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  1. ignorant bastards! on Mafia Sinks Ships Containing Toxic Waste · · Score: 3, Insightful

    i hope they soon realize the next time they order fish in a restaurant that the fish comes from the same ocean that they sunk those ships, all that water circulates so pollution one part of the ocean gets around to the rest...

  2. Re:Taken with a grain of salt on Netbooks Have a Huge Impact On the PC Industry · · Score: 1

    dude, you can get a used but decent laptop on craigslist for around 100 to 200 bucks, any more than that you might as well buy a new one (with included warranty)...

  3. Re:It's fairly obvious why they are so successful. on Netbooks Have a Huge Impact On the PC Industry · · Score: 2, Informative

    if watching porn is all a customer wants then even a netbook is not necessary, just get one of those portable DVD players.

    i think netbooks fill a niche, for those that want to read a website's text and don't want all the high end audio/video media, like slashdot or other websites with news and information, plus netbooks are good for email & basic office tools (school & work environment). it dont take 3D accelerated graphics to read text but most all high resolution video (and games) require a good quality video card and driver along with some decent screen realestate...

  4. Re:Get rid of Economic Man on Incorporating Human Behavior Into Wall Street Mathematical Models · · Score: 1
  5. still 85% are offered full-time jobs on Microsoft Interns Still Feel the Love · · Score: 1

    looks like microsoft has a high turnover rate, could be a lot of employees walk off the job later and microsoft has to keep fresh faces coming in to replace them...

  6. Re:Thanks on Greg Kroah-Hartman Gripes About Microsoft's Linux Contribution; MS Renews Effort · · Score: 2, Interesting

    yup, that is why I would dump this code microsoft donated in to the trash = not even include it in the kernel, and just leave it up to microsoft to to offer it as a third party patch.

  7. Re:Do I smell a lawsuit? on Parental Control Software Datamines Kids' Online Conversations · · Score: 1

    i guess everyone will have to hire a lawyer before they install any software, its a shame that lengthy and complicated wording in EULAs are used to hide intrusive spyware & malware and just plain malicious behavior, i hope EULAs like that NEVER stand up in court

  8. lynx is a unix web browser on Meet Uzbl — a Web Browser With the Unix Philosophy · · Score: 1
  9. Re:Sign me up... on Microsoft Attacks Linux With Retail-Training Talking Points · · Score: 1

    bestbuy employees are like Jehovahs Witnesses or Mormons, or Amway salesmen, its more of a cult than an a place of employment...

  10. this is going to be fun on Microsoft Attacks Linux With Retail-Training Talking Points · · Score: 2, Funny

    i am going to go in to bestbuy every week and wear down the employees with every talking point i can muster showing Linux is better, they will be running to mcdonalds asking for employment applications after i get done with them.

  11. now anyone can be on Augmented Reality In a Contact Lens · · Score: 2, Funny

    The girl (or boy) with kaleidoscope eyes.

  12. Re:Opportunity! on Military To Spend $42M To Build Advanced Network Control · · Score: 4, Funny

    if the US Gov gets any more czars this place is going to start looking like Russia before the soviet era, it could be a government plot to make post soviet Russia jealous.

  13. Sounds like a workaround on Military To Spend $42M To Build Advanced Network Control · · Score: 3, Insightful

    to move net neutrality to /dev/null

  14. Re:Not necessarily on British Company Takes Lead To Stop Asteroids · · Score: 4, Interesting

    2036 is awfully close to the end of UNIX time, maybe it is a prophecy of the end ;-]

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Year_2038_problem

  15. Re:Hardware on AMD Packs Six-Core Opteron Inside 40 Watts · · Score: 1

    whatever you install it in, it becomes the toaster

  16. only one solution on Laughing Gas Is Major Threat To Ozone Layer · · Score: 2, Funny

    we must attach bottles of nitrous oxide to our automobiles and burn it up ASAP!

  17. Hey James Murdoch on James Murdoch Criticizes BBC For Providing "Free News" · · Score: 1

    i hope you fall off your fat wallet and break your freakin' neck you rich bastard, and i hope the BBC, NPR, AP & UPI gives you nightmares...

  18. it is too late on Microsoft Holding 'Screw Google' Meetings In DC · · Score: 3, Funny

    microsoft not only has dominance on the desktop & laptops, they also have damn near 100% market share in the EVIL department too.

  19. what about on Court of Appeals Rejects FCC's Cable Subscriber Cap · · Score: 3, Insightful

    when cable broadband oversells their service and they have more customers than their system can handle? i guess they can do that all they want now?

    well look at the bright side of this economic recession = less people can afford broadband internet so there is more broadband to go around.

  20. Re:Backwards on Emergency Government Control of the Internet? · · Score: 1

    from what i heard on the radio this morning North Korea's counterfeiting of US currency is a much bigger threat, if i was president i would have already bombed anything bigger than a box of pencils over there, just search for "North Korean Supernotes" and there is plenty of news about it...

  21. Re:Overweight on Slackware 13.0 Released · · Score: 1

    as a long time Slackware user (since 8.0) I have to agree, I watched Slackware go from a single CD distro to the bloated mess it is now, xorg is a damn mess (blame that on xorg developers), kde-4.x is a really buggy mess (blame that on kde developers), I think 12.2 will be my last Slackware, I am going to switch to Crux Linux, I would rather start with a minimal installation and build up from there, i am sure if i installed Slackware without X & kde it would run fine, then there is the job of sorting out all the crap in /l that are no longer required since there will be no X, Crux makes that easier...

    Pat V. is a great assembler of packages in to a distro but I think more work should go in to the install CD/DVD directories separating the /l dir in to several dirs so you dont have libraries only needed for kde in there too (put them in /kde), same with gtk only libraries (make a new /gtk directory), it is like a huge tub of fish and not everyone likes or wants all the fish in there.

    I will say in the ten years of using Linux Slackware is most definitely one of the better distros out there.

  22. do the watermelong crawl on Watermelon Juice Makes Great Biofuel · · Score: 2, Informative
  23. mac address whitelist filters? on WPA Encryption Cracked In 60 Seconds · · Score: 0

    or an even more advanced hardware signature for wifi authentication? something has to be done because wpa/tkip & wpa2/aes are fast becoming insecure

  24. Re:It's Netscape VS MS Again.. on TiVo Relaunching As a Patent Troll? · · Score: 1

    or...

    build a desktop system with a couple of terabytes of disk space & Linux & MythTV

  25. Re:And we should attack the FSF... on FSF Attacks Windows 7's "Sins" In New Campaign · · Score: 3, Insightful

    i just hope microsoft does not patent the spreading of FUD, just think of the implications of that, TV & radio advertising would never be the same