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  1. Alright you pervs... on New Internet Regulation Proposed · · Score: 1, Flamebait

    Can anyone please tell me what's wrong with restricting content like "Free mpeg sample! Download"? ANYONE can download them. Yes, including minors. This material should be hidden from everyone young enough to not have a credit card (call them minors or leechers, whatever you please).

    I applaud this regulation effort. And let me add: About friggin' time.

  2. I found some info on the wikipedia on Wildlife Defies Chernobyl Radiation · · Score: 1
  3. Re:How ironic... on A Tour of Microsoft's Mac Lab · · Score: 3, Funny

    for at least 1% out of Apple's 5% market share!

    Does that mean they're responsible for 0.05% of the market share?

  4. I feel a disturbance in the force... on A Tour of Microsoft's Mac Lab · · Score: 5, Funny

    ...as if millions of slashdotters applied for testing jobs at Microsoft and then were suddenly silenced.

  5. Can anybody tell me what's the parent post about? on Typo Found in Kryptos CIA Sculpture · · Score: 1

    I've seen these posts earlier, but what algorithm do they encrypt with?

  6. TOR network? on Yahoo! Allegedly Helps Beijing Arrest a Third Reporter · · Score: 1

    Question. Is it possible for a chinese to connect to the TOR network and thus avoid detection?

  7. Obligatory batman sounds on Square's Next MMOG For PS3/Windows · · Score: 1

    huh?

    *ZONK!*

  8. Broadcast flag, HERE WE GO on Livejournal Bans Ad-Blocking Software · · Score: 0, Troll

    What's next, will they force us to see commercials in video?

    I already have enough with those annoying flash ads. With AUDIO.

  9. Re:Why the fuck would a gay person on Slashback: OpenSSH, Falwell, OpenDRM · · Score: 1

    Yes, but the main problem I see with other christian churches is that they judge the sinner and not the sin. If I felt attraction towards males (which I do not, btw), I'd be immediately expelled or called to repent - for something that I have not done at all. A common question homosexuals ask (at least those I have met on the internet) is "why does God condemn me for being homosexual if he made me that way?"

    Finally, something I don't understand is that most christians i've met (again, on the internet) judge homosexuals in a much worse way than heterosexuals - even if heterosexuals engage in sex in their teens. And both homosexuality AND fornication are forbidden in the Bible. Double standards, anyone?

  10. But on Closet Slashdotters: The 'Intellectually Curious' · · Score: 1
    Do you really think that those people who are like that are of concern to us?

    That's what they think about US! :'(
  11. Re:Why the fuck would a gay person on Slashback: OpenSSH, Falwell, OpenDRM · · Score: 1

    Religion is chosen. Homosexuality is not.

    That's a nice assertion. Any argument to back it up?


    TFA has a page dedicated to that. As much as the anti-gay christians tried to "cure him", they couldn't. So either God couldn't cure him, or God didn't WANT to cure him.

  12. Re:Why the fuck would a gay person on Slashback: OpenSSH, Falwell, OpenDRM · · Score: 1

    Especially since the link is to someone who has gay attraction, but thinks it would be wrong to act on that. So he doesn't. Is it a choice, or not?

    Well, he's happy and feels loved by God, that should mean something for the rest of us.

  13. Re:Fallwell a church or a store? on Slashback: OpenSSH, Falwell, OpenDRM · · Score: 1

    Customers? Sounds more like a store to me than a church.

    Amen, Brother!

    (Yes, this comment is aimed at televangelists)

  14. Re:Why the fuck would a gay person on Slashback: OpenSSH, Falwell, OpenDRM · · Score: 4, Insightful

    Why TF would a gay person want to be part of christianity?

    Religion is chosen. Homosexuality is not. And only the looniest christian churches condemn people just because "they're gay" and try to threaten them with hell to convert.

    An example of a homosexual christian is this guy.

  15. Ah, I found them on the ubuntu wiki! on Planning Dapper +1, The Edgy Eft · · Score: 4, Informative
  16. Re:Keep 'em coming Mark. on Planning Dapper +1, The Edgy Eft · · Score: 1

    I wonder if Dapper +2 will be "Foamy Fish" or something. "Fiery Falcon" maybe? "Furry Fox"? Hmmm, that could sound interesting in tech support forums.

    "I'm having problems installing my Furry, pls help!" :P

  17. Re:Edgy? on Planning Dapper +1, The Edgy Eft · · Score: 1

    Why must everything be "Edgy" now a days?

    As for the name, they couldn't come up with another 2-syllable adjective that started with the letter "E". And the two first adjectives ended up with "y":

    Breezy Badger,
    Hoary Hedge

    Edgy is a logical continuation to this trend.

  18. Open Source on Working at Microsoft, the Inside Scoop · · Score: 2, Interesting
    I've had access to the source code for ... Internet Explorer, MDAC, MSXML, the .NET Frameworks and CLR, SQL Server, SQLXML, Virtual PC, Visual Studio ...


    So? We all have access to the source code for Firefox, PHP, Python, Perl, MONO, MySQL, PostgreSQL, Xen, KDevelop, Code::Blocks, ...

    It's interesting. What this guy claims to be advantages, are precisely the FLAWS. Specially with Internet Explorer. Right now it would be much more secure if MS had open sourced it 6 years ago.
  19. Blue sniper on Privacy Threat in New RFID Travel Cards? · · Score: 3, Informative

    Remember this gadget?

    Who says there won't be a RFID-Sniper in the future?

  20. Re:I'm not convinced... on OS Virtualization Interview · · Score: 2

    Virtualization means running a nested kernel

    No, it isn't. Didn't you RTF... oh, right, this is slashdot. Nevermind. :P

  21. Re:I'm not convinced... on OS Virtualization Interview · · Score: 1, Insightful

    Uhh... these products aren't aimed at your desktop box. They're for use in server farms, where virtualization provides an additional measure of security

    If windows apps (or group of apps) were virtualized, we could use activex webpages without having to worry about spyware. Just close the virtualization window and it's gone.

    The same for e-mail, if you restrict write access only to the mail files, and all spawned process from the e-mail were virtualized. If it screws up, the most you lose is your e-mail, but no viruses or infections would be produced.

    What to say of websites? Virus^H^H^H^H^Hfree games installation would be only temporary (or perhaps session based? Hmmmm interesting) and you wouldn't have to worry about becoming a botnet.

    So yes, virtualization for Windows would be awesome.

  22. Cue Simpsons episode on Philips Patents Technology to Force Ad Viewing · · Score: 3, Interesting

    Remember the episode where Marge asks for the tv producers to ban Itchy and Scratchy?

    Suddenly all the kids "wake up" like the Awakenings movie, and begin playing outside.

    _IF_ this product is "successfully" imposed on the people, we'll see more and more people go away from the TV into the internet / books / games / radio / whatever.

  23. A bug is a bug. on Torvalds Creates Patch for Cross-Platform Virus · · Score: 3, Interesting

    Who says this bug didn't mess up with WINE libs, preventing OTHER programs from working correctly?

    Of course, we'll need a sandbox patch or something BEFORE windows viruses start affecting WINE+linux :)

  24. You forgot the most important similarity on Is Microsoft Silent Before a Deadly Storm? · · Score: 2, Funny

    ... the day you buy from either of them you get an awful infection.

  25. Gee... on Mafia Boss Using Crook Crypto Captured · · Score: 1

    At least he could've gone fancy and use a Secret Decoder Wheel or something.