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  1. Re:Antithesis on You've Got PC · · Score: 1

    Except that had they ported thier proprietary app to linux, they could've slapped redhat or fedora on the boxes and saved themselves the cost of an XP license.

  2. Re:"World Domination?????" on Linux vs. Windows · · Score: 1

    At least we're not represented by asshats who can't take a joke........

  3. Re:Sure! on Linux vs. Windows · · Score: 1
    fair percentage of 'savvy' users are buying linux system to avoid paying for windows

    Yeah, because savvy users really want cheap crap for hardware..

  4. Re:I have ducked for cover. on Linux vs. Windows · · Score: 2, Insightful

    Wow, when I use this other thing I'm not used to using, I'm not as productive as when I use the thing I'm used to using...

    It's not an attack when people point out that your logic is incorrect.

  5. Re:Apple is still ahead on Linux vs. Windows · · Score: 1

    Talk about a skewed thought process.

    OMG, people buy cheap linux machines and install *gasp* pirated copies of windows? Okay, now tell me how many MORE buy machines that come with windows that then wipe and install linux?

    As for your little tidbit about google, I suggest you check again - that's simply not correct.

  6. Re:Not ready for desktop on Linux vs. Windows · · Score: 1

    Oh, I assume you've never tried say, Mandrake, SuSE, Redhat, Fedora, or Lindows?

    Because none of them require you to use the command line for anything. They all have spiffy little wizards, control panels, etc, to install and configure the entire system.

  7. Re:What exactly does this guy have against Apple? on Johansen Cracks AirPort Express Encryption · · Score: 1

    It's not him, John is the front guy for a large cracking group.

  8. Re:Some thoughts on FTC Bars Popup Backdoor Ads · · Score: 2, Informative
    When you use a backdoor like that, how do you control that one ad is sent to one machine? Wait. You don't. If they had graduated from college, they might have known that...

    you know because you send based on IP address / machine name... it's not a back door, it's a wide freaking open service.

    on top of that, grc.com's crap to do this is unnessecary - just turn the damn service off, problem solved. better yet, turn the firewall on.

  9. Re:Windows on AOL IM 'Away' Message Security Hole Found · · Score: 1
    Try the latest version - very snappy, and with the proper theme, it looks like a regular windows app...

    gaim's sf project page

  10. Re:Gaim security on AOL IM 'Away' Message Security Hole Found · · Score: 1

    Actually, the fact that Gaim is open about security issues is much more encouraging than the silence given by AOL....

  11. Re:Do NOT do this on The Saga of Katie.com · · Score: 1

    Yes, it's HER doing it.

    This is also affecting HER book sales, so she gets what she deserves.

  12. Re:Katie.com on The Saga of Katie.com · · Score: 1

    That's a stock reply, I got it too.

    It's also bullshit, as it's NOT PP pursuing this, it's Kathleen T. and her lawyer.

  13. Intersting?! on The Saga of Katie.com · · Score: 1

    What are the mods smoking today? That's funny, if it's anything at all.

    It's not her real number, it's from a freaking song!

    :)

  14. *smacks micheal* on Gates Gets Government Guards for Gala · · Score: -1, Offtopic

    stop that!

    ;)

  15. Re:This is why there need to be reform on How To Lose An Election · · Score: 1

    That's not what the people pushing these machines are wanting.

    Think about it - is there any logical or technical reason to NOT add an audit trail? No.

    The reasons are entirely political.

  16. Re:Much better is if... on Real Networks Hacks iPod; .rm & Real Store for iPod · · Score: 0, Redundant
    Civil disobedience my nutsack, this was done for profits.

    but otherwise, it's quite unkind to wish for another to be harmed.

    Humans, yes, it is unkind; corporations, no, they're not people and do not have feelings. If you for a second believe that a corporation has done or will do ANYTHING to benefit you, you have become a tool for that amount of time.

  17. Re:Ford would sue for different reasons on UK High Court Rules Modchips Illegal · · Score: 1

    Are you, by any chance, female?

    Because you picked a side point of the main dilema, and fought for it voraciously. In effect, "Point made, but completely irrelevant."

  18. Re:Regionalization on UK High Court Rules Modchips Illegal · · Score: 1

    Good, since knives can be used to murder, you won't mind us outlawing cooking/steak knives, would you?

  19. Re:Nuclear terrorism is inevitable no matter what on LANL, Sandia Report Losing Classified Data · · Score: 1

    Uhh, your idea of a war is to kill innocents.

    The rest of the world calls that "terrorism." Changing your own personal meaning of a word does not alter the idea behind the word; it merely emphasizes your delusion.

  20. Re:Never mind the data on LANL, Sandia Report Losing Classified Data · · Score: 1

    His .sig contains "French"!!!

    He's one of them there white flag bearing terrorists!

    *snort*

  21. Thank you! on Why Offshore When Canada's Next Door? · · Score: 1

    Great! I was just idly wondering about it, and now you've gone and given me more information.

    :)

    Mod parent up!

  22. Nice troll on Google Acquires Picasa, Improves Blogging Tools · · Score: 1

    That was a cleverly crafted anti-GPL troll.

    Clever, yes. Still a troll, though.

  23. The difference is on Google Acquires Picasa, Improves Blogging Tools · · Score: 1

    that google is not a convicted monopolist.

  24. Re:Windows XP 64-bit... on AMD64 Windows vs. Fedora vs. SuSE benchmarks · · Score: 1, Informative
    Ah, you seem to be confusing the checked beta builds with the public beta. Public beta has symbols stripped, but minor debugging info in place.

    The checked beta build has full debugging info.

    A beta version of windows with the debugging tools built into the OS is no where close to the same level as an "un-optimized" linux system.

    Debugging tools built into the OS? Uhh.. Task manager and perfmon.. are not debugging tools.

  25. Re:Windows XP 64-bit... on AMD64 Windows vs. Fedora vs. SuSE benchmarks · · Score: 3, Informative
    The debug info is stripped.

    Besides, they're not using an optimized linux system, so...............