Comment Re:Photoshop? (Score 1) 199
Of course, everyone who doesn't make up corollaries that way are crazy about logic.
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Comment Re:Wikileaks it self is honey pot (Score 1) 149
bleh, mis-moderated, posting
Comment Re:Competitor? (Score 1) 86
Comment Can't wait! (Score 1) 228
I was having a google just last night to find out when it was coming. I can't wait!
Comment Re:Just change your terms of employment... (Score 1) 467
Just say to your boss "I am altering the deal. Pray I don't alter it any further".
Comment iiNet is our second biggest ISP! (Score 1) 263
Owing to its smaller size and more limited resources, iiNet was gauged the perfect candidate.
According to Wikipedia iiNet is out second largest ISP these days, and are doing pretty well considering they just bought Internode for $105. They've been fighting for the user for a while now, and recently did just win against AFACT.
Comment Yes (Score 3, Funny) 292
At 10-3-2 I feel like I can say yes. Now do my dishes computer!
Comment Re:"First Female PM" is not news. (Score 1, Insightful) 419
The fact that it is our first female PM is what makes it news.
Comment Re:The upgrade process was painless (Score 1) 79
Thanks so much for that. Sure it somewhere, but I never saw it. I could never get my upgrades working through FTP and this works great!
Nvidia Waiting In the Wings In FTC-Intel Dispute 143
The NY Times has a Bits Blog piece speculating on some of the fallout if the FTC prevails in its anti-competition lawsuit against Intel. The Times picks out two among the 26 remedies proposed by the regulator, and concludes that they add up to Nvidia being able to license x86 technology. This could open up 3-way competition in the market for combined CPU-graphics chips. There is a good deal of circumstantial evidence pointing to the possibility that Nvidia has been working on x86 technology since 2007, including the presence on its employment rolls of more than 70 former Transmeta workers.
