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  1. Re:Windows drivers! on The SLI Godfather · · Score: 1

    You fail to understand what i propose is different.
    I think of that "interface to kernel" being implemented(changed to be windows-compatible). And not to rewrite device drivers(i never proposed new drivers).

  2. Re:Windows drivers! on The SLI Godfather · · Score: 1

    I mean a layer which can run all of windows drivers,not few .A wrapper
    is a emulation of API which already exists.Its like a designing a modern
    destroyer vessel looking like a spanish
    16th century galleon.It another matter.

  3. Windows drivers! on The SLI Godfather · · Score: 2, Interesting

    We need a something that allows Linux to run windows drivers,like wine runs a layer of binary compatibility.
    Before you critique this approach,look
    and count the windows drivers.

  4. Re:Elitism is wrong on Q & A With Canada's Michael Geist · · Score: 1

    Notice the inherent notion that "Only Experts Can Challenge Experts"
    Elitism QED

  5. Elitism is wrong on Q & A With Canada's Michael Geist · · Score: 1

    That like picking on grammar,while ignoring what the poster said.
    Or ignoring someone with a screename like 294283443.
    Maybe he doesnt intend to be a member of slashdot or comes in rarely enough to not justify membership.

  6. Non-algorithmic Software on The Future of Computing · · Score: 1

    Trigger-based programming?
    How it different then building a bunch of IF/THEN/ELSEs for all conditions(not that efficient,a lookup table is more elegant) and making the computer
    evaluate all of IFs?
    This also sounds vaguely similar to
    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Database_trigger

  7. Re:Scan them all and use google desktop on Solving the Home Library Problem? · · Score: 1

    One moment i have to print my 62GB book collection.You have convinced me.

  8. Re:Scan them all and use google desktop on Solving the Home Library Problem? · · Score: 1

    Amazing, The Slashdot Solution To Global Warming(tm). You need a medal.

  9. Re:Scan them all and use google desktop on Solving the Home Library Problem? · · Score: 1

    Even if i had time i deem this extremely unproductive.This is when you have something really rare and you need it.I'd rather find info on web/BT,then keep a stack of books.
    Buying Dead-tree books is fucking stupid ,it harms nature far more then downloading the same stuff over net.
    Why can't we move to digital already?
    keep those books as CDs?

  10. Re:Good grief! on Initial Reactions to Fedora Core 5 · · Score: 1

    Hehe and now you ask me,
    What i can expect of linux,when it has such hardware support.
    This thread should be saved for linux zealots as a reminder.
    Or ask them to build a "Open-source video card" for "Open-source 3d linux games".(btw I do support open-source)

  11. Re:The horror! on Building a Better Tin Foil Hat · · Score: 1

    Its the truth,wiki says so.
    Why you assume i have the time to write paragraphs to post on slashdot?

  12. Tinfoilhattery(tm) on Building a Better Tin Foil Hat · · Score: 1

    complain @wiki ,I didn't wrote this.
    Are you claiming "Mind Control Rays"
    are supernatural (i.e. Non electromagnetic) or Microwave radiation?

    Well,As for usual EM radiation it can be used as crude mind control by transmitting it to a special device called TV and making the people watch the screen of device.
    imagine that,turns out most people never suspected it and never stop watching merely switching the channels at which Mind Control Radiation (tm) is transmitted.
    The Cartoon Network is particuraly effective at destroying brain cells,literally training the next generation of drooling zombies for evil mind control overlords.
    I now must flee before the evil mind control overlords read this thread.

  13. The horror! on Building a Better Tin Foil Hat · · Score: 5, Informative

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tinfoil_hat
    The effectiveness of the tin-foil hat as an electromagnetic shield for stopping radio waves is greatly reduced by the fact that it is not a complete enclosure. Placing an AM radio under a metal bucket without a conductive layer underneath demonstrates the relative ineffectiveness of such a setup. Indeed, because the effect of an ungrounded Faraday cage is to partially reflect the incident radiation, a radio wave that is incident on the inner surface of the hat (i.e., coming from underneath the hat-wearer) would be reflected and partially 'focused' towards the user's brain. While tin-foil hats may have originated in some understanding of the Faraday cage effect, the use of such a hat to attenuate radio waves belongs properly to the realm of pseudoscience.

  14. Re:Networks are more efficient and feature-filled on What's Next in Telecommunications? · · Score: 1

    Not everyone has 100mbps fibers in their home.

  15. Pretty sites are the plague on The Surprising Truth About Ugly Websites · · Score: 1

    I refuse to use all those "pretty,graphical" "userfriendly 2MB flash" sites.Its like stuffing extra popup ads which you need to click in order to reach content.and enter a Verification code from a Captcha image.

  16. Networks are more efficient and feature-filled on What's Next in Telecommunications? · · Score: 2, Funny

    Welcome to the Internet.
    Phone Voip with a low-latency connection
    TV Video Torrents
    Radio Webcasting
    The thing is you need a Real good connection to use those.Internet will slowly supersede all communication methods.

