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What are your ideas about how the moderation system would need to work?

I have been a /.er for a long time but the rubbish AC comments and the Redmond Shills have made me not want to read here often anymore.

This is one of my favourite movies. Do you have an e-copy of the script?

"Shareseller value": noun; the real reason people buy shares, which is to sell them at a profit; opposite of "shareholder value", which is the diminishing value of shares held by someone who has been duped into believing that investing in the stock market will make his or her retirement pecunious.

I recommend OpenProj: http://sourceforge.net/projects/openproj/

Let me do what I want: LXDE.

Hey hippy, get your tent off of my lawn!

I happen to own a Samsung Galaxy Note tablet-phone, and I think it's perfect kit for travel. But I do agree with PCM2. Even if you happen to enjoy coding very much, coding isn't as much fun as living. And life is short.

I usually cobble together old hardware and software unless a product is so good that I think it's worth the money. The Samsung Galaxy Note is expensive, but it *is* brilliant. I've had mine for a month and I use it for SMS, reading, Web browsing, notes and doodling, and the occasional telephone call.

I haven't used the cameras and cannot comment about them. The only criticism I could possibly make would be that the battery only lasts a few days if I disable data transmission.

My interest in Gnome was killed by the uselessness of Compiz, long before Gnome 3 was a sprite in the eye of any delusional developer.

I switched from Gnome 2 to LXDE (Fedora, Lubuntu). LXDE is simple, easy to tweak, and does what it is supposed to do. I don't even care what happens with Gnome. First they chased all the users with four video cards and four LCDs, then they chased all the users with tablets.

I have never, not even for five minutes, liked KDE. Some kManner of kRevulsion.

Maybe Gnome 3, KDE, and Unity will find success. Unlike you, the only prophesy I will hazard is that banks will make money hand over fist while working people lose.

The recent UI dross that has been added to Firefox is of no use to me (nor to most people, I believe). However, it is still possible to ignore the UI dross and use Firefox productively.

Useless features could be a sign of delusional product management or developers living in their typical reality distortion field. Or both.

I think Firefox's release numbering is a bigger problem.

Although I do like the functionality of Gnome 2.x and have been a long-time Gnome user, I recently switched my Linux boxen to LXDE (Fedora and Lubuntu).

LXDE is fast and configurable.