Comment: Wheres it going? (Score -1, Troll) 135
My mom pointed out Orions wee wee once. Is that destination?
Comment: Re:Stickam (Score 0) 462
thats what facebooks for
Comment: One day soon... (Score 0) 251
Top story: Intel looking for guinea Pigs
Intel has requested that slashdot.org come up with volunteers willing to give up their long loved virginity for something that is worthless.
Journal: Long time, no see 1
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Rallias Ubernerd
It has been a bit more then a month since I have last seen Slashdot. I have discovered the greatness of Facebook, and have become adicted to it. I am scared
Comment: Great news for someone like me... (Score -1, Redundant) 217
I just switched my laptop over to Ubuntu Maverick. I'm not affected by this vulnerability. Of corse, I plan on re-installing Windows 7, but am not so sure I want to now.
Journal: Controlling my computer with a phone
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Rallias Ubernerd
I am, at this very moment, using my tmobile mytouch slide to control my laptop. I don't know how this technology works, but it is awsome! I can, literally, control my computer from anywhere.
Journal: New Phone, New "Mom", Lifes Good
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Rallias Ubernerd
Two great pieces of news. One is that I have achieved something some geeks don't, I moved out of my moms house, but into my grandmas house. My grandma obtained official legal custody today. I'm happy. I am away from my mom the bitch.
The other good news is I got a new android phone, the tmobile mytouch swipe. Love at first use on this phone. Review comming later.
Comment: ok everyone (Score 0) 135
a couple pages a person make sure we didn't become hipocrates
Comment: Re:And people say I'm Unreasonable (Score 0) 359
no i am a realistist
Comment: And people say I'm Unreasonable (Score 1, Interesting) 359
I worry about the mentality of this nation.
Comment: No suprise (Score 0) 371
Of course they are the weak link in loss in the financial aspects of the "Cyber war", but that isn't the only aspect of the "Cyber War". There are many factors, from how secure the system is (read my blog post on how secure Microsoft really is), to what the settings of the machine are, to other issues, such as how many people use bittorrent softwares that enforce verification requirements. But yes, they have alot to lose, because 1. they're microsoft and 2. they cost money to get their software. Don't take it as a surprise. Linux is probibillly just as vulnerable. Its just that people haven't been able to find those vulnerabilities. But mark my words, they are there.
Comment: Re:Do you know the verb "to google"? (Score 0) 213
I don't like having friends.
Comment: I'd say something, but someone will freak out (Score 2, Interesting) 213
I don't understand. What is the advantage of PostgreSQL verses MySQL or a seperate HTTP server?
Forget it. I know someone is going to freak out and mod me troll. I do not intend to cause harm.
Journal: School Interesting
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Rallias Ubernerd
I write an essay yesterday, making it sound as downplaying to the average person, and I get 20 out of 20. Something is wrong with that. I tell a person that they have no way of join the geek society if they don't join before age 10 and yet she gives me 20 out of 20. Jeez. I mean, it was meant to see how biased her grading scale is, in terms of insults. I gave her the ultimate insult and called the people reading, for a lack of better terminology at the time, STUPID! I sometimes wonder. Does t
Comment: Re:XP is the 90's? (Score 0) 1213
Windows XP was made available in 2001, according to the copyright notice on boot. The bigger question is, why does when a specific version of an operating system matter if it was released in the past?