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  1. Resistence is Futile on Google Paying for Firefox Installs · · Score: 0

    Resistence is Futile!

  2. Re:What I want to know is on Yahoo Map Engineers Prank Google · · Score: 0

    cuz google support the penguins, and penguins love fish!!

    speculation at it's finest =)

  3. bittorrent on A Workable Downloadable Movies Business Model? · · Score: 0

    Bittorrent already works well, and is very economical.

  4. I'll hate on Microsoft Becomes Wembley Stadium's Backer · · Score: -1, Redundant

    I'll hate to see this statdium crash =/

    And when it does, can we then associate Microsoft w/ terrorism as opposed to Linux? /* Joke, just a joke */

  5. Re:Huh? on Google Declares War on Microsoft · · Score: 0

    google supplies the world with free wifi. Its all part of the toolbar.. all part of the tool bar m'friend.

  6. THats not geeky enough on Condensing Your Life on to a USB Flash Drive? · · Score: 0

    What members on slashdot will do is: build and deploy a satelite that cannot be GPS tracked to orbit around a random planet in another galaxy, with a 2^267709 bit encrypted drive storing the photos of their favourite pornstars.

    They will spam all Nigerians with their SSN / CC# and birthpapers.

  7. Re:Tablet PC? on Nokia delays Linux-based tablet · · Score: 0

    Only thing I can think of, is it being a fancy laptop for presentations at conferences. Other than that, the main feature which is to be able to free write, using the stylus pen, isnt all that precise when the software tries to interpret your handwriting. I think that the interpreting software should allow some training mechanism, being that everyone has different styles of writing.

    It would be soooo cool, if all my scribbles during lectures are readable in the future =).

  8. Re:Yeah, yeah on Google's Patents Reveal Strategy To Beat Microsoft · · Score: 0

    I actually rather have google maintain my data, and I encourage my friends to do the same.
    Back up on their end is reliable, as i would presume my data is redundantly backed up and maintained by a farm of system admins and decent hardware. This is cheap, and convenient for me and my friends, as we don't have to worry about the maintenance and reliablity of our computers as much as we would, if all our important data, such as assignment, projects, etc are stored on our computer. Ofcourse we could do back ups to CDs, flash drives, but that costs us money, and is not as really reliable, as I had a couple CDs ruined in through the summer.
    Privacy may be an issue when having these data stored under googles watch, but how private do you really think your data is, if you were running windows like most of my friends and I do, and don't have the time to stay on top of the malware watch, as this can sometimes be inconvenient.
    Also I think back in the days of centralized computing on supercomputers and mainframe were an issue because we werent, at the time, blessed with highspeed fiber optic lines like we are today, where latency is barely an issue when working on a remote server, somewhere.

  9. Re:and then... on Google's Patents Reveal Strategy To Beat Microsoft · · Score: 1

    bleh, and then all the google lovers will be too old to defend it =/

  10. Re:WiFi? What about newer.... on Google Plans to Offer Free WiFi in San Francisco · · Score: 0, Redundant

    omg slashbug! sorry about the double post !

  11. Re:WiFi? What about newer.... on Google Plans to Offer Free WiFi in San Francisco · · Score: -1, Redundant

    Would you rather have to upgrade yourself, or have a big company worry about this upgrade for you? =)

  12. Re:WiFi? What about newer.... on Google Plans to Offer Free WiFi in San Francisco · · Score: 1

    Would you rather have to do the upgrade yourself? Or have a big company do that upgrade for you? =)

  13. Re:Microsoft follows the money /PS3 problems as we on Blu-Ray Attacks Microsoft, Microsoft Bites Back · · Score: 1

    they can kick start xbox 361 based on the new drives. =)
    Imagine the amount of content that could now be packaged with games.

  14. except on Mobile Phone as Home Computer? · · Score: 1

    The regular grandma as a home user, is just as obsessed over the speed and performance of her computer as her teenage grandson playing HL2.

    In concept, the phones can do the work, but being accepted to do the work is another story.

  15. slashmelt the hijacked server on MethLabs Shuts out PeerGuardian · · Score: 1

    [methlab_member]: Wanna hijack my server?!?! well guess what, its gonna get slashmeleted!

  16. Clean UI on Google's Blog Search · · Score: 1

    Its the same UI on all their search technology... =)

  17. Re:Wrong Way on Plugin Lets Users Turn IE into Firefox · · Score: 1

    how about a firefox pluggin that supports the programming API as MSIE, so that MSIE specific sites could function under firefox as well. Thats what I need =)

  18. They already blew their chance on Microsoft to Launch "Skype Killer" · · Score: 2, Interesting

    MS already had a chance with netmeeting, but they blew it when they decided to hide netmeeting (activated by running "conf" at the run prompt) in attempts to push their non-standard protocol in msn messenger.

  19. Re:Ring on New Material Harder Than Diamond · · Score: 2, Funny

    Yep, the harder the rock, the harder the punch. Girls are so smart =), thats why we love em!

  20. Re:Secures computers need Windowsz 95 on Building Secure Computers? · · Score: 1

    And building it in compliance with Dungeons on Dragons!! More news for nerds!! =p

  21. FRAGGLE ROCK on Algae Can Carry Cargo · · Score: 1
  22. Re:Open Source + DRM on New Display Interface Standard in the Works · · Score: 2, Funny

    errk nevermind this, I thought vesa was OSS from it being an optional kernal module! Note to self: posting on /. the first thing after waking up, is not wise! Note to self: After posting that above Note_to_self, I should probably stay away from computers for a week.

  23. Open Source + DRM on New Display Interface Standard in the Works · · Score: 1

    When Open Source supports DRM?! Surely this a sign that the apocalypse is near

  24. Lesson on Russia's Biggest Spammer Brutally Murdered · · Score: 1

    And let this be a lesson to all spammers out there!!! if (login()) logout();

  25. Re:Hmm.... on Shrimp Bandages Clot Blood Faster · · Score: 2, Funny

    Yea at $100 4x4"? Thats quite a bit shellfish don't you think?