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  1. Why are we still getting Vista stories? on Windows Vista 5342 Screenshots · · Score: 1

    My machine loads Half-Life 2 faster than Vista. Enough said.

  2. There was a point in all that babble? on Ubuntu, Macintosh and Windows XP · · Score: 2, Insightful

    A collection of sentences, some of which express something tangible.

  3. Re:Poorly researched, poorly argued on SCOTUS To Hear Patentable Thought Case · · Score: 2, Insightful

    Whether a patent has clinical value, or whether anyone has managed to act on a patent is besides (way off in another universe, actually) the point. The mind reels at the possibility that something as fundamental as a genome or a biochemical mechanism can be owned. (Patent) lawyers have managed to drive common sense into extinction.

  4. Re:Because installing/configuring Linux still suck on Breaking Down Barriers to Linux Desktop Adoption · · Score: 2, Funny

    And people wonder why Linux gets such high uptime.

  5. Re:lose lose on Switching to Windows, Not as Easy as You Think · · Score: 1

    The big gripe isn't with prepackaging, it's with the prepackaging's tendency to aggressively exclude other choices.

  6. Whoa! on Ham Hears Mars Orbiter 45 Million Miles From Earth · · Score: 2, Funny

    Pigs' hearing is *that* good?

  7. They're selling cars on Steam now? on Steam Hybrid Car from BMW · · Score: 1

    Oh. Hey, look over there! Something shiny!

  8. France hostile to open source software. on France Hostile To Open Source Software? · · Score: 1

    Hey, at least one can't claim that open source is communism anymore!

  9. Re:Soon to be released.... on The Mother of All CPU Charts · · Score: 1

    Don't laugh, I overclocked my Athlon to heat this room.

  10. Re:I'm too stoopid to learn Kompyooters huh huh hu on Computer Jargon Too Difficult for Office Workers · · Score: 1

    On the contrary, people who have no business using computers should accept that fact, and not try and follow the fad just beccause it makes them look cool. A clueless person using the Internet is a prime target for viruses and phishing. A person who's educated will know better than to open that friendly-looking I love you.exe attachment, or than to buy into a phishing scam. Thing is, most of those who use the Internet because it makes them look cool don't bother getting educated.

    [Insert obligatory "this is my first /. post" here]