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  1. Re:Google on Attack Code Published For DNS Vulnerability · · Score: 1

    Lookout! The DNS rockstars are coming for YOU!

  2. Re:CONFIRMED: Steve Jobs has AIDS !! on Attack Code Published For DNS Vulnerability · · Score: -1, Offtopic

    Unless ... its a secret ploy to beat MS and Google at their fangled online health databases! hah!

  3. Re:Losing Anonymity? on Google's Knol, Expert Wiki, Goes Live · · Score: 5, Funny

    Or the entry for Knol-it-all

  4. DNS sploit result on Attack Code Published For DNS Vulnerability · · Score: 2, Funny

    %> /usr/bin/treaceroute fruity.stuff

    traceroute to fruity.stuff (1.2.3.4), 30 hops max, 42 byte packets
    evil bit detected. re-routing ...

  5. Re:The definition of cloud computing is still vagu on EC2 Vs. App Engine Vs. GoGrid Vs. AppNexus · · Score: 1

    Its cumulus all the way down

  6. Re:Love the lack of Windows support ! on Slimmed Down MySQL Offshoot Drizzle is Built For the Web · · Score: 5, Funny

    Why would anyone in their right mind set up a Web/SQL platform using MS products?

    My name is Maximus Decimus^W^WBill Gates, ex-commander of the Armies of Redmond, General of the MS Legions, loyal servant to the true emperor, Steve Ballmer. Father of a murdered operating system. Husband of a bloated Office Productivity Suite. I shall have my vengeance, in this web or the next.

  7. All that SOAP on Speculation On a Second Internet Economy Collapse · · Score: 5, Funny

    Bubble 2.0. The burst is coming. See it live on slashdot.tv.

  8. Re:To me, on Is Anyone Using the Google Web Toolkit? · · Score: 1

    Nuke it from orbit! (Just to be sure)

  9. Re:fr0sty piss on Is Anyone Using the Google Web Toolkit? · · Score: 1, Funny

    Er. Thats not the comment I meant to reply to ...

  10. Re:fr0sty piss on Is Anyone Using the Google Web Toolkit? · · Score: 5, Interesting

    Apart from a few niche Web 2.0 sites, most websites are still built using tried and tested backend tech, and laid out using HTML, CSS and some graphics. GWT is pretty much doing everything using Javascript and a little bit on the server side serving xml/json. Not everyone needs AJAX. Most sites need to be able to work without it (for accessibility, backwards cinpatibility and non-javascript visitors), so unless its capable of adding really useful features (cases of which are few and far between) AJAX and GWT are just not necessary. Its nice if you can have it, but its a luxury you don't actually require for a usable website / web application.

  11. Re:Pointing fingers on Next Generation SSDs Delayed Due To Vista · · Score: 4, Funny

    So basically, Vista murders your disks? Steve Ballmer should be worried. Didn't they put Hans Reiser in jail for something like this?

  12. Re:iTunes under Linux? on $250 Freescale-Based "Green" "Cloud" Computer · · Score: 1

    My guess is a browser with a vnc plugin, that does sound, etc. - vnc connects to their "cloud" server - probably subscription based ala apples MobileMe.

  13. Re:fp on Firefox's Effect On Other Browsers · · Score: 1

    Makey uppy words ftw!

  14. Re:afafasdf on Encrypting Google Calendar With Firefox Extensions · · Score: 4, Funny

    No I'm afraid the turtle escapade did not go quite as planned. Requesting a vet and some extraction tools. I submit that next time we grease the turtle and not the tubes. TTYL

  15. Re:first tits! on Linux Needs More Haters · · Score: 5, Funny

    Igor! Just the man I was looking. I have fallen badly from a /. comment and now I need some stitching on the left leg. Seem to be missing a patch of skin off my arm too.

  16. Re:The Future Is Non-Algorithmic on The Father of Multi-Core Chips Talks Shop · · Score: 2, Funny

    Sorry about your turtle, John. We'll get you a new one. Or maybe some Japanese Fighting Fish? They are fun until they start programming your VCR and recording Leno.

  17. Wii Is the New US Leader on Wii Is the New US Console Leader · · Score: 0

    Well. It cant be hard for a computer to be better at it than Bush. And the Japanese practically run the place anyways. Good on you Wii!

  18. Re:The Future Is Non-Algorithmic on The Father of Multi-Core Chips Talks Shop · · Score: 3, Funny

    Indeed. Its turtles all the way down.

  19. Re:They will never stop on A Look At ACTA Wish Lists For RIAA, BSA, Others · · Score: 1

    I'll vote for kodos!

  20. Re:Ewwww.... on Mandriva Joins the Netbook Market With the GDium · · Score: 1

    Then most likely and unfortunately you are blaming the USB stick itself when you should be blaming the crappy filesystem in use on it.

    What's worse is that USB keys are generally unreliable. If you're running your OS off one with all of the data I can easily imagine some important blocks becoming unaccessible in 6-12 months. As it is, I won't store anything I don't have backed up on one of these things.

    Chances are that its not the keys, its the FS. It sucks that you lost data. But learn your lesson - don't use FAT next time. Reformat as soon as you get it.

  21. Re:Loaded with homoerotic terms... on Mandriva Joins the Netbook Market With the GDium · · Score: 1

    You can stick it wherever you like.

  22. Re:Ewwww.... on Mandriva Joins the Netbook Market With the GDium · · Score: 1

    Were they formatted as FAT/FAT32 (usually the default) ? Or something more robust. Anecdotal yes, but I've only lost data off them a couple of times and its been off FAT formatted ones both times.

  23. Re:Hell is other people on Reusing and Recycling Code · · Score: 1

    Typed like a true emacs user. Heretic!

  24. Re:They will never stop on A Look At ACTA Wish Lists For RIAA, BSA, Others · · Score: 1

    My point (I guess I should have included those pesky sarcasm tags) was not that voting is the solution, but that voting is supposed to be the solution, and having the average citizen paying to get stuff done instead of voting is an utterly farsical.

    If voting is not working, then lobbying by the average citizen isnt going to work either. Perhaps its time for Plan B. Why even have politicians if voting for them achieves nothing that you actually want or need? Why pay their salaries? They take time out of our busy schedules with their canvassing and bought laws that they pass.

    Either vote in someone that counts or do away with the political circus altogether. But giving more money to them is definitely not the solution.

  25. Re:They will never stop on A Look At ACTA Wish Lists For RIAA, BSA, Others · · Score: 1

    Its called voting. Check it out.