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Comment: Re:Sorry - It's still pretty "sorry"... (Score 1) 427

by sdsucks (#28443697) Attached to: State of Sound Development On Linux Not So Sorry After All

Good thought!

Is this the new linux fallback explanation? If something doesn't work under linux, surely it's the users fault! Oh wait... I guess that's been the explanaton for awhile, according to some.

Don't get me wrong, I like linux and am involved with it in many ways, but your answer was completely idiotic.

Comment: Re:Humor? Entertainment? (Score 1) 1654

by sdsucks (#26468697) Attached to: Woman Claims Ubuntu Kept Her From Online Classes

Where do you live? Or perhaps, what year?

Damn, even my grandparents know what a "google search" is. I'm positive that everyone I know does. Do they think to do it as often as they could? No, but they do know what it is.

Certainly the majority of people in any modern country know what a "google search" is.

Comment: Re:If this is Apple, it is not boring, it is holow (Score 1) 405

by sdsucks (#26360339) Attached to: Apple's Life After Steve Jobs

There are many reasons to want a 17" laptop, just as there are many reasons to want a ultra portable 9" laptop. Personally I own both and use them for very different things.

"but it is not feasible to wear protective gear on the building site and work on that" .. WTF?

Have you ever even been on a construction site? The standard protective gear for one of the occupations you mention is going to be a hardhat and steel toe / shanked boots. How do either of those make it hard to use a 17" laptop, and what specifically is harder to use about a 17" laptop than a 13"? Idiot.

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EFF Sues To Overturn Telecom Immunity 369

Posted by ScuttleMonkey
from the not-that-it-will-do-much-good dept.
Mike writes "The title says it all — The EFF is suing to have the unconstitutional telecom immunity overturned. 'In a brief filed in the US District Court [PDF] in San Francisco, the EFF argues that the flawed FISA Amendments Act (FAA) violates the federal government's separation of powers as established in the Constitution and robs innocent telecom customers of their rights without due process of law. [...] "We have overwhelming record evidence that the domestic spying program is operating far outside the bounds of the law," said EFF Senior Staff Attorney Kurt Opsahl. "Intelligence agencies, telecoms, and the Administration want to sweep this case under the rug, but the Constitution won't permit it."'"

PURGE COMPLETE.

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