User: Luuvitonen

Re:I have an idea

On: Linux in a Business - Got Root?

That's hardly "for your eyes only" ... actually not even close.

Re:Speed

On: A Look at Data Compression

3 hours 47 minutes with WinRK versus gzipping in 3 minutes 16 seconds. Is it really worth watching the progress bar for 200 megs smaller file?

Re:the old saying goes..

On: Two Open Document Standards Better Than One?

Or the other variation of that, "standards are great, there are so many to bastardize."

Fixd!

Re:I like the new graphic.

On: DMCA Abuse Widespread

Close. It's Constipational.

Re:Extra lives?

On: Handwriting Recognition on DS

Eh? Easy as http://db0.org/graffiti.png !

Re:Carbon Fiber?

On: New VAIOs Made of Carbon Fiber

fiber makes your bowels work faster too so it's kinda rule of the nature

Re:Where's the game?

On: Jack Thompson Calls Cops on Penny-Arcade

There supposedly was one GTA mod in http://hellfish.gtajunkies.com/Story.html, but the site is down ... no dns records or nothing.

Another text game can be found here: http://oghc.blogspot.com.nyud.net:8090/

In Soviet Russia ...

On: TiVo User's Fears Explored

... the flags are red.

Oh wait!

Re:Looks good...

On: Prototype Rollable Paper-like Display Ready Early

Yeah! Imagine a Beowulf cluster of these porno mags!

Re:Why are they called 'Creative?'

On: Creative Has MP3 Player Interface Patent

I, for one, welcome a nuclear annihilation before we get to that point.
That is if someone can afford the license fee for annihilation.

Re:white_space_patented?

On: Why Bill Gates Wants 3,000 New Patents

They added some Microsoft flavour in the patent, eh. If the user inserts enough space into a page, eventually some of the content on that page will be pushed off the bottom of the page and onto the top of the next page, clipped, or deleted. So let me get this straight. Eventually when enough space is inserted to push some content to the top of the next page our good old friend Clippy comes to ask if this is really intended?

Re:So much for viewing Sweden as progressive

On: Sweden Bans Copyrighted Downloading

From TFA:Prior to the law coming into force, Sweden was the only European nation that let people download copyrighted material for personal use.

In Finland it is still legal to copy/download copyrighted material for personal use.

I believe we live in Europe but it's not the only time we have been confused with Soviet Russia.