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IRC: #boycottnovell @ FreeNode: March 3rd, 2010

bruce89that's nice, but I still won't vote for themMar 03 00:00
sebsebsebbruce89 and you won't vote for Labour, so you vote  Liberal Democrat?Mar 03 00:00
MinceRperhaps m$ wants to turn novell into a genuine subsidiary? :>Mar 03 00:00
_goblinsebsebseb, interesting...but can't comment.Mar 03 00:00
sebsebseb_goblin why not?Mar 03 00:00
_goblinIm not supposed to discuss politics.Mar 03 00:00
sebsebseb_goblin Since you work for the goverment?Mar 03 00:01
_goblinI know Im anon, but I take that "promise" very seriously.Mar 03 00:01
_goblinsebsebseb, can I pm you?Mar 03 00:01
sebsebseb_goblin  of courseMar 03 00:01
oiaohmMinceR: unlikely MS does not want to become directly linked to GPLv3 or GPLv2 so risking removing there patent arms.Mar 03 00:02
bruce89sebsebseb: noMar 03 00:02
MinceRicMar 03 00:02
MinceRor perhaps a big player got tired of the crap m$ was pulling via novell?Mar 03 00:02
oiaohmI would put liquidation of assets as number 1.  MinceRMar 03 00:03
MinceRwell, liquidation would do thatMar 03 00:03
oiaohmAt 2 billion dollars lot of different Linux support companies could of raised that but its the wrong time.Mar 03 00:03
oiaohmIe let SCO be 100 percent dead first.Mar 03 00:03
oiaohmHeck the Linux foundation could of even raised 2 billion.Mar 03 00:04
schestowitzDon't forget the WOrdPErfect lawsuitMar 03 00:04
MinceRwhat if they just hold on to it until sco dies?Mar 03 00:04
MinceRor perhaps something's going to happen to sco too?Mar 03 00:04
oiaohmHmmMar 03 00:04
oiaohmMaybe IBM wants Novell out way so it can toast SCO.Mar 03 00:05
MinceR:)Mar 03 00:05
oiaohmReally from IBM point of view Novell started the SCO mess.Mar 03 00:05
oiaohmWith a deceptive sale to SCOMar 03 00:05
oiaohmGet rid of both companies would be good for IBM.Mar 03 00:06
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[schestowitz] #Novell May be Going Private, Hedge Fund Has Cash http://ur1.ca/o68b Novell takeover? Need I rename the site?Mar 03 00:10
phIRCe-BNcTitle: Novell May be Going Private, Hedge Fund Has Cash | Boycott Novell .::. Size~: 80.61 KBMar 03 00:10
schestowitzNo wonder Novell  managers were fleeing Mar 03 00:12
iantooiaohm: How much money do you think that the Linux Foundation are actually making? :SMar 03 00:13
oiaohmNot making could raise simple enough.  iantoMar 03 00:14
oiaohmLinux foundation is never short of money to do stuff iantoMar 03 00:14
iantooiaohm: Sorry as a second language English speaker I don't understand your 1st sentence,  elaborateMar 03 00:15
iantooiaohm: Yeah minor things,  I doubt they raise/make more than 20mil/year at all to be honestMar 03 00:15
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[schestowitz] Here is the discussion so far about #Novell being bought, potentially, by some rather obscure firm http://ur1.ca/o692 02 23:15:48Mar 03 00:17
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oiaohmianto: People forget why the Linux Foundation formed. It formed to pay Linus because he got insane offers of over 1 billion dollar income a year.Mar 03 00:17
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oiaohmIf linux foundation wanted to raise 2 billion dollars to sort something out they could.Mar 03 00:18
oiaohmMost of the time Linux Foundation does not take money.  Instead companies employee people Linux foundation finds working on open source who need full time jobs to improve there productivity.Mar 03 00:20
schestowitzoiaohm: I'm not sure LF was *Created* for this reasonMar 03 00:21
schestowitzSee OSDL announcementMar 03 00:21
schestowitzoiaohm: not possibleMar 03 00:21
schestowitzThey could not buy NOVELMar 03 00:21
oiaohmschestowitz: Linux foundation idea first appears in the Linux kernel mailing lists.Mar 03 00:21
schestowitzNOVLMar 03 00:21
schestowitzIt's proprietaryMar 03 00:21
schestowitzmakes no senseMar 03 00:22
schestowitzAnd in bed with BallmerMar 03 00:22
schestowitzoiaohm: foundation attract fundsMar 03 00:22
oiaohmBefore the OSDL announcement.Mar 03 00:22
schestowitzLike X and Mozilla, even WikipediaMar 03 00:22
schestowitzWikimediaMar 03 00:22
oiaohmIf novell was a big enough threat to the Linux eco system Linux foundation would have a reason.Mar 03 00:23
oiaohmAnd the members of it would most likely chip in to neturalise threat.Mar 03 00:23
MinceRif only they bought and liquidated m$Mar 03 00:23
oiaohmMS is not weak enough to liquidate yet.Mar 03 00:24
schestowitzre http://tech.slashdot.org/story/10/03/01/214246/Google-Acquires-Online-Image-Editing-Tool-PicnikMar 03 00:24
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schestowitzDoes MS have an image editor that's decent?Mar 03 00:24
schestowitzAround 2006 it pondered competitng with PhotoshopsMar 03 00:25
oiaohmOne thing MS has never made.   schestowitzMar 03 00:25
schestowitz*shopMar 03 00:25
schestowitzIt was called offMar 03 00:25
oiaohmgimp with its old nightmare interface was more usable than MS offering.Mar 03 00:25
schestowitzGoogle could enable Docs users to draw diagrams onlineMar 03 00:25
schestowitzThis ought to make Adobe -- not just Microsoft--worryMar 03 00:25
schestowitzAdobe already makes Web-bsed PSMar 03 00:25
schestowitzMinceR: what about Jobs' gangMar 03 00:26
schestowitzThey too use swpays vs LinuxMar 03 00:26
