They did the cleanup years ago, so your point is moot.

Maybe it's time for someone to write a DDK emulation layer? Should be able to yank out most of it from the ReactOS project. Not perfect, but at least the binary drivers from windoze could be use as a last resort.

"If your data are in memory and not the hard drive when it quits, you'll lose your data."

I guess you would be *really* surprised to hear about how long Linux keeps data buffered before committing it to disk...

SASOS's have been doing this for decades (AS/400).

No worries, we have a new line of defense - Bill Gates and his mosquitos.

"$6.6 million per incident"
Well, that's what they told the insurance company.

Sorry. Was busy watching the gals.

Easy solution: This is not a paradox to begin with.

That's increasingly not the case. openbsd has the blowfish, netbsd the stupid flag and freebsd the devil.
When the occasional BSD lurker sees a devil, he thinks FreeBSD.

Accompanying the article with the FreeBSD logo is slightly tasteless, no?

I for one is laughing my devilish ass off.

Not very lengthy, we slashdotted'em :)

Have the text/image animated, each frame by itself doesn't contain all the information needed to decipher the text/image.
Interlaced CAPTCHA's is the thing!

I always wondered how they turned photocopies into code.

"This adds fuel to the debate over whether the RIAA has finally seen the light or is still sneaking around in the dark."

Just another case of advanced public relations.

Scary thing is... they'll get away with almost anything w.r.t. privacy. Average Joe, plumber or not, doesn't seem to care much.

I wonder why?