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  1. Re:How can you tell if a box is zombied? on Zombie Network Explosion · · Score: 1

    Your ad hominem attack left your post completely worthless. Also, you should learn what windows services are before you assume the only thing running on your PC are the applications you started.

  2. Re:Wii Adventure Games on ScummVM 0.12.0 Released — Support For New Games, Wiimote · · Score: 1

    What? The GPL would be unnecessary if it weren't for copyrights, trademarks and software patents.

  3. Re:Very useful guides on The Best Gaming PC Money Can Buy · · Score: 1

    And a 640GB hdd goes for $85. Dont buy overpriced underpowered hardware.

    Western Digital Caviar SE16 WD6400AAKS 640GB 7200 RPM 16MB Cache SATA 3.0Gb/s Hard Drive - OEM

  4. Re:But some artists suck. on Support Grows For Blanket Music Licensing · · Score: 1

    100 years ago music wasn't widely distributable. Sure there were ways of doing it, exteremely limited ways, but it wasn't widespread by any means.

  5. Re:confirmed on mac os x 10.5.4 on Adobe Flash Ads Launching Clipboard Hijack Attacks · · Score: 1

    Did you copy some other text?

  6. Re:oh good... let's all bury our heads... on Massachusetts Sues to Halt Defcon Subway Hacking Talk · · Score: 1

    The design would be fine as long as each card reading device could sign the contents of the card and only work if the signature is verified. Atleast then hackers would have to steal a device and retrieve the key to be able to create valid cards.

  7. Re:Real terrorists on TSA Bans Flight If You Refuse To Show ID · · Score: 1

    Wrong. You can fly if you say "I dont have my ID" or "I lost my ID" but not if you say "I dont want to show you my ID."

    I did it last month. I lost my ID and went to the airport and told them just that. They stamped my ticket with 'SSS' and the screeners took me aside, patted me down, and let me on my way. I never showed ANYTHING that had my name on it.

  8. Re:Do no evil on Google Turns Over Data on Suspected Pedophiles In Brazil · · Score: 1

    It's not as cut and dried as that unfortunately. Sometimes certain rights - like the right to liberty - need to be denied suspects until their innocence is proven, due to the risk of their committing further offences, or of fleeing justice. Never. This is completely unacceptable. If you have no evidence of wrong doing, no rights shall be suspended.
  9. Re:I disagrrree on Torvalds On Desktop Linux's Slow Uptake · · Score: 1

    Why is this funny? Its true!

  10. Re:Wow. on Scientists Spot Rare 'In Between' Black Hole · · Score: 1
    You seem to have missed the most important word:
    This light is emitted before the matter crosses the border, called the event horizon.
  11. Politics shmolitics on Democrats Defeat Online FOS Act · · Score: 1

    This is disgusting! Mods please RTFA before you allow these crap summaries to be posted.

  12. Re:RTFA on DOJ Wants ISPs to Retain All Customer Records · · Score: 1

    No, but if you read the article you'd see that now they want to have records of everyone for atleast 90 days. Not just if the government asks nicely to start monitoring someone.

  13. Speculation FTL on Google Scholar: Not Ready for Prime Time? · · Score: 1

    Will Google's overhyped offerings drive these superior services out of the market? Maybe its just me, but I think that this wild speculation in every single article is unnecessary.

  14. Re:No grey goo... on Nanotech Protests Begin · · Score: 2, Insightful

    Everyone else here seems to be missing the point. "Oh noes some environmentalists are protesting stuff. Idiots." When there very well could be a danger here. Molecule sized chemicals attached to my clothes could very well pose a health risk. Nobody knows because they haven't done substantial testing! I think thats what these protesters want more than anything. Proof that it is NOT dangerous.

  15. Re:Not fair... on Teacher Fired for P2P Lecture · · Score: 1

    There is a legal solution that benefits both users and the industry, its called Bittorrent.