Comment DRM (Score 1) 151
Signed modules? Yay for tivoization!
Signed modules? Yay for tivoization!
Old people?
In Korea?
Did you work for Oracle???
CD-ROMs? He obviously worked for AOL.
They've added big boobs to the kernel, does that count?
I eat toe cheese too, just in the privacy of my own home.
-1 Too Informative
Right - but I wouldn't use the same name for Rapidshare if I were to create an account there, at least for any shady business. I think you can even find my real name from my usual nickname if you look hard enough, I don't particularly care about that.
Don't get your hopes up about komoot, I tried to use the Android app as a bicycle satnav, but it didn't work too well. OpenRouteService (with OsmAnd) is much better.
This explanation is incomplete, of course, since presumably the uploader is also on the hook for copyright violation, and you have to register an account to upload anything (I think), but there are few uploaders and many downloaders, so the explanation above could still work on average.
Who registers accounts with real personal data?
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Only if there's no crack involved.
Woooooooooooosh!
Empty of people. It is a comment on human nature.
In that case, I disagree. If anything can be said about human nature, it's that it isn't static. In a society so thoroughly permeated by violence, of course human nature becomes violent. That doesn't mean it always has to be that way.
I took the GP to mean that without war and violence, life would be empty and dull, implying that conflict makes life worth living.
Empty of war and violence? I'd take that any day over what we have now.
everything you types was wrong
I see what you did there.
I believe that you have a much better Democracy in the USA than ours, but thats because you are better quality citizens
Uh, what? Care to elaborate?
I don't think you have anything to worry about. They're not making a portable deep fryer, this is a computer.
Just put today's 48 core chip in a laptop, and there's your portable fryer.
Clue time: There is no such thing as a "communist personality cult". There are, of course, people who claim that their particular personality cult is somehow communist. Like the North Korean elite. Or Stalin's bureaucrats. Or even misguided but honest-to-$NONEXISTENT_DEITY communists. That doesn't make it true, any more than that humans were brought to Earth by Xenu in DC-8s.
"God is a comedian playing to an audience too afraid to laugh." - Voltaire
