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  1. Re:F/OSS will lose on The Past, Present, and Future of OSS · · Score: 1

    i meant no sarcasm - even though this is slashdot - i simply did a double take there and was curious.

  2. Re:F/OSS will lose on The Past, Present, and Future of OSS · · Score: 1

    Richard.

    took me a second to realize you meant rms. do you know him personally?

  3. Re:Um Linux? on Microsoft's SmartGlass For Android Reviewed · · Score: 1

    tried qt?

  4. Re:Still relevant? on Ask Slashdot: How Do SSDs Die? · · Score: 1

    to jeff i say: i'll see your anecdote and raise you my own - i've never had an ssd fail.

  5. Re:But that's not the real problem. on To Encourage Biking, Lose the Helmets · · Score: 1

    i'm sorry - i just modded you down on accident - meant to select 'insightful'. this is the quickest way i know of to cancel it.

  6. Re:Should have listed to jwz on How Noah Kagan Got Fired From Facebook and Lost $100 Million · · Score: 1

    he was fired, though.

  7. Re:Windows RT + Office on Leak Hints Windows 8 Tablets May Be Dearer Than Makes Sense · · Score: 1

    learn something new every day!

  8. Re:And this is why I don't have Java Installed on Experts Develop 3rd-Party Patch For New Java Zero-Day · · Score: 1

    Simply put, I have absolutely no apps that depend on JAVA and this is exactly why. As someone else said, the best solution is to removed JAVA entirely and never let it near your system again. Friends don't let friends install Java and we don't do windows

    awesome grammar nazi troll. i was getting all excited and then it was suddenly as though you realized java isn't an acronym right before the end of your post.

  9. Re:Er... on Teaching Natural Sciences To Social Science Students? · · Score: 1

    You'd think they'd know better as they can often quote all sorts of statistical sort or database traversal, O(log n), big-o little-o, etc, but when you get them with a common sense thing about code performance issue, they appear to get some sort of temporary lobotomy.

    ... thus leading to premature optimization, "the root of all evil in programming" - knuth

  10. Re:To streamline future posts on Tesla Delivers First Batch of Model S Electric Sedans · · Score: 1

    it's important for a startup to stay focused.

  11. Re:Seems rather limited to Intel. on CPU DB: Looking At 40 Years of Processor Improvements · · Score: 2

    the wait is quite long at the moment (the site appears to be slashdotted) but the selection of manufacturers is excellent. i saw amd, hp, zilog, sun, dec ...

  12. Re:heh on Why Linux Can't 'Sell' On the Desktop · · Score: 1

    Core pieces like GTK are outdated and a poor platform for building a desktop environment. If you try to contribute, you run into a buzz saw of red tape and gate keepers. If you want to write an app today and publish tomorrow, you need to be on Android or iOS.

    tried qt?

  13. fdcservers on Suggestions For Music Hosting? · · Score: 1

    i have a 100 megabit unmetered (works out to about 32 tb per month) server with fdcservers.net. i pay $129 US a month for it. the service is excellent. not sure whether you'll be able to find that good of a deal now, but best of luck to you.

  14. Re:Sad commentary on the state of US companies on How Steve Jobs Solved the Innovator's Dilemma · · Score: 1

    you're swedish, aren't you?

  15. shuttle postmortem on Ask The Bad Astronomer · · Score: 2

    everyone talks about hubble, but what's your take on the cost/benefit of the shuttle program? would the money have been better spent launching more voyagers/cassinis/new horizonses? were there hidden benefits to astronomy from the program?

  16. Re:Finally. on Global Warming 'Confirmed' By Independent Study · · Score: 1

    The only real difference between this research project and previous ones which came to the same conclusions was the personalities involved.

    in rhetoric, we call that "ethos."

    but don't take it from me.

  17. Re:C++ blows on multi-core and multi-platform on Chrome 14 Beta Integrates Native Client · · Score: 1

    ever used qt?

  18. Re:Money from Google on Mozilla's Nightingale: Why Firefox Still Matters · · Score: 1

    On the other hand, you also have to wonder what the bottom line for Google would be from 20-30% of internet users not having Google as the default search engine anymore, say. And if that were a possibility, why Google would want to risk that.

    you had me until here. what would the default search engine become? bing?

  19. Re:Education on Mozilla's Nightingale: Why Firefox Still Matters · · Score: 1

    what about people who don't know how to fake the user-agent string? there are a few of them ...

  20. Re:Version number sanity? on Google Patches 30 Chrome Bugs, Adds Instant Pages · · Score: 1

    all things are relative.

  21. Re:What happens on Police To Begin iPhone Iris Scans · · Score: 2

    they're going to mace you to get your eyes ... open?

  22. Re:Porn on 41% of Chinese Websites Shut Down In 2010 · · Score: 1

    how many are porn outside of china?

  23. Re:If it was blocked... on 41% of Chinese Websites Shut Down In 2010 · · Score: 1

    he's interested in whether it's blocked, not that it's blocked. if some people post here from the prc then he can assume it's not blocked in some places at some times, which presumably tells him more than he knew before asking his question.

  24. Re:Why? on Mozilla Rejects WebP Image Format, Google Adds It · · Score: 1
    pretty sure this is just a case of antecedent ambiguity on grandparent's pronoun ("it"). of course it's webp that lacks all that, not jpeg.

    WebP should have demonstrably because it's based on VP8 keyframes [...] But it lacks an alpha channel, and it lacks Exif and ICC.

  25. Re:It is also the reverse in that you control it on Assange: Facebook 'the Most Appalling Spy Machine' Ever · · Score: 1

    i don't have any friends, you insensitive clod!