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  1. Re:It says: 256MB RAM... on Ubuntu 9.10 Officially Released · · Score: 1

    That sounds great. I have som long service leave coming to me and I have considered renting a shop for a couple of months and selling laptops like these. I would be interested in getting a unit to trial.

  2. Re:It says: 256MB RAM... on Ubuntu 9.10 Officially Released · · Score: 1

    Considering netbooks are shipping with 7 and ram costs less than shipping

    Real Netbooks are devices like the SmartQ5 and the SmartQ7 which I have got evaluation pieces from China for about $170 a piece.

    What OS do they ship with?

  3. Re:It says: 256MB RAM... on Ubuntu 9.10 Officially Released · · Score: 2, Insightful

    I doubt it will run gnome or kde in that configuration.

  4. Re:As an Australian living in Australia.... on Obama Looks Down Under For Broadband Plan · · Score: 1

    For me, Liberty is more of a right wing concept. So if the Australian Liberal Party were a right wing party it would make sense for them to use that name.

    I don't understand why Liberal refers to left wing politics in the US. That makes little sense to me.

  5. Re:Not suprised on Obama Looks Down Under For Broadband Plan · · Score: 4, Informative

    We have about 1/10th the overall US population density. OTH our urban population density would be quite similar.

  6. Re:Prior Art on Amazon Patents Changing Authors' Words · · Score: 2, Insightful

    Makes me wonder if the good grades were solely due to his work, and not the apparently close relationship with the lecturers.

  7. Re:Advertising on Amazon Patents Changing Authors' Words · · Score: 1

    Yeah thats a whole other kettle of fish.

  8. Re:Prior art on Amazon Patents Changing Authors' Words · · Score: 1

    Say an armored vehicle spec contains 20 instances of the word "aluminum". Some use the US spelling, the other use the "rest of the world" spelling. Changing the spelling of other words won't remove that signature from the document. You need to know where their code is to be able to corrupt it.

  9. Re:Prior Art on Amazon Patents Changing Authors' Words · · Score: 1

    Yeah but did everybody get a slightly different version of the assignment?

  10. Re:B-Ark not full on Study Says US Needs Fewer Science Students · · Score: 1

    I hope I get allocated to an ark soon. That Giant Space Goat can't be far away.

  11. Re:Where are the ads? on Decline In US Newspaper Readership Accelerates · · Score: 1

    The Age is my local paper and it has a great reputation. But now they publish blatant trolling articles and I don't want to go to their site anymore. I know that they are running short of revenue from advertising and circulation but at the moment they are racing to the bottom and pissing off their user base. I think they will be gone soon.

  12. Re:Windows on low-end? on ARM Stealthily Rising As a Low-End Contender · · Score: 1

    Who wants windows running on low-end computers anyway?

    Windows users. There's a lot of them around, unfortunately.

  13. Re:Fast is not always best on ARM Stealthily Rising As a Low-End Contender · · Score: 2, Insightful

    When waiting for windows to open its start menu it is fun to estimate the number of clock cycles which have elapsed. Two billion clock cycles? What was it doing?

  14. Re:So, where are ARM netbooks? on ARM Stealthily Rising As a Low-End Contender · · Score: 3, Interesting

    so the field seems surprisingly thin on the netbook side.

    ...because windows doesn't run on it.

  15. Re:Where are the ads? on Decline In US Newspaper Readership Accelerates · · Score: 1

    However, the trick to counter this little menace is to block the anti_adblock js-file. Works like a charm.

    I seriously doubt that there is an easy and hard-to-defeat method that will stop adblocking software(I haven't seen any).

    Content providers could compare notes with advertisers. If my IP address fetches a page and the advertiser does not report that the same IP address has fetched the advert, then an adblocker must be running.

    Of course this gives no server-to-eyeball guarantee,

  16. Re:Intriguing. What about virus resistance? on Discovery of "Cancer-Proof" Rodent Cells · · Score: 1

    Chemotherapy drugs seem to rely on this already. The problem is that we need some cells in our body to proliferate. For example in the bone marrow, the digestive system and the immune system. My wife's father died from a toxic reaction to chemotherapy drugs when the drug killed his bone marrow.

    I would be more interested if this technique could be more selective in the tissues it impacts, but then you still have to treat cancer in normally fast growing tissues.

  17. Re:This is important on Neanderthals "Had Sex" With Modern Man · · Score: 1

    If Modern humans and Neanderthals were so different, how likely is it that fertile offspring could have been born?

    If it is not likely, could horizontal gene transfer have been a factor?

  18. Re:Humans on Neanderthals "Had Sex" With Modern Man · · Score: 1

    Yep.

    two Jordanians were evacuated home with injured penises after attempting sexual intercourse with goats.

  19. Re:This is very odd... on New DoD Memo On Open Source Software · · Score: 2, Funny

    the government is acting intelligently. I feel strange.

    Maybe they have been taken over by aliens.

  20. Re:Rockets are impressive, but the VAB is insane on Ares 1-X Ready On Pad, Launch Set For 1200 GMT · · Score: 1

    I got to tour...inside a building that can withstand hurricane force winds. It is truly mind-boggling.

    Just moved here from the jungle, have you?

    Nice bit of selective quoting there.

  21. Re:Rockets are impressive, but the VAB is insane on Ares 1-X Ready On Pad, Launch Set For 1200 GMT · · Score: 5, Interesting

    Most launch vehicles are optimised to the point where they are basically balloons. They can't support themselves unless their tanks are pressurised and then only in one direction.

    I read that US engineers watched with amazement when a Russian booster was winched off a truck at an air show supported horizontally by two cables, one at either end.

  22. Re:Vibrations on Ares 1-X Ready On Pad, Launch Set For 1200 GMT · · Score: 1

    So the entire universe is female?

  23. Re:Assuming... on "2012" a Miscalculation; Actual Calendar Ends 2220 · · Score: 1

    Yeah but Chinese written text is a symbolic language on its own. It isn't specific to Mandarin or any other language.

  24. Re:Assuming... on "2012" a Miscalculation; Actual Calendar Ends 2220 · · Score: 1

    Yeah 13 baktuns should be enough for anybody.

  25. Its dumb on Microsoft Opening Outlook's PST Format · · Score: 1

    I avoid windows at work but guys who VPN in from home have to load that two gig file across the WAN just to check their mail. I tell them to use rdp or another remote desktop instead.