  17. Re:Is it really so crazy? on Marvel and DC Enforce "Superhero" Trademark · · Score: 2, Informative

    Nietzche Overman(%C3%9Cbermensch in german) is different then your brand name Kryptonian.

    he overman is the individual who can overcome the herd instinct, who can take on values and morals not of the society. This is contrasted with one who wields power over others (although the overman, having overcome himself, will consequently dominate those who have not); the overman is about being "judge and avenger and victim of one's own law" rather than that of others or one's society. As such, the overman creates his own values.
    See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nietzche#Overman
    Besides your should read his books anyway.He one of most Influental philosophers of the west.

  18. Re:where's slashdot? on Xbox 360 Backup Discs Bootable · · Score: 1

    1.some Slashdotters have referrers disabled.
    2.Some of them dislike Xbox and MS built crap.
    3.The video isn't that interesting,i haven't checked it myself.
    4.isnt "OMG hacked Xbox" thing.Its doesnt run linux and its not available to public.I doubt its even useful unless you're Xbox gamer.

  19. Re:Idiot... on Unusual Open Source · · Score: 1

    Awesome because it works on all sites i can ever visit.I don't trust the web designer to allow him to dictate what is
    his web page displays.
    I just want information in a convinient way.I don't need flash,ads,javascript or CSS to view some article.
    I'd use firefox for such sites if i wanted.The point is that i don't need such extras and i Don't ever use default settings.
    Only noobs use programs with default settings. If you don't know your programs don't use them,and then complain about "bad websites","popups","this page is crashing my browser,Omg!","this site is full of ads".
    Maybe you should stop visiting slashdot because of ads?
    Or you could use a hosts file?

  20. Re:This applies everywhere? on Senators Renew Call for .XXX Domain · · Score: 2, Insightful

    This is the main reason we need decentralized domain names.
    USA is just holding too much power: " the countries could theoretically be strong-armed into complying."
    What we need is a rule that makes
    each country a complete owner of domain space .TLD, and US may only interfer with .us domain. .com .org .net etc must be free .

  21. Re:Misleading Headline on NASA Reaffirms Big Bang Theory · · Score: 1

    Don't forget to be fruitful and multiply!
    Well considereing this is slashdot,you can forget it.
    I generally consider that
    Genesis was like open-source myth gone wrong,some scribe written those poetic paragraphs,another scribe copied it and made few corrections and third remastered it in a bigger framework with his version expanding as he saw fit.
    Quality control in that time was poor and making a issue of fractioning some ethnic group because of
    few disputed sentences(i don't mean it could happen ) of holy scriptures.
    see also http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Documentary_hypothesi s

  22. Selection bias on NASA Reaffirms Big Bang Theory · · Score: 1

    This is not faith/ideology/science specific. Its common technique in rhetorical arguments, sort of "cherry-picking" the right evidence/data or making the evidence seem like its unique and authorative in a sea of options.
    see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Selection_Bias

    WMAP may confirm a theory,but to completely proof it? That would be a new "truth",making Big Bang a sort of ideology-religion. This Evidence isn't goign to magically make Big Bang theory weak points disappear,we need theoretical breakthrough for it to happen(or get disproved).And i'm fairly sceptical of mainstream science to change that much. Someone who has a open-mind will find the flaws or proofs,
    which mainstream science will have to accept in fear of being seen as illogical(not quite a real science).

  23. Re:Summary gets anarchism wrong on Unusual Open Source · · Score: 1

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anarcho-capitalism
    Anarcho-capitalism comes to mind..
    "(If you only agree about the state, not property, then you're a libertarian.)" is a bit simplified (wiki article):
    Most libertarians support deregulation and free trade because they believe that people should be able to start and grow businesses, manufacture, transport, trade, buy, and sell with little interference from the government. Some may support efforts to limit private monopolies.

  24. Re:God I hate English on Unusual Open Source · · Score: 1

    Words don't really mean what they "suppose" to,just the data the associated with now.
    References of words(tokens) to (data)
    is such a vague and cryptic field,
    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ontology Ontology which is debated heavily even now.
      you can't have absolute Word definition because someday somehow
    someone will use that word in new contexts and it will develope another meaning[reassigning another data block to existsing token].
    What etymology does is only separates tokens into smaller/archaic tokens,it isnt meaning what they can represent combined or modified.
    Like Chinese characters or sumerian pictograms our words can be redesigned into an alien language,using words as new tokens for large database of alien meanings(the data) and modified grammar.

  25. Re:Summary gets anarchism wrong on Unusual Open Source · · Score: 1

    No one prevents you from disabling styles, javascript and all those nice features.Learn to use your web browser.
    Define default fonts,colors,CSS and forget about bad pages.If i ever wanted to see some site in all its glory and gimmicks I will load it on Firefox(which is a rare event).
    I still use an old version of Opera,
    just becuase i like it more then v8.0.