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  1. ACcidental on Xooglers - Google Discussed by Ex-Googlers · · Score: 0, Flamebait

    Ooooh dont you just love reading about someone accidentally pressing the wrong send button....

    God I hate blogs. Most of the time they are mindless rants frome someone insignificant.

    And how exactly is this news?

  2. Jealousy on The World of Competitive Gaming · · Score: 1, Insightful

    Ok I admit it is a bit sad making a living from playing games, but if you could do it im sure you would, i know i would! it must beat working in IT support...

  3. Re:getting ridiculous on New Lemur Species Named After John Cleese · · Score: 1

    Only by one point according to http://diggvsdot.com/

  4. Conveniently forgotten on How Long to Crack an 'Encrypted' HD? · · Score: 2, Informative

    This 90 day clause is the only part any one is interested in! I too thought 90 days was a bit much until I heard that EVERY 7 days the suspect is brought before a magistrate and the case for detention is reviewed

    It seems that this fine point has been ignored??

  5. Re:They're really going to hate it when... on Police Need 90 Days To Crack Hard Drives · · Score: 1

    I agree, but most torture portrayed on TV is carried out on people who do have info to loose!

  6. Re:Google (tm) Air on Google Desktop 2 Live · · Score: 1

    They are displaying bully-boy tactics towards a UK firm who have actually just recently successfully prevented Google from using gmail as an email address as it is Gmail's registered name.

    http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/4354954.stm/

    I Like Google and if it this were M$ they probably wouldt have stopped at this point!

  7. recruiting on Microsoft Loses Two Key Executives · · Score: 1

    I wonder if Google are recruiting? I believe Google is a popular destination for ex-m$ One of them can help deliver their google web hosted solutions and the other can help with their search facility.

  8. Dying of heat on Price of Power in a Data Center · · Score: 1

    Perhaps some planning needs to go into the building and location of these centres. Use the heat dissipation in a secondary system, place the actual building in a cooler climate or in a north facing direction etc, etc. These may be small things but when running huge systems it all adds up. The place i work has its servers and coms equipment located in a porta-cabin! Boy does it get hot.

  9. Re:WOOWHOO! on Microsoft Takes Aim At Google · · Score: 1

    ADverts are irrelevant. The adverts on Google are not invasive in any way, infact I hardly even notice they are there and when I do they somethimes give me what I am looking for

    Google = good, M$ = bad, M$ search will never outrank Google, and even if it did I and probably many others would never use it even if it were better!

    As long as a simple white box comes up with a topical picture over it when i hit the home button, Im happy

  10. Re:How does this compare? on How Darwin Managed His Inbox · · Score: 2, Funny

    Perhaps one of them actually invented the first forms of bayesian filtering but the article forgot to mention it?

  11. haha! on Microsoft To Enter Hosting Business · · Score: 0, Flamebait

    What about confidentiality, and security? would you trust MS to host your OS/office functions?

  12. Re:Mods are on crack. on Canon's Fuel Cell May Drive Portable Gear · · Score: 1

    It would be great when my desktop pc is powered by a fuel cell which produces the water that acts as a cpu coolant

  13. Re:Firefox fans ... celebrate 100 million download on Slashback: OpenDocuments, RFID Passports, Firefox Celebration · · Score: 3, Insightful

    This may sound dumb but....

    If you assume that this happens with all software, then you just have to assume total downloads is an arbitary figure and use it to compare with other downloads?

  14. Its good to know on Fighting FUD with Humor · · Score: 1

    Its good to know I am not the only stupid one here!

    It is difficult to break away from M$. I have known winslows all my computing life. About 5 years ago when I picked up my first distro I have tried my hardest to ditch winblows and move to Linux, but I cant, there is always one niggling little thing that turns me away. If it isn't the mouse wheel that I cant get to work its something else, and its frustrating.

    Everyone is supposed to be nice in the open source community and on IRC etc, but when you present a problem the replies are far from helpful. What some people don't seem to realise is that someone with less knowledge may find it difficult (especially when they are normally able to do almost anything on a windows pc). And Yes I have RTFM.

    Its only a matter of time before these things get ironed out (and I get more competent) and then I will be able to make my switch, but until them I am stuck with this

  15. Re:Ha Ha Adobe! on Office 12 to Include Native PDF Support · · Score: 1

    goto http://www.oldversion.com/ and get adobe reader 4 (i use 5) it is a lot lighter and it never asks for downloads or searches for newer versions etc etc

  16. Re:And another change in marching orders: on Performance of 64-bit vs. 32-bit Windows Dual Core · · Score: 1
    remember the 2 quote s that bill did not say
    "640K ought to be enough for anybody." and "No one will need more than 637 kb of memory for a personal computer."
  17. Re:It's not built into the kitchen... on Mac mini Built Into Wall · · Score: 1

    I would like to see one built into the microwave door so when your cooking something out of a packet you could have a screensaver display something real nice!

  18. FF Simplicity vs M$ Complexity on Internet Explorer 7 To Be XP Only · · Score: 1

    IE6 is around 60MB will IE7 be 70MB or 700MB? FF is around 5MB, even though FF is smaller it still outweighs IE in features. I certainly dont want to clutter my pc up with 55MB wasted programing!

  19. Re:Not worth it. on Build Your Own Solar Powered Hotspot · · Score: 1

    In this day and age you are more likely to be arrested for looking like a suicide bomber.