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  1. At last! on Nmap Author Receives FBI Subpoenas · · Score: 0, Offtopic

    I know the date of Thanksgivin Day!!! - 10^10 movies speaking about that freakin' day and no one informed me.



    PS: I'm spanish

  2. Re:Interesting Fact on Open Source Gets Its Own TV Show · · Score: 1

    I agree. It would have exactly the same impact as a program dedicated to combine harvesters. We should realize that ppl is not specially interested on computers. No more than they're interested on TV sets, for example.

  3. Re:But could you... on Massive Multiplayer Gaming Warehouses On The Way · · Score: 1

    Maybe this may sound strange to a slashdotter, but if you take your eyes off your computer screen and get a bit of light on your dungeon you will notice that the world is around you... just like the sphere tries to simulate. And yes, your vision field is not that wide, not on the real world, not anywhere else.

  4. Indeed. on James Cameron Guest Edits Wired Magazine · · Score: -1, Redundant

    Specially from someone with hairy knuckles.

  5. Re:Google on Bringing the Library of Congress Newspapers Online · · Score: 4, Insightful

    ...I'm not so sure about the significance of the content, what did they write/read in 19th Century?...

    What they named news at their time is what we call history right now.

  6. Dumb question on Steam Registration Servers Overloaded · · Score: 1

    It is risky to ask because the game is available for a while but... has been the game cracked by someone?

  7. Re:Excellent job on Intel Linux Driver Version 1.0 For Centrino WLAN · · Score: 1

    We just need the basics like opcodes and register addresses. That information is not patentable (they're just numbers)

    Yeah, and chemical formula is no more than several letters and digits...

  8. Yep, useless... on Can Reverse Engineering Help In Stopping Worms? · · Score: 1

    ... you only have to put an EULA on your virus to make AV enterprises go illegal by doing reverse engineering.

  9. Worse. on Opera Facing Losses While Firefox Usage Grows · · Score: 2, Funny

    He paid for it.

  10. Re:Unified Driver Infrastructure on NVIDIA Engineers On The Realities Of Linux Drivers · · Score: 1

    I think that it was the driver itself. Recently, nvidia got out their new linux driver and, man, they got a perfomance boost so awesome that I cannot yet believe it. I am getting like 7fps more on Doom3 (from 21avg->28avg on demo1, 640x480), UT2004 goes way smooth and some IO hogging by the card was resolved (noticeable by clippy sound when playing games on certain versions of the kernel).

    In fact they're so awesome that I began to wonder if the previous driver releases were a bit fucked up. Still dunno, but the perfomance gain has been brutal.

  11. Weird behaviour... on Fun with Prime Numbers · · Score: 1

    ...since says to me something about a forbidden 503, which is a prime number...

  12. Re:Why? on pcHDTV Card Available, Legal for Now · · Score: 1

    last time I checked, the FCC ruled on things like broadcasting through EM waves... so they also rule on the broadcast's content?

  13. Re:'Dressed' as Counterstrike shooters on Australian Counter Strike Shooters · · Score: 1

    ...two men dressed as characters from 'Counter Strike'...

    Yeah. Let's kill all those crazy Delta Force bastards, they're dressed almost exactly as the "counter" forces. They must be potential murderers!!!

  14. flamebait?!? on Movie Industry to sue File Sharers · · Score: 1

    I was joking! Seems like the moderator either is a religion fundamentalist or has no sense of humour et al.

  15. Re:Not so long ago, the EFF suggested just this. on Movie Industry to sue File Sharers · · Score: 5, Funny

    ... I currently use Kazaa to share out a handful of audio sermons from my church's pastor ...

    You're tricking a bit the kazaa credit system, eeh? Cool way of having a gig of mp3 available that you know nobody is gonna download.

  16. RDP on a COMPUTER?!? on Small, Fast RDP Client? · · Score: 1

    Ribosomial computers... hmmm I think I should file a patent against this. Thank you, nice idea!

  17. Konqueror unaffected also on New URL Spoofing Bug in Pre-SP2 IE · · Score: 3, Informative

    Konkeror on KDE 3.3.1 draws a transparent table (the one faked on the link) around the link, being both (the link and a small space outside the text link) clickable, but with different destinations. The resulting window (either google or microsoft) has no spoofed url.

  18. Re:How about a campaign.. on NYT Firefox Campaign Raises $250,000 · · Score: 1

    It's not a particular slashdot defection. Firefox fails when dealing with relative sizes (specially table sizes expressed on '%').

  19. Re:Not in america on We Pledge Allegiance to the Penguin · · Score: 1

    ...same thing with telco companies... better internet alternatives to shitty 3MB cable (japan has 100MB fiber to house)

    Do not forget the consequence of this. Japan is the best fiber-optics maker in the world, because they spent years investing on a national infrastructure of fiber-optics for this to become true. The rest of the occidental world will take a couple or maybe three years more to begin to have this. And guess who are we going to buy the technology and send our $$? just Japan.

  20. Re:Stupid stupid stupid. on Project Gutenberg Threatened Over PG Australia · · Score: 1

    Axx denied from Spain.

  21. What ??? on Mac OS X Panther On A 25MHz Centris 650 · · Score: 0

    ...you wanna b0rk your penis plugging it on ... err ... slot?

  22. Re:Tracking... on American Passports to Have RFID Chips · · Score: 5, Interesting
    Just because the US went from pretty much nothing to something doesn't mean the europeans have anything to goad over us.

    Are you saying that the parent post of yours is doing some xenophobe afirmations?

    The point is that if you go to US and you're not from the US (I do not say american... cubans are americans too) you have a serious risk of being humiliated by US frontier guards, being the risk proportional to:
    1. Size of your moustach
    2. Darkness of your skin
    My brother went to US last year. He has no moustach, but a aggressively black hair and he has a dark skin. He was locked by the airport guards for 3 hours. They even assured that he was on a black list (!!!) only to scare him to see his reaction.

    Well, if that is what you call freedom ... FIGHT AGAINST THAT, BY GOD'S SAKE!!!. There will not be another opportunity.
  23. Driving color??? on Samsung to use Sub-Pixel VGA Screens · · Score: 4, Funny

    It generates color using an entirely new driving method called sub-pixel unit driving methodology

    I suppose I got my driver license from the wrong place...

  24. Re:Right.... on Could IM Be The Next Step For Google? · · Score: 1

    They'll provide GCola test drinks on their first GTravel Airlines trip.

    PD: Google is run by Richard Branson, isn't it?

  25. Re:Sounds a bit pricey on Cheap DivX Solution For Your Entertainment Center · · Score: 1

    Yeah, I own a Elta 8883 that costed me ~120 (like $150) that plays almost every file I've ever encoded.

    Well, actually it does not play (although it was promised, such of vaporware) OGG media files (neither vorbis sound nor OGG media container files).

    I'm in doubt some hardware player (not PC based) could ever play OGM or MKV (you know, their flashable memories are not specially big even on more expensive players).

    I played movies from PC for at least 4 years... I got tired of tweaking visuals to be readable on TV, and of the cables. And noise: the price to silence the Duron 700 machine I had for this is higher than buy a Elta 8883 machine. Last year I was using GeeXboX, a linux liveCD as small as 6 MB with the kernel, alsa, mplayer, network drivers, samba client, ftp server and client and a cute interface. Cool software.