Comment Re:Where's the civil and or criminal cases? (Score 1) 410

by mscdex on Wednesday July 27, 2016 @10:57PM (#52596531) Attached to: Tor Project Confirms Sexual Misconduct By Developer Jacob Appelbaum

A "confirmation" from an internal corporate investigation is worth about as much as my toilet.

How much is your toilet worth?

Comment Timing (Score 1) 428

by mscdex on Wednesday June 15, 2016 @01:39PM (#52323717) Attached to: Trent Reznor: YouTube Is Built On the Back Of Stolen Content

This isn't something new for Youtube, so why is just *now* complaining? It seems a bit suspect that he says this after becoming a part of Apple Music.

Comment HTML5 features? (Score 2) 114

by mscdex on Wednesday June 15, 2016 @01:33PM (#52323671) Attached to: Safari 10 In macOS Sierra Deactivates Flash, Silverlight and Other Plug-Ins by Default

I think it would have been better if Safari actually supported as much HTML5 and related features as other browsers before making a move like this.

Comment Asimove? (Score 1) 186

by mscdex on Sunday June 12, 2016 @09:48PM (#52302707) Attached to: Autonomous Robot Intentionally Hurts People To Make Them Bleed

Well at least it wasn't Asimov's first law that was being broken here.

Comment Trust (Score 1) 161

by mscdex on Monday April 18, 2016 @07:30PM (#51936513) Attached to: Smart Mattress With Lover Detection System Will Track Your Partner's Infidelities

It seems like if you are resorting to something like this, you obviously do not trust your significant other. If there isn't trust, the relationship probably shouldn't (continue to) exist.

Comment Re:Does Wine work... (Score 1) 138

by mscdex on Saturday May 24, 2008 @07:20PM (#23532576) Attached to: Wine 1.0-rc2 Released

As far as .NET support goes, I can attest that managed C++ (console) applications work for me under Wine as of the latest releases. This is important because it may be a long time before Mono is able to support managed C++ applications at all. But for pretty much all other cases, Mono is probably your better bet to get .NET code running. Especially with the recent announcement with regards to WinForms 2.0 support.