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schestowitzTo Mac Asay's chagrinMar 03 00:26
oiaohmThe purposes of this corporation include promoting, protecting, and standardizing Linux and open source software.  << From the Linux foundation bylaws.Mar 03 00:27
MinceRschestowitz: i'm not sure, but i suppose we'd quickly see what's up after the end of m$Mar 03 00:27
oiaohmPeople forget part of the Linux foundations existance is protection of open source.Mar 03 00:27
MinceRi wonder if crApple would ever seriously try to compete with GNU/Linux, considering how they're staying away from business use casesMar 03 00:28
oiaohmThey have attempted business use cases many times.  People forget the apple attempts.  MinceRMar 03 00:29
MinceRi certainly didMar 03 00:29
MinceRwas jobs in charge when those happened?Mar 03 00:29
oiaohmYep.Mar 03 00:29
oiaohmOS X server that not doing that well.Mar 03 00:30
MinceRthen it's likely that crApple would have to be liquidated tooMar 03 00:30
oiaohmhttp://www.apple.com/server/macosx/  << guess never seen this.  MinceRMar 03 00:31
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oiaohmThe box is niceMar 03 00:31
MinceRwell, i've seen some attempts at serversMar 03 00:31
MinceRbut they always seemed to be half-assedMar 03 00:31
MinceRservers aren't necessarily for business, i guessMar 03 00:32
oiaohmIt there attemptsMar 03 00:32
oiaohmThey are designed to provide everything businesses could want.Mar 03 00:33
oiaohmBut just build around different ie Mac style interfaces.Mar 03 00:33
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oiaohmLacking ADS kinda stuffs the OS X Server since you have to pay 499 for it.Mar 03 00:34
oiaohmAnd Linux with equal function is out there for free.Mar 03 00:34
MinceR(flash) (video) (audio) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nej4xJe4TdgMar 03 00:35
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schestowitzMicrosoft wants net tax nowMar 03 00:36
schestowitzFor 'cleaning' PCsMar 03 00:36
schestowitzTheir govt. guy proposes itMar 03 00:37
schestowitzShameful croniesMar 03 00:37
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[davidgerard] @schestowitz remember that Novell has been bought by obscure firms once, or was it twice? before!Mar 03 00:38
oiaohmReally the australian idea is better.Mar 03 00:42
oiaohmYou are detected running infected machine by by internet connection until you short it out.Mar 03 00:42
oiaohmsortMar 03 00:42
MinceRexcept for the whole censorship business :>Mar 03 00:43
schestowitzConrobocopMar 03 00:43
schestowitzConrobocop on conroidsMar 03 00:43
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oiaohmEven the USA is now looking at regulating the internet.Mar 03 00:47
oiaohmAll wild wests come to a end at some point.Mar 03 00:47
MinceRat least in police statesMar 03 00:49
oiaohmNo it always does.  MinceRMar 03 00:49
oiaohmIts just a question of when.Mar 03 00:50
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yuhongOn Twitter bots, here is an article on Slashdot:Mar 03 00:51
yuhonghttp://it.slashdot.org/story/09/08/14/1828248/Twitter-Used-To-Control-Botnet-MachinesMar 03 00:51
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oiaohmBot nets will use anything as there central control.Mar 03 00:51
yuhongYep, but BN mentioned Twitter bots before.Mar 03 00:52
MinceRoiaohm: well, our beloved leaders worldwide seem to have realized there was way too much freedom of speech for their tasteMar 03 00:53
MinceRso here comes the police stateMar 03 00:53
oiaohmIts not exactly that.  MinceRMar 03 00:53
MinceRcan't have people discuss their ideas freely in a supposed democracy, now can we?Mar 03 00:53
oiaohmIt crime too much freedom that becomes a problem.Mar 03 00:54
MinceRcan't let them make their decisions for themselvesMar 03 00:54
MinceRyeah, "too much freedom"Mar 03 00:54
MinceRtoo little bleating, going too far out of lineMar 03 00:54
oiaohmSame reason why shaffs appear.Mar 03 00:54
dyfet"too much freedom" sounds almost orwellianMar 03 00:54
yuhongI know.Mar 03 00:54
oiaohmIf you give people the means todo anythign without bad outcomes.Mar 03 00:55
oiaohmCrime happens.Mar 03 00:55
MinceRso we just give the "leaders" the means to do anything because they're perfect charactersMar 03 00:55
oiaohmIe if there was no punishment for stealing why not.Mar 03 00:55
dyfetThat is because freedom IS responsibility, not greedMar 03 00:55
MinceRoh waitMar 03 00:55
MinceRyeah, the state never stealsMar 03 00:55
MinceRlike the hungarian government didn't give m$ a lot of tax money, no sir!Mar 03 00:55
oiaohmIe freedom without responsiblity is bad.Mar 03 00:55
schestowitz[00:52] <yuhong> Yep, but BN mentioned Twitter bots before.Mar 03 00:56
schestowitzWe didMar 03 00:56
MinceRapparently the australian government has freedom without responsibilityMar 03 00:56
schestowitzit's just message passingMar 03 00:56
dyfetoiaohm: you mean greed without responsibility, ie corporationsMar 03 00:56
MinceRthat's why they have internet censorshipMar 03 00:56
schestowitzSlashdot carries garbage againMar 03 00:56
yuhongYea, that is what inspires me to mention this in the first place.Mar 03 00:56
oiaohmThey have to answer for it at the vote.   MinceRMar 03 00:56
MinceRoiaohm: unless they manage to brainwash the masses until then.Mar 03 00:57
