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Comment Re:No (Score 5, Insightful) 388

Samba has been around literally for decades and has seen constant reliable use.

You're suggestion that the software is new and poorly designed is invalid.

There are good admins and bad admins. If software that has been successfully deployed for multitudes of years has been a problem then bad admins are far more likely to blame.

- Dan.

Comment Re:Exactly as they want you to think (Score 1) 186

It's Already Passed.

In the Philippines.

Who cares right? Remember ACTA?

Cybercrime Prevention Act
http://www.forbes.com/sites/insertcoin/2012/10/02/the-philippines-passes-the-cybercrime-prevention-act-that-makes-sopa-look-reasonable/

ACTA
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anti-Counterfeiting_Trade_Agreement

Now all Obama has to do is sign a treaty extends their laws here too. Wait... That's already happened too...

There has to be one hell of a fight in gov't circles to keep our freedom ( that's left ) or there's going to have to be one hell of a fight with other means.

- Dan.

Comment Re:HW careers (EE) are dead ends, move to SW (CS) (Score 1) 342

Stay in hardware but go with standard hardware ICs and custom firmware/software. Not everything requires on a full-sized computer. The Arduino and Raspberry Pi are perfect examples. You wouldn't waste a mini-ITX computer and a 17" LCD to display Twitter feeds but you wouldn't even blink about doing the same thing with an ATmega and a 20x2 characters display.

Comment Re:Hyperbole! (Score 2) 342

Don't kill yourself, AC! Fight fire with fire and start your own hyperbole!

"The media is DEAD! Printed media, radio and television medias are all dead! People get their news from rumors websites, Facebook and Twitter, we don't need controlled media to tell us about anything! So long and thanks for all the fish!"

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