Comment Re:[Note: requires Silverlight] (Score 5, Insightful) 207
OMG, Tribalism
Comment Re:This is refreshing (Score -1, Troll) 136
Hackers hack computers.
Crackers crack programs.
Stop coming up with stupid definitions that are not correct.
Comment Re:And yet- (Score 1) 828
Your boot got stuck in my puuthhaay
Comment Re:'wrong by default' people are wrong? (Score 1) 655
Wait, what if the group of people is "people who are wrong about something?"
Comment Re:Flash users (Score 1) 140
Ok, Agreed. No copyright laws either though. It's a free-for-all.
Comment Re:Maybe hybrid drivers are more aware? (Score 1, Insightful) 187
Holy fuck, how do you have a 5 digit user ID and type so badly?
Comment Re:The real question (Score 1) 311
You don't, I know some small websites I go to that have ads that aren't blocked because they use a unique advertising server, I did block them once, but I lost my custom blacklist and I'm too lazy
Comment Re:"Permissive" license (Score 1) 152
It's not like licenses do anything.
Comment Re:Of course it can... (Score 1) 282
Book.title = Twilight;
Kid.IQ -= 10;
Comment Re:The question is (Score 1) 595
Yea, but when it's unchecked, there's no ads anyways :/
Comment Re:Not a selling point (Score 1) 370
Eating, breathing Macromedia.
Think you're a Flash encyclopedia?
Think you're a Flash encyclopedia?
Comment Re:Random today, but still random tomorrow? (Score 1) 395
Use it anyways, don't tell anyone!
Submission + - IANA releases reserved IPv4 addresses 1
klapaucjusz writes: The RFC Editor has just published RFC 5735, which allows allocation of much of the remaining IPv4 space: networks 14, 24, 39 and 128, which were previously reserved are no longer mentioned, and only 240.0.0.0/4 remains.
While some of these deallocations are old news (network 14 was recovered in early 2008), this is perhaps a sign that the IPv4 address space is really getting exhausted, and that it's time to deploy IPv6.
While some of these deallocations are old news (network 14 was recovered in early 2008), this is perhaps a sign that the IPv4 address space is really getting exhausted, and that it's time to deploy IPv6.
Comment Re:Ubuntu d/l burn errors (Score 1) 483
I never knew this! I better start sparming the iso image servers!
Comment Re:How can sexism even be an issue in FOSS... (Score 1) 1255
Exactly, on the internet nobody knows you're a dog (or a boy!).
Because 98.5% of FOSS coders are male, and cats.
