise, then there will be no demand for skilled coders!!

    Result - stolen code can't be tracker and hackers cant be Googled to jail!! At least I think I'm right in this one. Correct me if I'm not.