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  1. Re:Go Ahead on Apple Considering Switch Away From Intel For Macs · · Score: 1

    on the desktop? hardly

    if you want to do spreadsheets on your phone go ahead, the rest of us will laugh at you

  2. Re:While you are at it on Facebook Joins Linaro Linux-on-ARM Effort · · Score: 1

    also, the ARM patches to a few of the 2.6 kernels that use the MPU of certain ARM systems still is relying on a memory management/protection hardware

    no memory management/protection, no full Linux

  3. Re:While you are at it on Facebook Joins Linaro Linux-on-ARM Effort · · Score: 1

    there are the ARM patches to 2.6.14 t o 2.6.19 work on an MPU (Memory Protection Unit rather than MMU) of certain ARM systems

    so, you need something to manage memory
    and ucLinux is not Linux

  4. Re:While you are at it on Facebook Joins Linaro Linux-on-ARM Effort · · Score: 1

    ucLinux is not Linux

  5. Re:While you are at it on Facebook Joins Linaro Linux-on-ARM Effort · · Score: 2

    no, it has no MMU

  6. Re:Samba3 could fool XP on Ask Slashdot: Is Samba4 a Viable Alternative To Active Directory? · · Score: 1

    half hour of reading on web for basic domain authentication (two domains) and file sharing

  7. Re:hahahahahah on Ask Slashdot: Is Samba4 a Viable Alternative To Active Directory? · · Score: 4, Informative

    to do which functions and to scale to what size? login authentication for 100 users in a medium sized business works very well, the medical office management company I set up with vmware and linux servers (but windows desktops) has been working very well that way for 3 years already.....

  8. Re:Does Amazon know the tax laws for each state? on Amazon Charges Sales Tax On "Shipping and Handling" · · Score: 2

    not just state, but city, county, zone: you can buy web service or software to do this automatically, and the tables are updated monthly as part of subscription. such softwares have been around for decades and the web services since the late 90s.

  9. Re:There goes another "feature" on Boeing 787 Makes US Debut · · Score: 1

    you are more embarrased to have sex in front of "them" (assuming you are right) moreso than taking a shit or piss or jacking off? if you're going to be on camera in there may as well have some great fun....

  10. Re:Merchant Fees on Google Wallet May End Up Inside Your Actual Wallet · · Score: -1

    you are the ignorant one, that is indeed google's ultimate plan, to be in finance and banking while marketing the information (as do the credit card companies already)

  11. Re:Next step - this implanted and mandatory on Google Wallet May End Up Inside Your Actual Wallet · · Score: 1

    no, the next step is all-electronic money so the money cartels can take a little piece of each and every transaction, and the governmetn can shut off your ability to buy or sell or get paid on a whim, and can track your movements and habits for anything they deem "suspicious"

  12. Re:Around your ass... on Google Wallet May End Up Inside Your Actual Wallet · · Score: 1

    and you like a company such a Google having the record. Google, where you are the *product*, the advertisers are the customers.....

  13. Re:**YAWN** on Solar Panel Breaks "Third of a Sun" Efficiency Barrier · · Score: 1

    Yes, on the ground.

    The twin engnies of a 787 produce 36MW of power for 16 hour flight. Please let me know of your electrical source for the trip.

  14. Re:Additional Information on Solar Panel Breaks "Third of a Sun" Efficiency Barrier · · Score: 1

    I love how we bail out U.S. companies to set up profitable operations in other countries.

    then shills claim the loans "were mostly paid back" when the fact is securities were used that are fit for ass-wipe now.

    The USA has been bled dry over the decades by its own globalist mega-corporations, left without the means to produce real wealth.

  15. Re:Merchant Fees on Google Wallet May End Up Inside Your Actual Wallet · · Score: 2

    I see people with a large, interest heavy balance on their credit cards doing just that.

    We're basically talking about google becoming a credit card company, with all the historical cartel & usury evil attached.

  16. Re:cash on Google Wallet May End Up Inside Your Actual Wallet · · Score: 0

    meanwhile, those governments in asia with brains and long term thinking are stockpiling gold.

    with electronic chits (gamepoints, tokens) it is easier for mega-corporations to cut themselves "a piece of the action" on every transaction you make, or commit you to recurring payments that are very difficult to stop. with paper and coin chits that is somewhat harder to pull off unless one is the issuer. And in the realm of the phyical things with values, sure the prices rise and fall with markets, but note a gold coin from 1700 A.D. will get you much the same in dress clothing or staples today.

  17. Re:Our Dear Leader Is Happy Today on Linus Torvalds Tries KDE, Likes It So Far · · Score: 1

    yes it should, was updating my domain server to 5.2 while making the bad joke here

  18. Re:Our Dear Leader Is Happy Today on Linus Torvalds Tries KDE, Likes It So Far · · Score: 1

    OpenBSD is still my favorite server OS, was updating it while making my bad jokes here

    I wouldn't want Theo to change from being an asshole either, quality of his project would plummet.

  19. Re:Awesome on Boeing 787 Makes US Debut · · Score: 5, Insightful

    funny, I go with the lowest bidder for airlines based in other parts of the world and the food, beer & wine, entertainment and courteous service are included. the US airlines *could* do it if money-grubbing scum weren't allowed to get away with excessivly lining their own pockets

  20. Re:There goes another "feature" on Boeing 787 Makes US Debut · · Score: 1

    back when I was younger the in-flight entertainment was called "the mile-high club"

  21. Re:"looks a bit too cartoony"...."annoys the hell" on Linus Torvalds Tries KDE, Likes It So Far · · Score: 4, Informative

    switched? No, he is USING xfce. he posts "I'm trying out KDE after a long absense." that's called "giving it a whirl".

  22. "looks a bit too cartoony"...."annoys the hell"... on Linus Torvalds Tries KDE, Likes It So Far · · Score: 4, Insightful

    more accurate to say he liked the ability to configure every little thing, but has many gripes too about overall look & feel and defaults

    I'd say his post overall is why many people still go to things like xfce4, mate, cinnamon, LXDE, etc.

  23. Re:Our Dear Leader Is Happy Today on Linus Torvalds Tries KDE, Likes It So Far · · Score: 3, Funny

    You are speaking of a pagan religion. Those of us with the True Faith have received our OpenBSD 5.2 CDs and T-Shirt in the mail, and give thanks to our Lord Theo, even though he's a total prick.

  24. Re:Grammer... on Linus Torvalds Tries KDE, Likes It So Far · · Score: 3, Funny

    I'm sorry for you, The Urban Dictionary is actually available free online.

  25. Re:An Intrinisic Ultimatum on ITER Fusion Project Struggles To Put the Pieces Together · · Score: 1

    the money wasted on ITER could pave over square miles of desert with solar cells and provide actual fusion-based power.