I think the idea is that there are too many phrases in common between them, so the first one is probably an auto-recycled version of the second.
Both comments *could* be by the same person, but it seems pretty unlikely...
Sorry for assuming you didn't know -- I myself had forgotten about that article and, after rediscovering it, thought it would be helpful.
Have a nice day!
Maybe you are not aware that the article and discussion you have linked to have no evidence of rick-rolling with the bait.
Right, but even that article acknowledged that the potential for abuse is definitely there:
"Civil libertarians warn that anyone who clicks on a hyperlink advertising something illegal--perhaps found while Web browsing or received through e-mail--could face the same fate."
Show me evidence of 3rd parties deliberately rick-rolling innocents with FBI controlled kiddie porn URLs or go home.
Unlike canajin56, I don't claim that "FBI rolling" has actually happened -- just that it's very possible. No need to be an asshole about it.
If you're talking about single machine SMP, Solaris will go to 256 way SMP on available machines from Sun. Linux can do 1024-way Itanium2. With NUMA architecture things can get even bigger
I'm sorry, are you suggesting there is a 1024-way SMP architecture available, and a 256-way SPARC system is not NUMA?
You're confused, man.
The borked link should have pointed to:
http://www.nasa.gov/multimedia/imagegallery/image_feature_1345.html
While I agree with you that making up words is annoying, badware is different from malware: http://stopbadware.org/home/badware
It's a broader term that includes adware as well as directly malicious software. I don't think malware has the same scope.
The typical page layout program is nothing more than an electronic light table for cutting and pasting documents.
