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  1. Re:Suggestion on Microsoft Aims to Boost the 360's Family Appeal · · Score: 1

    I know. Hence, the suggestion.

  2. Suggestion on Microsoft Aims to Boost the 360's Family Appeal · · Score: 1

    Don't use a demon possessed baby in the advertisements.

  3. Itsatrap on Microsoft Hires Director of Linux Interoperability · · Score: 1, Funny

    You never hear stories of angels going down to hell to spruce things up, do you?

  4. Re:SELinux is a good thing on Red Hat Boosts SELinux With RHEL 5 · · Score: 1

    LAMP solutions _need_ SELinux. I'll explain if you want.

  5. SELinux is a good thing on Red Hat Boosts SELinux With RHEL 5 · · Score: 4, Insightful

    It can save a system from being compromised due to other services which are either weaker, or poorly configured. Taking some time to get SELinux working properly in ones production environment (if that system is important) is more than worth the time it takes to read up on it. Being a lazy sys admin rarely pays off in the long run.

  6. For all those who wanted less distros on Microsoft Gives Xandros Users Patent Protection · · Score: 1

    Microsoft is here to save the day. Two down, hundreds to go. Who will be next? Keep tuned.

  7. Re:ATI and Fedora 7 / X.Org 1.3 on Insight Into AMD's Linux Driver Development · · Score: 1

    Yah well, Nvidia is the lesser of the two evils... learned that before I left Windows. Talk with your dollars, it's the only language these companies understand.

  8. slowing building?? on EMI, YouTube Strike Music Video Deal · · Score: 2, Funny

    Even I noticed that one.

  9. Re:Sorry CD Users on Fedora 7 Released · · Score: 2, Insightful

    The LiveCDs aren't CDs?

  10. Re:Linux (non-)portability on VM Enables 'Write-Once, Run Anywhere' Linux Apps · · Score: 1

    Please don't spread FUD, of if you're serious, please give useful details. Google and other companies have downloadable binaries, so I know it's possible. You should be able to develop on a machine that adheres to the Linux Standard Base and have that run other places without a problem.

  11. Don't give them your money then on University of Ohio Abandons Students Attacked by RIAA · · Score: 3, Insightful

    Don't buy new albums, and don't download their albums. Try it for a year. You should be able to survive that long.

  12. Re:Good for the NJ Turnpike on New Jersey Sues YouTube Over Crash Video · · Score: 1

    Spoken like a true American.

  13. Can anyone think of on New Copyright Alliance Formed In D.C. · · Score: 1

    why these guys should be kept alive? Not only are they not contributing to society, they are actively trying to take things away from society, apparently solely for their own benefit.

  14. Are we going to forever measure on How Classsmate PC Stacks Up Against OLPC · · Score: 0

    things against Windows, forever and ever? How about a Mac, or something else? Or nothing at all, and see something on its own merits.

  15. Don't bitch about the price on Dell Ships Ubuntu 7.04 PCs Today · · Score: 0

    Remember, Microsoft essentially pays to have it's OS on OEM machines. It is a negative cost: the only thing free can't always compete with.

  16. Re:People grow into Microsoft devs after open sour on Ubuntu Founder Says Microsoft Not A Big Threat · · Score: 1

    so open source developers don't get paid?

  17. See the comment in the summary? on AllofMP3 Voucher Resellers Quit After Police Raid · · Score: 1

    Although my attorney assures me that reselling gift certificates bought from AllOfMP3.com isn't breaking any laws, it isn't worth the possibility of engagement with their legal machine

    I would love to see how the astroturfers here spin this, go on.

    At this point doing things the RIAA doesn't like is basically necessary civil disobedience.

  18. Yet another useless ZDNet article on Is Linux Out of Touch With the Average User? · · Score: 1

    Reminds me of why I stopped checking them.

    If all the reasons require that people even know what Linux is, and most people don't know what Linux is, the reasons aren't worth mentioning.

    The average user is so frustrated Windows, they can't understand that computing could be easier.

    The writer didn't at all mention how Ubuntu's install system is geeky. How can a system capable of automatically, and non-interactively update your entire machine be more geeky than Windows update... the update system that happily installs updates to remove functionality.

  19. Pity peoples families are at stake on Small Webcasters Offered a Rate Break, Reject It · · Score: 1

    Or I would suggest simply boycotting these idiotic record industry people. But of course, the little guys need to put food on the table for their families, so this makes this non workable.

  20. Re:Why... on Update On Free Linux Driver Development · · Score: 2, Informative

    Then you need to learn how to ask questions better.

  21. Re:wtf? on Piracy Economics · · Score: 1

    illegal != bad

  22. Re:competition on Intel Laptop Competes With One Laptop Per Child · · Score: 1

    did you even consider the consequences of what you are suggesting?

  23. Re:Oh, how soon we forget. on Intel Laptop Competes With One Laptop Per Child · · Score: 1

    Come on dude. The machines are _supposed_ to be designed to be regularly used for reading text. 800x600 is good enough, but unless you want a new generation of kids wearing glasses, why do such a thing?

  24. Re:Thin end of the wedge on The Downide of Your ISP Turning to Gmail · · Score: 1

    fair enough

  25. Re:Thin end of the wedge on The Downide of Your ISP Turning to Gmail · · Score: 1

    Like what? What service can Google roll out to complete with your internet service provider? And I'm referring to paid services.