MinceRoiaohm: guess what the control over all channels of information is for.Mar 03 00:57
yuhongItaly is particularly bad, BTW.Mar 03 00:57
dyfetFreedom is a human birthright, not some revokable right on a piece of paperMar 03 00:57
MinceRoiaohm: brainwash the masses into supporting whatever you want to do and then let them 'vote' for itMar 03 00:57
FurnaceBoyMinceR: awesome weird al video. saw it a while back, nice to enjoy again :)Mar 03 00:57
MinceRi'm with dyfet Mar 03 00:58
FurnaceBoyoiaohm: there is no vote. both sides are fieldedMar 03 00:58
MinceRthat's the other issueMar 03 00:58
yuhongAnd I mention it because recently Google execs was convicted there over a YouTube video on a six-month suspended sentence.Mar 03 00:58
oiaohmMinceR: Really the australian media rating system needs fixing.   Using the internet to bipass has always been illegal.Mar 03 00:58
MinceRwhen the two major parties are doing the exact same thingMar 03 00:58
FurnaceBoyMinceR: deliberatelyMar 03 00:58
MinceRand the masses only consider voting for eitherMar 03 00:58
oiaohmMinceR:  how will it get fixed while people bypass.Mar 03 00:59
MinceRoiaohm: perhaps these greedy control freaks need to be killedMar 03 00:59
MinceRand if others stand in their place, they need to be killed tooMar 03 00:59
MinceRperhaps then we could have a society that wasn't a living hellMar 03 00:59
MinceRi'm sure internet censorship will reach me eventually, just like all the previous idiociesMar 03 01:00
FurnaceBoyour system has been hacked, exploited. we're told it is one thing, the democracy myth, but it is not that thing.Mar 03 01:00
oiaohmEvery country has a media rating system.  MinceRMar 03 01:00
schestowitzFurnaceBoy: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VIrGPKka_qE&feature=grecMar 03 01:00
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MinceRoiaohm: the question is who decides whether i can access a given work at allMar 03 01:00
MinceRoiaohm: more free countries only put a recommendation on media, instead of forbidding salesMar 03 01:01
oiaohmEven the USA forbids some.  MinceRMar 03 01:01
oiaohmIe child porn and snuff movies.Mar 03 01:01
MinceRthe usa is not a "free" countryMar 03 01:02
MinceRit's a testing ground for the newest restrictive lawsMar 03 01:02
oiaohmSome classes are not allowed anywhere.  MinceRMar 03 01:02
MinceRWCT, ACTA, etc.Mar 03 01:02
oiaohmJust for the simple fact there production is harmful.Mar 03 01:02
dyfetThe united states is slowly being converted into one large reservation as far as I am concernedMar 03 01:02
MinceR(and i don't care if they call it a "treaty" or some other bullshit, if it's enforced against me, it's effectively law)Mar 03 01:03
oiaohmBut australia has some sucky laws when it comes to computer games.Mar 03 01:03
MinceRyes, when it comes to computer gamesMar 03 01:03
MinceRand when it comes to internet access, apparentlyMar 03 01:03
oiaohmIe no nudity at all there is no rating high enough on Australia computer games.Mar 03 01:03
MinceRand probably when it comes to moviesMar 03 01:03
FurnaceBoyschestowitz: sorry got distracted with this. hadn't seen it before. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C_TfBbR6L0M&NR=1Mar 03 01:03
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oiaohmMoves are not too bad we have upto R18+ MinceRMar 03 01:03
oiaohmBasically if it a movie and it acceptable by most of the world it can get in.Mar 03 01:04
oiaohmComputer game your screwed.Mar 03 01:04
oiaohmBasically our rating system needs fixing.  And that will not happen while people bypass.Mar 03 01:04
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MinceRyes, your laws need fixingMar 03 01:05
MinceRand Jesusland's laws and practices need fixing before they force more of their stupid crap on the country i live in.Mar 03 01:05
oiaohmBasically from a free speech point of view Australia not too bad.  From free production of media its not great.Mar 03 01:06
FurnaceBoyschestowitz: watching http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CJBBdoZVk9Q&feature=relatedMar 03 01:06
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MinceRinternet censorship is "not too bad"?Mar 03 01:06
MinceRcensorship of video games is "not too bad"?Mar 03 01:06
MinceRhow much censorship would be "too bad" for you?Mar 03 01:07
oiaohmThe internet censorship is targeted against unrate able content.Mar 03 01:07
dyfetWhen people trade responsibility to others, such as a government, they loose both...in this Australia is a perfect exampleMar 03 01:07
MinceRdo you consider yourself an adult, able to think for yourself?Mar 03 01:07
MinceRyour government obviously doesn't.Mar 03 01:07
dyfetMincer: exactlyMar 03 01:07
dyfetfreedom is responsibility, and when you surrender responsibility, you loose both...Mar 03 01:08
MinceRdo you think such a government believes the idea that it's responsible to adults?Mar 03 01:08
MinceRdo you think such a government really cares one way or the other what voters think or want or vote for?Mar 03 01:08
dyfetI'm with Mincer ;)Mar 03 01:08
oiaohmYou are aware that all ratings can be disputed.Mar 03 01:09
oiaohmThe biggest problem I have with the internet filter is the idea to keep the list secret.Mar 03 01:09
oiaohmBecause that prevents the normal blocked work dispute process.Mar 03 01:09
MinceRwhat if an adult doesn't want to be filtered?Mar 03 01:10
