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  1. Re:Surely the most-linked-to article on WP is... on Six Degrees of Wikipedia · · Score: 1
  2. Re:Very professional move on Large Web Host Urges Customers to Use Gmail · · Score: 0, Offtopic

    I don't eat at gas stations, even though driving across country often involves feeding myself as well as my car.
    I do eat at Gas Stations, I eat Burritos. That way both me and my car will be full of gas. :-)
  3. Re:Configuring linux from the start.... on Why Buy a PC Preloaded With Linux? · · Score: 1

    You have yet to try NetworkManager, i'm guessing.

    It makes configuring wireless access cards real simple, and its constantly improving.

  4. Re:I guess I've gotten used to it on Understanding How CAPTCHA Is Broken · · Score: 3, Funny

    Or in any country with a mature wireless industry for that matter.
    Wooh! Mexico is a country with mature wireless industries! (We don't pay to receive SMS)
  5. Re:portable driver specification on Major PC Vendors Push For Open Source Drivers · · Score: 1

    You're thinking ahead of yourself.

    Non developers wouldn't care, they'd get their RPMs/Debs/MSI/DMG and let their OS do their magic.

    Developers would and could read the source and do said RPMs/Debs/etc do their magic.

    OSS Drivers save the Devs the hassle of reverse engineering.

  6. Re:An insider report... on Last-Minute Glitch Holds Up Windows XP SP3 · · Score: 1

    Groupthink says otherwise ;)

  7. Re:Removing malware == DMCA violation, the next st on EULAs For Malware · · Score: 1

    Wonder what the outcome would be.
    Sleeping with the fishes.
  8. Re:Steganography and P2P on Storing Data For the Next 1,000 Years · · Score: 2, Funny
  9. Re:Sorry.... on iGoogle Launches Developer Sandbox · · Score: 1

    you'd think that by now, that troll would at least switch the yahoo link.

    I guess people still fall for it :/

  10. needless to say, parent link is DANGEROUS on iGoogle Launches Developer Sandbox · · Score: 2, Informative

    There's a virus of sorts on the embedded yahoo link. Don't click.

    Any word if said virus works on Linux? (I'd rather not test it myself ;) )

  11. Raptors? Run! on Western Digital's VelociRaptor 10K RPM SATA Drive · · Score: 5, Funny

    I'm sure I'm not the only one who is constantly reminded of XKCD when someone mentions Raptors...

  12. Re:Verizon on Major ISPs Injecting Ads, Vulnerabilities Into Web · · Score: 1

    Again with the phone calls.

    You can always walk into their building. Its often a lot more effective too.

  13. Re:Verizon on Major ISPs Injecting Ads, Vulnerabilities Into Web · · Score: 2, Insightful

    No way to complain? How about leaving Verizon?

    I don't know how it works there (there being USA, and Verizon, specifically), but once I wanted to leave my old Internet Cable Company, they asked me to fill in a list of reasons for leaving.

    I'm sure that if enough people leave for the same reason, someone will wake up and notice. And if they don't? Well, its lost revenue.

    Money is the only language companies understand.

  14. Re:like it, but on Fedora 9 Preview Cleared for Launch · · Score: 1

    Yup, but would the aforementioned person new to linux and uninformed of such things know about this? I'm sorry, but I highly doubt that a person "new to linux and uninformed of such things" would install linux.

    If indeed said person were to install linux, he'd follow a guide. There are plenty guides available that list as part of the installation instructions, instructions on how to get mp3, xvid, dvd, realplayer, java and flash running on your system, be it Fedora, Ubuntu or Mandriva.

    More often than not, its a "Linux-Hippie" the guy that ends up installing Linux. Said "Hippies" usually know their way around the distro they install, and tend to install everything the end user will ever need.
  15. Re:First, Ebay Should BAN Sending Email to Users on PayPal Plans To Ban Unsafe Browsers · · Score: 5, Insightful

    Dear eBay User,

    There is a new message waiting for you. You may login into here to access it.

    Sincerely,
    eBay Scammer.

  16. Re:Very insightful on Sun May Begin Close Sourcing MySQL Features · · Score: 1

    Hey, I'm sorry but if using 2 year old software is deemed "Stable" then I'd rather live on the bleeding edge.

  17. Re:You already have real problems. on Fake Subpoenas Sent To CEOs For Social Engineering · · Score: 1

    Uhm, your link is broken :-(

  18. Sun OMG on Sun Developing Open Media Stack · · Score: 1

    Personally, I'm still waiting for Sun to release their Open Media Games...

  19. Re:FIRST POST!111 on Firefox 3 Beta 5 Released · · Score: 5, Funny

    Webkit does 100? That's nothing. The newest Opera beta does 106/106!

  20. Re:Competitive Advantage on Red Hat to Coax Code Contributions From Companies · · Score: 2, Insightful

    If you're the CEO of a big-ass Insurance Company, Bank, Airline or Widget Manufacturer and you just invested a bajillion hours of developer time into modifying (Free?) Open Source Software, it would be greatly appreciated if you contributed back to said projects.

  21. Transifex on Red Hat to Coax Code Contributions From Companies · · Score: 2, Informative

    Disclaimer: I am currently a Fedora Translator

    Fedora currently uses Transifex, which makes all translations go Upstream, thus sharing what we've translated, with other Software Projects.

  22. Re:Private key on a USB stick on Child-Suitable Alternatives To Passwords? · · Score: 1

    She's 7. What if the loses the USB Stick?

  23. Simple enough on US To Shoot Down Dying Satellite · · Score: 2, Funny

    Host a tournament based on Missile Commando or any game similar to that.

    The Winner gets to choose when and where to shoot the missle :)

  24. Re:Simple enough solution on UK ISPs Want Copyright Holders to Pay if Users Sue · · Score: 1

    Copying the webpage? All you have to do is read the HTML code.

    Are you suggesting that visiting Slashdot and viewing the html source is breaking their copyright?

  25. Re:Enforce the laws we have? on New 'Net Neutrality' Bill Introduced · · Score: 1

    Nah, they'd say "The Guy Formerly known as X" instead.