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  1. Re:I am extremely confused. on FISA Court Sides With ACLU Against Administration · · Score: 0

    I am sorry you joined the ACLU. That is a socialist organization and has nothing to do with what those 4 letters in their name stand for.

  2. It doesn't and shouldn't matter... on Putting Anti-Evolution Candidates On the Spot · · Score: 0

    Are you saying that Washington or Jefferson were bad presidents because they believed in creationism? There are many past presidents who didn't believe in the THEORY of evolution and they were very good presidents. The question shouldn't be asked and it isn't relevent. The fact that YOU want to ask it tells me that YOU are intolerant of other peoples beliefs.

  3. Re:what I wonder is if they are using .... on MySQL Ends Enterprise Server Source Tarballs · · Score: 0

    "the community version as a test bed for the enterprise version, which in that case it becomes clear that there is an imbalance or dismissal of the value of the community users, an abuse if you will." What a load of crap that is. There is no "abuse" there. That is business and that is perfectly in line with the GPL.

  4. Re:In related news on MySQL Ends Enterprise Server Source Tarballs · · Score: 0

    No you can't and that is just a stupid argument on your part.

  5. Before the liberals scream foul... on Bush Commutes Libby's Sentence · · Score: 1, Insightful

    Clinton pardoned FAR worse people than Scooter. By a long shot.

  6. A series of unfortunate events... on GPL Code Found In OpenBSD Wireless Driver · · Score: 0

    1 - The code was committed (and I believe without malice)
    2 - The GPL folks broadcast an email
    3 - The OBSD folks get pissed
    4 - Flame wars galore
    5 - Dogs and cats living together!
    6 - The whole community now looks at the whole thing and shakes their heads in wonderment

    This is *not* the way open source is supposed to work.

  7. Re:I hate Star Wars on Serenity Trounces Star Wars · · Score: 0

    I have to disagree here. It is hardly talked about now.

  8. Re:Dear CRTC on Canadian Broadcasters Seek New Internet Regulation · · Score: 0

    The "transport" is what makes it not television or radio.

  9. Re:In unrelated news... on 48% of Americans Reject Evolution · · Score: 0

    Some of the greatest scientists in the history of mankind were religious.

    If by evolution you mean micro-evolution. Yup I believe that. If you mean macro-evolution, then nope I don't and there is zero proof of it. Most people throw evolution out there with no understanding of the differences between the two. Do I believe that I got here from the goo through the zoo? Nope, even if the universe were trillions of years old science won't and doesn't support that.

  10. Re:Good luck. on FSF Releases Third Draft of GPLv3 · · Score: 0

    Oh right...and you think the community is going to do that? That is a pie in the sky hope. If GNU stuff goes GPL3 and then everything that touches it has to go GPL3 then the community will just fork off the GPL2 versions and continue going with the Linux kernel under GPL2 and userland still under GPL2.

    Good luck with that...

  11. Re:oh come on, you're not even trying now on Minimal Perl for Unix and Linux People · · Score: 0

    Perl has the DBI...it is awesome. Perl has the CPAN...it is awesome. Perl has great web frameworks at all levels. When I need to get stuff done I fall back to Perl because Python and Ruby just don't have it. Want to pull data out of a DB and put it into an Excel spreadsheet? Spreadsheet::WriteExcel + DBI + DB rocks! The other languages languish on stuff like this but CPAN is monstrously useful. If you are arguing Perl is hard to read it is because of the PROGRAMMER and not the language and most people are only arguing over what they remember about Perl 4.X which is YEARS old. Perl 5.6+ is awesome. The only thing I don't like about Perl is its OO system. That is crap but workable.

  12. Re:Want unicode? Try tcl on Minimal Perl for Unix and Linux People · · Score: 0

    You obviously do not know what you are talking about. Tcl is one of the most flexible languages out there. The incorrect facts you are spewing tell me that you haven't even looked at it in years. The 8.X series is fast and stable. The code for Tcl itself gets praises from anyone who has ever looked at it. Tcl 8.5 is going to have an OO core so that the current OO frameworks (Snit, XOTcl, etc.) have even better access to the Tcl internals. Tk itself is going through a revision that will add native look and feel to Tk anywhere Tk runs. i18n? Tcl has it and has it right. Threads? Tcl has had them and has them right. You can use Tcl for *anything* that you use the other dynamic languages for period. Does Tcl have its own warts? Yes, but so do all the others. I have to say also that the Tcl community is the most friendly of ALL the major ones I have watched and/or been involved with.

    You are in the same league as those who spew the same crap against Perl thinking Perl is still in its 4.X days.

    So please, pull your head out of the past.

  13. Just use Java... on Visual Basic on GNU/Linux · · Score: 0

    That was one of the reasons they GPL'd it. So the Linux folks could use it without worry.

  14. Remember the Alamo?! on XM And SIRIUS Radio Merging · · Score: 0

    I mean the FCC of course. I wonder if they will stop it.

  15. Re:Virtual Violence vs Actual Violence on FCC Report - TV Violence Should be Regulated · · Score: 0

    The bigger problem is you "like violence" virtual or otherwise.

  16. Re:ironic on Microsoft Not Dropping Hotmail Name · · Score: 0

    Apple already did this with .MAC...way to go Microsoft! That last bit was sarcasm.

  17. Re:Who The Hell Still Uses Perl? on XML::Simple for Perl Developers · · Score: -1, Flamebait

    About 1000 times more people than use Haskell? And that is probably a LOW estimate.

  18. Yes but... on The Privacy Candidate · · Score: 0

    I do not believe for a nano second that Hillary Clinton means that. She might want YOU to believe that so that you will VOTE for her.

  19. Re:Why the propensity to acronyms genetic? on Apple Responds to MOAB · · Score: 0

    FIIK

  20. Re:We don't have 'cops', we have 'police officers' on British Cops Hack Into Government Computers · · Score: 0

    Riiight. I am sure that is going to happen. Not.

  21. Re:Warning:This post shouldn't be taken too seriou on Bill to Treat Bloggers as Lobbyists Defeated · · Score: 0

    I realize it. I hope the spanking they got makes them think a little different. I do find it "funny" that a lot of the stuff the Dems are proposing are bad and they have already flunked out on their promises.

  22. Re:Just like Windows... on x86 Linux Flash Player 9 is Final · · Score: 0

    And that attitude is why Linux will NEVER be mainstream.

  23. Fools! on Zune Sales Continue to Weaken · · Score: 0

    It is all in the Microsoft plan to dominate! They are making you think that it isn't selling. Those evil marketing geniuses!!

  24. ZFS would be cool on ZFS Shows Up in New Leopard Build · · Score: 0

    I hope they make it a default.

  25. Re:What's a "progressive Christian"? on Wal-Mart Asked to Drop Christian Video Game · · Score: 0

    That is correct. The problem is most Christians have their focus wrong. They are to hate the sin and not the sinner. Homosexual sex is a sin as is ANY sex outside of marriage. God has very strong words in the Bible against the act of homosexuality but as Christians we are still to witness to them. We do not have to agree with or condone what they do but we are called to have compassion for the lost regardless of the sin. Homosexuality happens to be one of those topics that produces very strong reactions in people probably because most people (even unsaved ones) see that act as being un-natural.