dyfetSo because you feel you cannot be responsible for yourself as an adult, you feel others should be denied freedom as well?Mar 03 01:10
MinceRand how is "free speech" supposed to work if it's stopped from reaching others by "filtering"?Mar 03 01:11
dyfetspeech that is airbrushed out of existence because it is unpopular like an abandoned politburo official...Mar 03 01:12
dyfetIt could be argued that freedom of speech is nessisary precisely to protect unpopular speech, since popular speech consistent with the party line is certainly never in dangerMar 03 01:13
dyfetfiltering eliminates thatMar 03 01:13
oiaohmNow you go out in public rules exist right.Mar 03 01:13
oiaohmThat you have to follow or face out comes.Mar 03 01:13
dyfetleaving a flat and dead culture and society in it's placeMar 03 01:13
oiaohmIf you don't like the rules you have to dispute them right.Mar 03 01:14
MinceRyeah, if i speak my mind, i face that it might affect the thinking of othersMar 03 01:14
MinceRthe horror!Mar 03 01:14
oiaohmNot just break them because you can then say to the judge Mar 03 01:14
oiaohmthe law was invalid.Mar 03 01:14
oiaohmIt don't get you far.Mar 03 01:14
oiaohmFilter or throw people in jail what is better.Mar 03 01:14
oiaohmCurrent laws they could just jail.Mar 03 01:15
MinceRcan you only think in terms of totalitarianism?Mar 03 01:15
MinceRsilence people, throw them in jail, kill themMar 03 01:15
MinceRno other option?Mar 03 01:15
oiaohmI just stated the laws that are currently in place.Mar 03 01:15
oiaohmHaving unrated content is an jailable offence.Mar 03 01:15
MinceRhow do you propose people should dispute the rules if all dissent is silenced?Mar 03 01:15
MinceR020819 < oiaohm> Having unrated content is an jailable offence.Mar 03 01:16
MinceRthat's because your law is brokenMar 03 01:16
dyfetthat is known as an illegitimate societyMar 03 01:16
oiaohmAustralian law if you want to complain about the law you cannot be jailed.Mar 03 01:16
MinceRapparently your laws that are currently in place are typical of dictatorships.Mar 03 01:16
oiaohmSimple fact disputing the law is protected.Mar 03 01:16
MinceRif you want to complain about the law you cannot be jailed -- therefore you're censored insteadMar 03 01:16
MinceRhow convenient!Mar 03 01:16
MinceRyou can speak all you want, nobody will hear youMar 03 01:16
MinceRand so the abusive laws stay in place foreverMar 03 01:17
oiaohmNo censoring text complainging about the law is a jailable offence to who ever does it.Mar 03 01:17
MinceRand the only opinion that will be heard is how great those laws areMar 03 01:17
schestowitzNuclear propaganda: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FJPQw-zuFzY&feature=grecMar 03 01:17
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oiaohmSo legally protected MinceRMar 03 01:17
MinceRlegally protected and legally silenced?Mar 03 01:17
oiaohmNoMar 03 01:17
oiaohmthis is where you are wrong.Mar 03 01:18
oiaohmthe law applies to images.Mar 03 01:18
oiaohmNot text or words.Mar 03 01:18
MinceRand images can't tell opinions?Mar 03 01:18
oiaohmTo dispute a law does not need images.Mar 03 01:18
MinceRwhat if there are images showing the crimes the government and the authorities are committing?Mar 03 01:18
oiaohmThat is legally protected.Mar 03 01:18
MinceRand since when does the Great Firewall of Australia only affect images?Mar 03 01:19
oiaohmUnrated content can be displayed in a court room.Mar 03 01:19
dyfetBy the same government that asserts to arbitrarily rate images?Mar 03 01:19
MinceRoiaohm: so does all your disputes about how a society should be run occur in a court room?Mar 03 01:19
oiaohmAnd can be cenored to be displayed anywhere elseMar 03 01:19
MinceRwow, that's helpfulMar 03 01:19
oiaohmBy our laws it should be handled in a court room.Mar 03 01:20
MinceR"here's the photo evidence i took: [censored] now you can all see for yourselves!"Mar 03 01:20
MinceRthen your country has no idea how democracy worksMar 03 01:20
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Chips_B_Malroyhttp://www.computerworld.com/s/article/9164400/Group_wants_Microsoft_s_browser_ballot_to_go_globalMar 03 01:21
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oiaohmNow if you have attempted to display it to a court and court fails to act MinceRMar 03 01:21
MinceRoiaohm: what if it's a dispute of which party is better to vote for?Mar 03 01:22
oiaohmNext bit of our law can kick in.  So protecting the unrated content from being blocked.Mar 03 01:22
MinceR(assuming that they don't say and do the exact same thing, of course)Mar 03 01:22
MinceR(or that it's legal and possible for a third party to run)Mar 03 01:22
oiaohmBasically we have a multi layer law.Mar 03 01:22
oiaohmEach piece triggers different things.Mar 03 01:22
MinceRi suppose your laws aren't made in the court roomMar 03 01:22
oiaohmThey can be.  MinceRMar 03 01:23
MinceRbut not typically or exclusivelyMar 03 01:23
oiaohmIt not exclusiveMar 03 01:23
oiaohmLaws can be struck off the books by a court.Mar 03 01:23
oiaohmAnd once struck off ellected officals cannot put them back.Mar 03 01:24
MinceRcan laws be discussed at all before they're signed into law?Mar 03 01:24
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oiaohmSo yes if australian public are mad enough over the internet censorship laws they could take it to court and get rid of them.Mar 03 01:25
