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  1. Re:Please read this on The Windows 8 Power Struggle: Metro Vs Desktop · · Score: 1

    Because the tiny blob happens to fit nicely on a 1024x768 screen, which is still a common resolution. It also happens that most people have a lot of trouble reading slashdot style paragraphs that stretch without any breaks.

  2. Re:You can have my PC on 'Of Course We Are In a Post-PC World,' Says Ray Ozzie · · Score: 1

    Cut the FUD. No money was donated, only software. The same software they give to every other non profit organization. Microsoft has a pro-science stance on the issue.

  3. Re:A Brave New World on 'Of Course We Are In a Post-PC World,' Says Ray Ozzie · · Score: 5, Funny

    I really did not want the image of a slashdotter showering with his keyboard. I am now forever scarred. I hope you are happy.

  4. Re:If you really need a 4:3 monitor... on 'Of Course We Are In a Post-PC World,' Says Ray Ozzie · · Score: 1

    1. Take a standard 1080p monitor and flip it to portrait mode.
    2. Send a cheque for the amount you saved to me.
    3. Profit!

  5. Re:What dumb-speak sounds like: on 'Of Course We Are In a Post-PC World,' Says Ray Ozzie · · Score: 1

    To be fair, Ray Ozzie left Microsoft late 2010. He is working on a start up now.

  6. Re:You can have my PC on 'Of Course We Are In a Post-PC World,' Says Ray Ozzie · · Score: 1
    Did you not read the summary?

    That doesn't mean the PC dies, that just means that the scenarios that we use them in, we stop referring to them as PCs, we refer to them as other things.

  7. Re:Solution to Win8 suckitude on For Windows 8 Users, Stardock Revives the Start Menu · · Score: 1

    I will agree with you if you fix some of these bugs I'm having with this Linux 2.2 kernel.

  8. Re:It's??? on Large Solar Flare To Glance Off Earth · · Score: 0

    My pet peeve is when people confuse equality and equivalence.

  9. Some background on Google Unifies Media, Apps Into Google Play · · Score: 4, Informative

    It's worth pointing out that all of this functionality is already available. There is nothing new here except the name and an icon. Not even an interface change. Much ado about nothing.

  10. Re:Mac Pro on Intel Releases Sandy Bridge-based Xeon E5 Series · · Score: 1

    If you are concerned with computation time or cost you probably shouldn't be using a Mac.

  11. Re:Mac Pro on Intel Releases Sandy Bridge-based Xeon E5 Series · · Score: 2

    Agreed. I need to be able to add another $5000 onto my absurdly expensive desktop.

  12. Re:The article writer is a deaf idiot on Why Distributing Music As 24-bit/192kHz Downloads Is Pointless · · Score: 1

    Yeah great let's crank it up so we can hear the glorious audiodouche quality for about 20 minutes before our ears start bleeding. What a fantastic idea.

  13. Re:The article writer is a deaf idiot on Why Distributing Music As 24-bit/192kHz Downloads Is Pointless · · Score: 1

    Really? Because I'm pretty sure I stated upfront what evidence I would need to be convinced. I don't think it's unreasonable either. I've never ended a conversation with a statement like that because the evidence is never presented and instead I get lame descriptions and obvious confirmation bias. Don't let that get in the way of your trolling though.

  14. Re:The article writer is a deaf idiot on Why Distributing Music As 24-bit/192kHz Downloads Is Pointless · · Score: 1

    Careful with that strawman. I never asked for a description of the difference, or if other people can hear a difference. I asked for any indication that the GP can tell a difference and isn't simply talking out of his ass.

  15. Re:The article writer is a deaf idiot on Why Distributing Music As 24-bit/192kHz Downloads Is Pointless · · Score: 1

    I contend that such tests are an indictment of blind listening tests in general

    I stopped reading after that sentence and the seemingly endless stream of strawman arguments. The guy is a pontificating moron who wouldn't know good science if it bit him in the ass.

  16. Re:The article writer is a deaf idiot on Why Distributing Music As 24-bit/192kHz Downloads Is Pointless · · Score: 1

    No, they don't.

  17. Re:The article writer is a deaf idiot on Why Distributing Music As 24-bit/192kHz Downloads Is Pointless · · Score: 4, Insightful

    1. Find post asking for results of a properly conducted double blind test.
    2. Ramble on about your various stereo equipment for a couple paragraphs, show a complete ignorance of confirmation bias.
    3. Completely fail to provide the requested evidence, wasting every ones time.
    4. ???
    5. Profit!

  18. Re:The article writer is a deaf idiot on Why Distributing Music As 24-bit/192kHz Downloads Is Pointless · · Score: 3, Informative

    I don't care how highly you think of yourself, until you show me some data you are a worthless troll.

  19. Re:The article writer is a deaf idiot on Why Distributing Music As 24-bit/192kHz Downloads Is Pointless · · Score: 4, Insightful

    Double blind test or gtfo. The peer reviewed research says you can't hear it. Talk is cheap, show us some data.

  20. Re:The article writer is a deaf idiot on Why Distributing Music As 24-bit/192kHz Downloads Is Pointless · · Score: 4, Insightful

    Did you listen to it double blinded? No? Then I don't care what your confirmation bias tells you that you heard. The difference is beyond your ability to hear, but not beyond your ability to deceive yourself into believing what you want to believe.

  21. Re:The article writer is a deaf idiot on Why Distributing Music As 24-bit/192kHz Downloads Is Pointless · · Score: 4, Insightful

    Double blind test results or I will continue to believe that you are suffering from Illusory superiority.

  22. Re:Hacked vs Cracked on GitHub Hacked · · Score: 1
  23. Re:Get over it already on Ask Slashdot: Life After Firefox 3.6.x? · · Score: 1

    Software is written by people, people make mistakes, software contains mistakes. It really is that simple. By the sounds of it you have some magical development process which stops people from making mistakes. Please elaborate.

  24. Re:Get over it already on Ask Slashdot: Life After Firefox 3.6.x? · · Score: 1

    Browser exploits don't work the way you seem to think they work. A browser is a client, not a server.

  25. Re:WinXP/32 is still the norm on Ask Slashdot: Life After Firefox 3.6.x? · · Score: 1

    XP/32 is still the most used OS on the planet

    Nope.