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  1. Re:I think you may be over stating things... on ARM Powered OLPC XO-1.75 Laptop Is Faster Than X86 · · Score: 1

    It's a US project made by the good people at the US MIT...

    Again, this has what if anything to do with US wars?

  2. Re:I think you may be over stating things... on ARM Powered OLPC XO-1.75 Laptop Is Faster Than X86 · · Score: 2

    US spends billions dollars every day on useless wars in Afghanistan and Iraq.

    This isn't about the US war in where ever. And the US ins't the only country neglecting "2 billion kids".

  3. Re:I think you may be over stating things... on ARM Powered OLPC XO-1.75 Laptop Is Faster Than X86 · · Score: 0

    The $100 has always been target that can only be reached once more than 6 million units are mass manufactured, that was always the original idea.

    Than why bandy it about? It's an unrealistic number. They might as well say the can offer it for $50 if the make 20 million of them... It's a number pulled out of the sky that has no relationship to what will realistically happen.

    By the way, I bought 4 of the original version (2 for me, 2 for Africa...)

  4. Re:I think you may be over stating things... on ARM Powered OLPC XO-1.75 Laptop Is Faster Than X86 · · Score: 1

    OLPC was founded in 2005 with the "$100 Laptop" idea which Bill Gates, Intel, everyone imediately poo-pooed.

    And they have yet to come close to delivering a $100 anything. As well, they can talk about the specs of this latest version, but they have not yet actually built any.

  5. Re:This a re-org for the foreign offices only on Stars Remain In Their Usual Places; People Panic · · Score: 1

    Oh come the fuck on. Troll? Thin skinned fools.

  6. Re:ClamAV engine poor at general malwre detection on ClamAV For Windows Open Beta Begins · · Score: 4, Insightful

    The clamAV engine is designed for scanning incoming email. These days any sensibly configured email system deletes all email with any forum of executable attachment before it gets anywhere near the end users so email scanning is a bit of a niche market.

    Maybe end users WANT the freedom to be able to attach executables? Who says all email users (or even most) are like you?

    Now, of course, I'm not talking about the rubes that clicky on any linky or attachment in their email, but you know, *I* want the ability to send *any* type of file I choose to a recipient that might be expecting said file...

  7. Huh? on Today, the IETF Turns 25 · · Score: 1

    ZzzzZZzzz... KASNORK!!! ZZZZzzzzzZZZZZZzzzz...

    I'm sorry, what? Who? ...OK...

    Why did you wake me up?

  8. Re: Interesting role reversal. on French ISP Throttles Direct Download Website · · Score: 1

    I'm pretty cheap too, but run Linux, so there's no software to pirate :)

    I assume, then, that you don't use Wine?

  9. Re:Start your betting on Google To Push WebM With IE9, Safari Plugins · · Score: 1

    Something tells me that MS and Apple (and especially, Apple) will do all they can to break the plugin's functionality.

    Apple might be able to get away with it, but MS will always have that "monopoly" monkey on its back.

  10. Re: Interesting role reversal. on French ISP Throttles Direct Download Website · · Score: 1

    For the record, I'm cheap.

  11. Re:This a re-org for the foreign offices only on Stars Remain In Their Usual Places; People Panic · · Score: -1, Troll

    I could care less means that you care and could actually care less, someday...

    No, "I could care less..." does not mean "you care and could actually care less...", it means *I* could actually care less...

    What you actually meant to say was...

    I could care less means that I care and could actually care less, someday...

    Get it straight...

  12. Re:What's the motivation? on French ISP Throttles Direct Download Website · · Score: 1

    Photoshop still costs hundreds and Gipm is... not a replacement. PS is the only pirated software I have.

  13. Re:Personal Life Separation on Should Employees Buy Their Own Computers? · · Score: 1

    Do it and you will be happier.

    And, I wonder if this is the same company discussed in an "Ask Slashdot" yesterday that wants their employees to work 10 hour days 7 days a week without overtime?

  14. Re:E-shop on North Korean Domain Names Return To the Internet · · Score: 1

    I wonder if they have a turnip to sell me.

    Or how about this honkin' radish (being examined by Kim Jong Il himself!)

  15. Re:No thanks... on Are 10-11 Hour Programming Days Feasible? · · Score: 1

    ...grossed more than the CEO because of the companies overtime...

    Did you not even read the summary? They *are not* paying overtime. These people are salaried.

  16. No thanks... on Are 10-11 Hour Programming Days Feasible? · · Score: 4, Insightful

    My current boss asked me what I thought of asking all employees to work 10-11 hour days until the company is profitable. ... None of the employees have ownership/stock and all are salary...

    Hahha ha ha ha haaaaaha ahaaa... Chortle... Yes. Well.

    Please tell me where you work so I can avoid having anything to do with you folks...

  17. Re:I sure hope... on Mozilla To Release Firefox 4 Next Month · · Score: 1

    FF4 gets there after a couple of tabs are open, and grows.

    It's still "beta"...

  18. Re:I sure hope... on Mozilla To Release Firefox 4 Next Month · · Score: 1

    No. If FF4 as of beta 8 is any indication, they broke parts of it entirely. Bits of it are slicker, but it has mechanical issues and memory leaks.

    Sir, what version of FF have you been using? As far as I know, it has ALWAYS had "mechanical issues and memory leaks", that's not a new feature in FF4.

  19. Re:I sure hope... on Mozilla To Release Firefox 4 Next Month · · Score: 3, Insightful

    but once they got a good market share and user appreciation, it became bloatware.

    Some people call it "bloat", other people call it features that they asked for and find useful.

    Seriously, if you want a stripped down / light-weight browser, there are other options.

  20. In Other News... on Jimmy Wales Declares App Store Models a Threat · · Score: 2, Funny

    Jimmy Wales and RMS register as a domestic partnership...

  21. Re:Low success rate? on AMBER Alert Partners With Facebook · · Score: 1, Insightful

    Indeed, the "Amber Alert" program is very much like the DARE program: Huge amounts of money are tossed at it, yet not only is their "success rate" tiny, but the program itself has serious political problems. Like DARE and its questionable association with the "War On Drugs", the Amber Alert program is seriously in bed with the Man Hating Feminist movement.

  22. Re:Cool - a fiscal conservative on Jerry Brown Confiscates 48,000 Cell Phones · · Score: 1

    ANd you are a RUBE. YouTube? Really? Great source.

  23. Re:Here's your answer on Tunisian Gov't Spies On Facebook; Does the US? · · Score: 1

    Is the bear Catholic?

    Do Priests shit in the woods?

  24. Two words: on MySpace Lays Off 47% of Employees · · Score: 0

    American On-Line.

  25. Re:This is by design on Microsoft Looking Into Windows Phone 7's 'Excessive' Data Use · · Score: 1

    The Windows 7 phone is chatty by design

    In other words, it's just the Kin rebranded... Yup.