MinceRcan the (supposedly) elected officials get input from the people they're supposed to represent?Mar 03 01:25
MinceRor can that only happen in a courtroom?Mar 03 01:25
oiaohmLaws are discussed before they come law.Mar 03 01:25
MinceRif they aren't mad enough over them then they deserve all the censorship they getMar 03 01:25
MinceRoiaohm: and how do you discuss laws without freedom of speech?Mar 03 01:26
oiaohmOur final level against goverment created laws is applead to the queen/governer general to get the goverment kicked. out.Mar 03 01:26
MinceRthat must be a great reliefMar 03 01:26
oiaohmdiscussing the laws is protected MinceRMar 03 01:26
dyfetwell, no, Mincer, no human being deserves to be treated as subhuman, or a child...which is precisely what such laws doMar 03 01:26
oiaohmAnyone attempting to stop that can be jailed.Mar 03 01:26
MinceRdyfet: i guess they have the freedom to live the way they want to, as long as they consent to it in an informed wayMar 03 01:27
oiaohmThe photo graphic media laws were created to prevent people profiting from other peoples suffering.Mar 03 01:27
MinceRdyfet: if they want to build a totalitarian dictatorship for themselves to live in, who can stop them?Mar 03 01:27
MinceRdyfet: i just really hope i won't get caught in this fad (yeah, fat chance)Mar 03 01:27
dyfetyou are assuming they have informed consentMar 03 01:27
MinceRi'm assuming this is how much they cared to be informedMar 03 01:28
MinceRnobody can force them to take the effort to become informed.Mar 03 01:28
oiaohmMinceR: you assume the internet ceneror ship blocks free speech.Mar 03 01:28
schestowitzWatch how the military exposed to radiation its own people: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z29H_AX-jTs&NR=1Mar 03 01:28
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schestowitzSame with FranceMar 03 01:28
schestowitzAs revealed by a recent report from APF, IIRCMar 03 01:28
MinceRthey just bought all the "all that evil pr0n and violent images must be stopped at all cost!" bullshitMar 03 01:29
oiaohmBasically if you posted a text based website with all rateable images.  Talking against the law there if it was blocked who ever did would have broken laws.Mar 03 01:29
MinceRoiaohm: that's what censorship is -- blocking free speech.Mar 03 01:29
MinceRthis is a matter of principle.Mar 03 01:29
oiaohmBasically you are perfectly free to talk about it.Mar 03 01:29
oiaohmJust you don't have the free use of images.Mar 03 01:29
oiaohmAs I said the biggest issue I had was the idea of keeping the list secret.Mar 03 01:30
MinceRi guess if someone doesn't want freedom for himself then he can't be helped.Mar 03 01:31
Chips_B_Malroyhttp://www.businessweek.com/news/2010-03-02/microsoft-says-operating-expenses-may-rise-5-in-2011-update2-.htmlMar 03 01:31
oiaohmSo making it hard to prove when the core australian law of protection of talking against the law has being breached.Mar 03 01:31
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oiaohmThere is a court case over that fact already lined up MinceRMar 03 01:31
dyfetMincer: in one sense that is true, or at least the inverse is very true, that those who do want freedom and have it denied are not allowed to be helpedMar 03 01:32
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MinceRdyfet: the problem is: what if a tiny minority (like me) wants to live free among a majority that doesn't value freedom for themselves (the mass of idiots on this planet)?Mar 03 01:33
oiaohmSo dyfet and Mincer you are fine with images like child porn and the like being displayed by people for profit.  Images that long term harm people in there production.Mar 03 01:33
MinceRoiaohm: afaik the problem with child porn is not the content of the image but the means of their productionMar 03 01:34
MinceRoiaohm: therefore the means of their production should be attacked, not freedom of speech.Mar 03 01:34
oiaohmBoth are attacked MinceRMar 03 01:34
MinceRoiaohm: so they're throwing the baby out with the bathwater? and you're saying that's good?Mar 03 01:34
dyfetMincer: well, I can tell you, from the experience of the American Indian, that you can expect violence by and continued cruelty from that kind of majorityMar 03 01:34
MinceRdyfet: yeah, that's what i got in all my lifeMar 03 01:35
oiaohmWhat happens in the usa is lets use software to make people appear young.  So we can make images that are the same as child porn legally.  MinceRMar 03 01:35
oiaohmStill does not change the triggered harm.Mar 03 01:35
dyfetMincer: where you are punished or killed simply for living your lifeways...or trying to live in freedom, as a rough analogueMar 03 01:35
MinceRhow so?Mar 03 01:35
MinceRoiaohm: whom does image editing harm?Mar 03 01:36
oiaohmNot exactly editing.Mar 03 01:36
_goblinoiaohm, in the UK its an offence.....Psuedo indecent photographs.Mar 03 01:36
oiaohmRunnign reverse ageing forumallys.Mar 03 01:36
MinceRso, whom does image not-exactly-editing harm?Mar 03 01:36
MinceRdoes it turn the people who were photographed into children or something?Mar 03 01:36
oiaohmBut it does have a effect on the people viewing them.Mar 03 01:37
MinceRor perhaps making photos of someone captures their soul in the photo, which is then harmed?Mar 03 01:37
