Comment Re:Shocking (Score 0) 360
What's even more shocking is that there's people still using Yahoo.
You meant IE and not yahoo, right?
Comment Re:Shocking (Score 1) 360
I resent your statement that Evil can be "chaotic"... Now Kaotic, otoh....
Comment Re:I think that it is getting about time ... (Score 2) 151
I'm drafting a C&D letter now to send to all those companies who send out C&D's....
Comment Re:How do they know exactlywhere to send the lette (Score 1) 248
Actually, you're right. I lived in Lincoln for a while earlier this year, and yes, it IS the largest city in the state when there's a Husker gamer. By contrast, I now live in rural Texas. In a county where the largest "city" is about 3300 people...
Comment Re:Do unto others (Score 1) 480
Do unto others BEFORE the do unto you. ftfy
Comment Re:And they name it... (Score 1) 150
The should have called it "ThisLandium".... or "YourGrave-ium"... err >_>
Comment Re:Does Windows 8 have an opt-out feature? (Score 1) 489
A fresh Windows install means a lot of your hardware doesn't work and you have to hunt for drivers from third party websites. This is particularly fun if it is your wireless network card that isn't working. For the most part, hardware "just works" in Linux these days.
You seem to be comparing XP to Linux here. For Win7, chances are very good that your hardware will just work out of the box. If it doesn't, it'll use Windows Update to automatically find and download drivers, so the only thing that needs to be working out of the box is networking - and I've yet to see a Win7 install where that wasn't the case.
Unless its new(er) hardware. My Radeon HD 6750 doesn't work OOB on Win7 (does on Linux), my Asus WiFi card, sme thing.. Hell, even my old SB Audigy 2 Value doesnt work OOB on Win7, and yet it does on Linux... (tested using LinuxMint 12 and 13.. So... NEXT!
Comment Re:This is perfect... (Score 1) 205
No, it is USB. Read the summary.
You must be new here...
Comment Re:privacy? (Score 1) 302
No, I don't feel guilty, and I have nothing to hide, however, where I go and who I visit throughout the day is **MY** business. Not the local cops. I like having what little shreds of privacy I have left in my own PERSONAL, PRIVATE life.
It is people like YOU who think that "if you have nothing to hide, you have nothing to fear" that are causing all of MY rights to privacy to be eroded and taken away.
Comment Re:How many bits? (Score 1) 279
moar... fixed that for you ;)
Comment Re:"When they signal" is the important part (Score 1) 578
Which is exactly why they DON'T do it that way. They don't want us having a chance to fight back against trumped up charges and bogus evidence plants that have become such a routine part of this American "Justice System"... It is so pathetic. I hate it, I really do.
Comment Re:Smart people can be dumb (Score 1) 578
That said, you'd think people would have heard about this and avoid THAT STATE like the plague.
Fixed that for you
Comment Re:You don't say (Score 1) 578
Actually, I think they also call it "business as usual"....
Comment Re:Spawn new genre of fetish mags/sites? (Score 1) 226
Or was.. Now it's in the middle of a bidding war heh
Comment Re:Yes, typewriter (Score 1) 371
Or, better still, something more similar to what they had at the TV station in Hackers ;)
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