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Comment whois still says voxel.net (godaddy) for me (Score 1) 279

They didn't just transfer to one of the godaddy resellers did they? voxel.net is just a godaddy reseller. I'll assume the best and the records just didn't update yet.

Whois Server Version 2.0

      Domain Name: IMGUR.COM
      Registrar: GODADDY.COM, INC.
      Whois Server: whois.godaddy.com
      Referral URL: http://registrar.godaddy.com/
      Name Server: NS.VOXEL.NET
      Name Server: NS2.VOXEL.NET
      Name Server: NS3.VOXEL.NET
      Status: ok
      Updated Date: 28-dec-2011
      Creation Date: 09-jan-2009
      Expiration Date: 09-jan-2015

Comment Re:The critics are always the loudest (Score 1) 378

+1 This guy.

There seems to be some sort of scorched earth policy with regards to prior behavior. It's as if the rewrite to version 3 was really: "You are no longer allowed to have things look or work they way you want". If this new rewrite is so fancy and powerful, then why can't it trivially emulate the old look and feel?

The GNOME user interface has been very good since around 2000. (Nautilus was designed by Hertzfeld.) This "forward" looking direction feels like windowmaker. I think that GNOME should treat the UI much like kernel developers treat kernel interfaces. They are public interfaces that have to be supported for a long time.

Comment printing the money (Score 1) 1040

> printing our way out of debt

That's exactly what should have been done long ago. This endless borrowing is what got us into this mess in the first place.

The belief that what comes in must come out equally is a totally failed concept. It hasn't been true for 50 years. It was probably never true -- Kings would go to war to loot other people's money. We should stop pretending it's going to change. Printing the money will finally end this nonsense. Sure, if we print too much it'll deflate the dollar, so don't be stupid about it. Either way it's better than to stupidly keep borrowing exponentially growing amounts.

Comment Buy hardware not taxed by Microsoft instead (Score 1) 207

I hope not at this point. Chrome laptops are shipping and other devices that come with linux natively are finally available. Microsft is even managing to swindle HTC for $5 for every Android shipped (what the hell HTC?).

It's about time that we buy pure Linux laptops that don't quietly enrich microsoft. For example: the new chrome laptops (just got my samsung today).

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