No, he quite obviously didn't and only an unbelievable retard would assume that he had.

Given the rambling bullshit nature of the rest of your comment, I'm seriously wondering if you think the use of GRE tunnels is itself illegal. Obviously that would be incredibly stupid, but well...

It's also possible that Mac developers are self centred faggots too busy developing the next piece of shitty shareware or iPhone based fart generator to even consider contributing to an open source project. Also most Mac users dislike open source software because it doesn't look right and they'd be embarrassed to be seen using it in Starbucks.

Hopefully VLC for the Mac dies out and you'll all be forced to use iTunes/Quicktime. That would be pretty sweet IMO, because then you'd have to pretend that they are great pieces of software even though you know they are not. Will hopefully lead to some psychotic breakdowns and maybe even someone going postal in an Apple store.

Get a less dumb webserver?

It's fine to attack a person instead of his argument when that person reads Free Republic or any other extreme right wing, racist libertarian nonsense. Because you see, that person is scum. They're never going to change their views because the American education system (or home schooling more likely) has left them without the ability to learn. So tell me, why not attack the person? If you did it more often, preferably with those guns you love so much, your country wouldn't be quite so fucked. Good luck with your next civil war. I hope both sides lose. Death to America.

If there's one moderation that Slashdot really needs, it's +1 Paranoid Schizophrenic.

Yes, the one you're stealing you entitled little faggot.

Yeah, sorry. They're actually just throwing them out the window one at a time and watching them flutter away. They mark them with their initials first, and whoever gets the longest distance wins the sweepstake.

Oh really? I assumed the Oracle VM Server was a typo, because ahahahaha holy shit. Sorry about your choice of hypervizor.

Well, that's something that about 99% of web users can already manage quite easily without even trying. Doesn't seem like much of a problem to me.

I DON'T SUPPPOSE IT OCCURRED TO YOU TO EXPLAIN THE JOKE TO THOSE OF US WHO AREN'T SWEDISH TEENAGERS?

The interpreter is your CPU. I don't see how looking for that is going to help. It's almost certainly there, and if it isn't, you don't really have that much of a problem.

Presumably the man is thinking "Holy shit, they only announced this last week and it's still pre-alpha. Am I fucking insane?".

The answer is yes, yes he is.

Actually Oracle 10.2.0.1 on certain versions of 32bit Linux crashed after 49.7 days, usually badly enough that it was easier to hard reboot the system than attempt to regain control as the load average went into the hundreds.

Oracle never expected the value returned by the times() system call to be negative. Unfortunately it's a rapidly increasing signed number and some distros like to start it off high just for the hell of it. It depended on what Hz was set to as well. So on Suse 10 you got 49.7 days. RHEL got you 247.

If this issue sounds familiar to you, you need to patch to 10.2.0.4. And probably find a more suitable job, because this one has been known about for years.

The claim was that wood screws were used, not wooden screws. If you can't even copy bullshit from the Inquirer accurately you should really reconsider whether commenting on tech issues is "your thing".

My 64bit Flash plugin works fine. Sorry about your toy OS.