MinceRwell, that's kind of the point of viewing imagesMar 03 01:37
MinceRif it had no effect on the viewer, then what's the point?Mar 03 01:37
MinceRactually, it's kind of the definition of viewing imagesMar 03 01:37
MinceRif it doesn't effect the viewer's nervous system then he can't see the imageMar 03 01:38
oiaohmIt called desensitization.Mar 03 01:38
oiaohmIts a natural part of the human mind.  MinceRMar 03 01:38
MinceRdo you honestly believe that a vague notion such as "desensitization" is worth more than the idea of free speech?Mar 03 01:38
MinceRare those your priorities?Mar 03 01:38
dyfetoiaohm: if you choose to view it, perhaps, but since you say you do not wish to, obviously you would not, so I do not see how it would harm or "desensitive" you....Mar 03 01:39
oiaohmMinceR:  you are saying vague.  Mil use it in training soliders for a reason.Mar 03 01:39
MinceRi suppose they can't use free speech in training soldiersMar 03 01:39
Chips_B_MalroyHey Goblin>  check your emailMar 03 01:39
oiaohmYou can take a person who by nature would not kill because they would freese.Mar 03 01:40
MinceRand killing is always evil, right?Mar 03 01:40
oiaohmTrain them enough they will kill without thinking due to desensitazation to it.Mar 03 01:40
dyfetMincer: I guess he means if child porn were out there, it would magically appear on every tv and everyone would be magically "forced" to watch it......Mar 03 01:40
MinceRyeah, they'll just kill in every waking moment because they become unable to do anything else, right?Mar 03 01:40
oiaohmNot everyone mind is as weak to it.Mar 03 01:40
oiaohmTo the same ammount.Mar 03 01:40
MinceRdyfet: their puerile minds would not be able to look away!Mar 03 01:41
dyfetMincer: so oiahohm's entire argument is he cannot trust himself, hence he cannot trust others to trust themselves either...??Mar 03 01:41
MinceRlolMar 03 01:41
oiaohmYour arguements are that damage don't happen due to images.Mar 03 01:42
oiaohmEven that its been documented for years.Mar 03 01:42
MinceRno, my argument is that the flow of information by itself is not evilMar 03 01:42
MinceRand that freedom of speech is a prerequisite for democracyMar 03 01:42
oiaohmTo be correct over a 200 years.Mar 03 01:42
dyfetoiaohm: you mean the ones you would "not" view even if available, but even so their being available harms you?Mar 03 01:42
oiaohmProblem is you might not.  But the person who is effected by them may harm you.Mar 03 01:43
oiaohmThat is where your ideas fail.  For the protection of the whole particular things are bad to be come tollerent to.Mar 03 01:44
MinceRdoes it get any more vague and tenuous than that?Mar 03 01:44
oiaohmIts not vague.Mar 03 01:44
MinceRit isMar 03 01:45
oiaohmThere are enough documented cases of it happening.Mar 03 01:45
MinceRwhy doesn't australia offer to join china?Mar 03 01:45
MinceRyou seem to think alikeMar 03 01:45
oiaohmAustralia is not blocking freespeech.Mar 03 01:46
oiaohmThey are block free trade in images.Mar 03 01:46
MinceRwhere do you draw the line?Mar 03 01:46
dyfetThose are the very same arguments China uses...Mar 03 01:46
oiaohmTwo completely different things.Mar 03 01:46
MinceRyeah, china says they aren't blocking free speech eitherMar 03 01:46
dyfetAnd they also say they do not block free speech ;)Mar 03 01:46
oiaohmWords and text don't alter humans reactions to things.Mar 03 01:46
MinceRthe official party line says they're the most free country in the worldMar 03 01:46
MinceRthat's what they all sayMar 03 01:46
oiaohmpictures on the other hand can.Mar 03 01:46
MinceRoiaohm: that's bullshitMar 03 01:47
oiaohmThis is part of our make up.Mar 03 01:47
oiaohmSo you wish to dispute mil training and all the research into it MinceRMar 03 01:47
MinceRideas have been conveyed via language ever since language existedMar 03 01:47
MinceRoiaohm: so you wish to pretend that the entirety of human existence is military trainingMar 03 01:47
oiaohmHow to alter human responsces by images is well documented.Mar 03 01:48
Chips_B_Malroysublimal?Mar 03 01:48
MinceRand learning from text is not well documented, then, i guessMar 03 01:48
oiaohmNot exaclty sublimalMar 03 01:48
MinceRneither is debate in speech or written wordMar 03 01:48
dyfetHmm, best cover your women also then, like in Saudi Arabia....Mar 03 01:48
MinceRwell, i'm certainly not altering your responses, that's trueMar 03 01:48
dyfetLest Australian men go wild...Mar 03 01:48
oiaohmThe more you see something the more tollerent to it you become.Mar 03 01:48
MinceRbut perhaps it isn't a good exampleMar 03 01:48
MinceRthere's nothing wrong with thatMar 03 01:48
oiaohmThat is the way the human brain works.Mar 03 01:48
MinceRit means you can remain functional regardless of the images they try to shock you withMar 03 01:49
Chips_B_Malroyyou refer to military training by USA with XBox360's then?Mar 03 01:49
MinceRyou can still think about their contentsMar 03 01:49
MinceRand that's all that mattersMar 03 01:49
oiaohmSo a person who cannot stand the view of blood show them blood enough they will at some point tollerate it.Mar 03 01:49
oiaohmSame with fear of spiders and the like can be treated the same way.Mar 03 01:49
oiaohmBasically you can remove a person barriors slowly to the point they will do something they would have never done.Mar 03 01:50
