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  1. Never Fails on USB Implementers Forum Won't Play Nice With Open Hardware · · Score: 1

    The Streisand effect...

  2. Re:Underestimation? on BSA Claims Half of PC Users Are Pirates · · Score: 4, Interesting

    I almost agree... I dual boot win7 and Ubuntu and there is still no comparison. I get more work done while in win7...as soon as (insert your fav brand of Linux) can properly install my video, network, sound drivers without a glitch... I'm all there... as for pirating... Give me what I want to watch...when I want to watch it, otherwise...your business model sucks...

  3. Re:Scanning versus storage on DEA Wants To Install License Plate Scanners and Retain Data for Two Years · · Score: 1
  4. National ID Cards on U.S. National Identity Cards All But Law · · Score: 2, Interesting

    I'm one of the older /.'s that hardly post. I'm, appalled that the government that we elected is willing/going to ignore our constitutional right to privacy just to justify their short comings. Bush F***ed up and took our sons and daughters into a war that we should not be in. I know that my Karma will go down for posting this but... His(Bush) reason for invading Iraq was to rid them of MWD(Mass weapons of destructions) and therefore protecting us Americans from some sort of world domination scheme that... If you stand back and take an open minded look at the entire situation(Bush's Iraq War / Why are we targets for terrorists(Google It)) you might... and I say might...see how the USA is becoming exactly what we are at war for. Ok The Senate passes a bill... A bullshit bill... Do we have the same rights as we had before 9/11? Just because we have a shitty President does that mean that we have to rewrite the constitution? BTW Yes I'm one of the older /.'s and I live on Social Security and No... I do not want my right to privacy to be violated... The United States Of ... What Now?