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  1. Re:Oh ya! on Microsoft Hopes Prizes Will Attract New Searchers · · Score: 1

    Flash apps connect to remote servers by sending a GET or POST request to external web pages. So all you would have to do is find out what it is requesting and then it would be easy.

  2. Re:Search engines searching search engines on Microsoft Hopes Prizes Will Attract New Searchers · · Score: 2, Informative

    Most search engines have in their robots.txt to disallow their results page (including google and msn search). So if the search engine follows the robots.txt file then this wouldn't happen.

  3. Re:Government on Why The Net Should Stay Neutral · · Score: 1

    The government should have no control over the internet.

    Because we all know what happens when the government doesn't regulate a market, a company like Micro-soft comes and takes it over and everyone (including the government) is at their mercy.

    If anyone should have any control I would hope it would the the universities atlest.

    Universities are heavily funded by the government, so it is essentially the same as the government controlling it.

  4. Re:but... on Possible Breakthrough for AIDS Cure · · Score: 1

    try logging in saying that.

  5. Re:The Moon - A rediculous Republican Myth on Should We Land on the Moon's Poles or Equator? · · Score: 1

    It is infact a joke. After checking the parent's history it has been posted before, check http://slashdot.org/comments.pl?sid=172442&cid=143 59638

  6. Re:The Moon - A rediculous Republican Myth on Should We Land on the Moon's Poles or Equator? · · Score: 1

    I should have figured out it was a joke myself, I just take /. posts to allways be informative

    btw he has posted this before http://slashdot.org/comments.pl?sid=172442&cid=143 59638

  7. Re:The Moon - A rediculous Republican Myth on Should We Land on the Moon's Poles or Equator? · · Score: 1

    Despite what the revisionist historians tell you, there is no mention of the "Moon" anywhere in literature or historical documents -- anywhere -- before 1980.

    Is your whole post a joke? And if you think that the moon hasn't been mentioned before the 80's then you need to become a little more educated on mythology. Oh wait I forgot that is just an elaborate ploy by the government to.

    Infact disregard my whole post, I am just another secret agent working for the government.

  8. Re:Great Slashdot grammar, as usual on 30th Anniversary of Gates' Letter to HCC · · Score: 0, Flamebait

    Don't correct people, unless you know what the hell you are talking about.

    That was the point I was trying to make to the parent, of the other post I created. It appears that you also missed a comma in the above quote, I took the liberty of adding it.

    And, by the way, I think "slashdot" is spelled with an "sl", not an "sh".

    Actually, I believe it would be:

    And, by the way, I think "slashdot" is spelled with a "sl", not a "sh".

    Note the proper usage of 'a' instead of 'an', because the quoted text started with a consonant, not a vowel.

  9. Re:streaming is so 1997 on Low Cost Webcast Optimizations? · · Score: 5, Informative

    It all depends on who the target is. If this is targeted to the average person, I doubt they would know what a torrent is, or want to spend the extra 5 seconds to figure out how to download the file. Plus more and more people are behind firewalls and routers, and I don't think the average person would open (or know how to open) the correct ports to seed. So if this site is for the average computer illiterate person I doubt using a torrent as a solution would be much more benefitial.

    People like the simplicity of just clicking a link and the video poping up and streaming in media player, no download overhead eather.

  10. Re:Great Shashdot grammar, as usual on 30th Anniversary of Gates' Letter to HCC · · Score: 2, Informative

    No, it is actually Gates'

    In reply to the grand parent post it is actually a spelling mistake not a grammer mistake

    ;-)

  11. Re:You owe me! on 30th Anniversary of Gates' Letter to HCC · · Score: 1

    There you have Bill Gates's basic view of the world: "I've done all this work and you owe me." Maybe he still thinks that way; I've never met him so I dunno.

    uhmmm... hello who doesn't think that way? For most people the point of having a job is to make money. Most don't have the resources to spend their time working without compensation. Ofcourse billy g has made millions of times more than his investment, but that is because of him running everyone else out of the market and no regulation from the government. The idea I'm getting to though is that people don't work for free.

  12. Re:... says the guy who stole gobs of PDP-10 time on 30th Anniversary of Gates' Letter to HCC · · Score: 1

    ...since copying costs nobody anything.

    argh, again with typical /. excuse for stealing software. It doesn't cost them anything besides the annual salaries, time, office rental, etc (just small things that can add up to hundreds of thousands of dollars!), but they are still infact losing potential sales. For example how would you like it if you made your living as an architect and someone stole your blue prints, and then told you "well it isn't costing you anything"?

  13. Re:So, they're surrendering in the fight against P on France Moving Forward on Legalized P2P · · Score: 1

    Don't most people feel that way? Judging by the amount of traffic tickets given out and the amount of people that pass me on the highway, I'd imagine they do.

    Ofcourse, I don't know of anyone who doesn't. But we all have to live in cooperation even if we don't agree. Allthough I'm not saying everyone should blindly accept laws.

  14. Re:So, they're surrendering in the fight against P on France Moving Forward on Legalized P2P · · Score: 1

    but then we'd have to ask ourselves what's so bad about making a copy of a car if the owner still gets to keep the original.

    So from your line of thinking, I could could 'borrow' a draft of 'car x' from a company and start producing that car myself? What would be the point of ever creating a new idea when you can just steal others?

  15. Re:So, they're surrendering in the fight against P on France Moving Forward on Legalized P2P · · Score: 1

    Of course everyone at slashdot will. Most slashdotters feel that if they don't agree to the law then they don't have to follow it, now they don't have to feel guilty! go France! Is stealing physical property going to be legalized next?

  16. Re:Oh yeah, Stallman is a real tyrant... on Torvalds Explains Dislike For GPLv3 · · Score: 1

    Linus doesn't want to use it, fine.

    As it has been said many times before, it doesn't really matter what he thinks of the liscense. Linux will allways be GPL v2 and there is not much he can do to change that (even if he wanted to). So I am not sure why anyone even cares about his opinion on this, I certaninly don't.

  17. Re:Russians eh? on WMF Exploit Sold Underground for $4,000 · · Score: 3, Insightful

    how many times will 'jokes' like this be modded funny?

  18. Re:Global Warming backed by poor science on 2005 Was the Hottest Year on Record · · Score: 1

    Thus we've been keeping the climate comfortable for ourselves by merely existing.

    That's a bold statement. The planet may become colder, but from the destruction of the atmosphere we will all slowly be backed into a radioactive crisp

    why do people keep modding posts like the parent troll? if you don't agree with something it doesn't mean it is a troll, it just means you are closed minded for thinking that.

  19. Re:Yay, China is in on it... on Google's Anti-Spyware Project · · Score: 0, Troll

    considering the Chinese learn engrish about as well as our Indian friends...

    i'm glad you know what you are talking about.