MinceRand fainting when you see blood is supposed to be a good thing in your book?Mar 03 01:50
oiaohmNo MinceR the effect is used to treat people with problems like that.Mar 03 01:50
dyfetLiving in a safe pretend state generated world where nothing bad ever happens...Mar 03 01:50
oiaohmBut the effect does not just stop at that.Mar 03 01:50
oiaohmSexual prefence and other things can be altered to a point.Mar 03 01:50
MinceRwhom does it harm to make someone able to function in the presence of certain images?Mar 03 01:51
MinceRno, sexual preference can't be altered that wayMar 03 01:51
Chips_B_MalroyOiaohm> the object of the military is in many ways to create soldiers than carry out orders, almost like a robotMar 03 01:51
MinceRthere was a lot of tryingMar 03 01:51
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oiaohmTo a point MinceRMar 03 01:51
oiaohmThe age of perfence can be moved.Mar 03 01:51
MinceRand yes, information can be conveyed via imagesMar 03 01:51
MinceRso it can be used to debate and present ideasMar 03 01:51
MinceRit's no less evil than doing the same in textMar 03 01:51
oiaohmAgain that is documented.  MinceRMar 03 01:52
MinceRtell that to homosexualsMar 03 01:52
dyfetMincer: maybe he's afraid he will be "turned gay" if he sees a gay pride parade...Mar 03 01:52
Chips_B_Malroymilitary is now using xbox360's for some of its trainingMar 03 01:52
MinceRtell them about your new, supposedly documented method to make them heterosexualMar 03 01:52
MinceRdyfet: lolMar 03 01:52
MinceRChips_B_Malroy: what do they do in the case of RRoD?Mar 03 01:53
MinceRmaybe that's the state in which they use it, thoughMar 03 01:53
MinceRusing a dead xbox360 as a weaponMar 03 01:53
oiaohmDocumentation says you can change the age prefrence of sexual partners.  MinceRMar 03 01:53
oiaohmIe to a point change of sexual perfence.Mar 03 01:54
Chips_B_MalroyMinceR> RROD is not a problem for the Military.  The USA gov will just borrow more money and replace itMar 03 01:54
oiaohmTotal cannot be done.  MinceRMar 03 01:54
MinceRChips_B_Malroy: as long as they're produced at all :>Mar 03 01:54
MinceRoiaohm: so what does that "to a point" mean, then?Mar 03 01:54
oiaohmColor hair age mostly surface appearance things of the attraction.    MinceRMar 03 01:55
Chips_B_MalroyMinceR> the day they stop producing the Xbox consoles, is a good day for mankindMar 03 01:55
MinceRoiaohm: and that's evil how?Mar 03 01:55
MinceRoiaohm: it's a simple matter of taste then.Mar 03 01:55
_goblinRight, off now....Mar 03 01:56
oiaohmYou taste is not formed in isolation.  MinceRMar 03 01:56
_goblinSmoke me a kipper I'll be back for breakfast.Mar 03 01:56
Chips_B_Malroyyes, check your emailMar 03 01:56
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oiaohmWhat you have been and will be exposed to will set it MinceRMar 03 01:56
MinceRoiaohm: nobody's taste is formed in isolationMar 03 01:56
MinceRoiaohm: that doesn't mean that being baited into seeing images i don't want will result in the sudden appearance of some sort of sexual aberration in my mindMar 03 01:57
oiaohmThe problem is it not sudden.Mar 03 01:57
dyfetSome of the most twisted and sick people were the Victorians who also worked hard to censor all aspects of their lives and images of society that were "negative"Mar 03 01:57
MinceRoiaohm: if it is not sudden then it was by conscious choice of the individual to affect himselfMar 03 01:58
dyfetBut I guess that is safer for oiaohm :)Mar 03 01:58
oiaohmYou are talking years of gradual effects.  MinceR   So slight the person that it is happing to does not notice.Mar 03 01:58
MinceRyeah, i wouldn't notice if child pr0n popped up on all sorts of websitesMar 03 01:58
MinceRoh, waitMar 03 01:58
MinceRbut i guess once again the issue is that you don't consider yourself to be adult and so you want your government to make decisions for youMar 03 01:59
Chips_B_MalroySpeaking of twisted, anyone see the Dorian Gray movie?Mar 03 01:59
MinceRand then you claim that you supervise your government and that your votes affect itMar 03 01:59
MinceRwill you then ask your government to decide whom to vote for?Mar 03 01:59
dyfetthe way a dog claims he controls his leash....Mar 03 02:00
MinceRor will you suddenly grow up for a day?Mar 03 02:00
MinceRotherwise, you could just install a client-side filter by your own powerMar 03 02:00
oiaohmMinceR:  Most people don't notice there porn viewing normally starts off in one area and drifts in particular directions over time based on the images they have been viewing.Mar 03 02:00
MinceRwithout forcing a Great Firewall over an entire countryMar 03 02:00
Chips_B_MalroyThey done a lot of censurship of the web down underMar 03 02:00
oiaohmSo its partly enforcement that more people don't drift to child porn.Mar 03 02:01
Chips_B_Malroynot that its a whole lot better here Mar 03 02:01
MinceRso we're seeing that a system that's more suited to censoring opinions is installed instead of one that's suited for controlling one's own habitsMar 03 02:01
MinceRunder a false pretenseMar 03 02:01
MinceRyou don't see anything suspicious here, do you?Mar 03 02:01
dyfetif you dont trust yourself, oiaohm, please, feel free to censor yourself, but don't censor othersMar 03 02:02
MinceRit would only take a single glance at what the chinese doMar 03 02:02
Chips_B_Malroyonce you start down the road to censorship, even for good reasons, they will find other things that need to be censoredMar 03 02:02
Chips_B_Malroywhere does it end?Mar 03 02:02
oiaohmdyfet: Its not that I don't trust myself.  I don't trust others because a lot of people will not notice there changes.Mar 03 02:03
Chips_B_Malroyit was more than just child porn being cenored in AustraliaMar 03 02:03
MinceRyeah, a lot of people aren't adults and can't be trusted to make decisions for themselvesMar 03 02:03
Chips_B_Malroywhere does the list stop?Mar 03 02:03
MinceRand somehow all the responsible adults happen to be concentrated in the government!Mar 03 02:03
Chips_B_MalroyexactlyMar 03 02:03
MinceRbecause their actions sure show how mature they are, don't they?Mar 03 02:03
dyfetChips_B_MalroyL where indeed...Mar 03 02:03
Chips_B_Malroylets see, pirate's bay, block emMar 03 02:04
oiaohmSo you think you could not have your reactions to things altered.  MinceRMar 03 02:04
Chips_B_Malroymaybe someday, boycott novellMar 03 02:04
oiaohmWithout you noticing.  MinceRMar 03 02:04
MinceRi think i'd notice if some change was afootMar 03 02:04
FurnaceBoyChips_B_Malroy: ha, i was about to say the same thingMar 03 02:04
MinceRand i do exert rational controlMar 03 02:04
dyfetMincer: yeah, trust the state to do ALL your thinking for you....;)Mar 03 02:04
MinceRalso, i don't watch pr0n all dayMar 03 02:05
FurnaceBoyMinceR: you should try it!Mar 03 02:05
dyfetlolMar 03 02:05
FurnaceBoybefore you knock it!Mar 03 02:05
MinceRlolMar 03 02:05
MinceRoiaohm: and i don't trust any government to watch for things like that anywayMar 03 02:06
oiaohmItems like pirate bay getting people to take part in something people could currently be jailed for.   Site like boycott Novell would always be fine.Mar 03 02:06
dyfetWell, according to oiahohm, you must already be dangerous and locked up or shot, furnaceboy ;)Mar 03 02:06
MinceRwho knows what sort of aberration would they like me to have?Mar 03 02:06
MinceRoiaohm: no, BN wouldn't always be fineMar 03 02:07
FurnaceBoyoiaohm: "would always be fine" ??Mar 03 02:07
FurnaceBoyoiaohm: can you explain that a bit?Mar 03 02:07
xfcuhiMar 03 02:07
MinceRoiaohm: once the system is in place, all it takes is the action of a single corrupt individual to "accidentally" block BNMar 03 02:07
MinceR"oops"Mar 03 02:07
oiaohmA leaks site here go blocked and the goverment had to restore and pay damages.  MinceRMar 03 02:07
FurnaceBoyMinceR: or not even one individualMar 03 02:07
FurnaceBoyMinceR: it can be a corrupt policy or bad law. much harder to revoke.Mar 03 02:08
MinceRoiaohm: as opposed to client-side filtering, where such changes can't be applied globallyMar 03 02:08
Chips_B_Malroyoiaohm> while I mostly agree with you, still, do you want the gov to have more powers than the founding fathers (in the USA of course) gave them?Mar 03 02:08
Chips_B_Malroythey are too powerful alreadyMar 03 02:08
MinceRoiaohm: also, next time we'd hear your government (and you) argue that a certain other class of sites should be censored, and how fortunate that the system is already in place, it costs nothing!Mar 03 02:08
FurnaceBoyMinceR++Mar 03 02:08
FurnaceBoyit's a slippery slope indeed.Mar 03 02:08
oiaohmThere was a little catch australian goverment already tried client side filtering.Mar 03 02:09
MinceRit's much worse than a slippery slopeMar 03 02:09
dyfetMy people know governments make many promises...Mar 03 02:09
FurnaceBoyone could look at the history of book censorship -- alive and well in the USAMar 03 02:09
MinceRit's handing the government the gun with which to kill your independent thoughtMar 03 02:09
oiaohmGuess what kids more computer skilled than parernets so uninstalled the filter.Mar 03 02:09
oiaohmClient side is not a option if it is to work.Mar 03 02:09
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MinceRyeah, if patents can't use computers then the government will have to control them for everyoneMar 03 02:10
Chips_B_MalroyBN causes many to become informed about what mulitnational corporatioins are doing, in concert with govs (acta as example),  You think they would not get around to blocking this site someday?Mar 03 02:10
MinceRoiaohm: so why don't you give the government root access to your computers and let them change the root password?Mar 03 02:10
oiaohmPart of the filter is owner of ISP account controlled.Mar 03 02:10
MinceRpart.Mar 03 02:10
Chips_B_Malroyif no checks put upon themMar 03 02:10
MinceRand part of it applies to everyone.Mar 03 02:10
MinceRalso, the filter applies to all machines and all users on that LAN.Mar 03 02:11
oiaohmMinceR:  by law if police takes you machine here you already cannot refuse to hand over password.Mar 03 02:11
MinceRthat's a different issueMar 03 02:11
oiaohmGoverment here does not want control of your machine.Mar 03 02:11
oiaohmNo interest in it.Mar 03 02:11
Chips_B_MalroyCensorship, first its about protecting people, then its about he money.Mar 03 02:12
Chips_B_Malroythats where it stopsMar 03 02:12
dyfetTrue, just the person behind the machine...Mar 03 02:12
dyfetIt is about controlling peopleMar 03 02:12
oiaohmNopMar 03 02:12
dyfetWhat they think, what they can learn, what they are allowed to expressMar 03 02:12
Chips_B_Malroyits about the money and the power.  Look at CHinaMar 03 02:12
Chips_B_MalroyLook at Bing, MSMar 03 02:13
dyfetCBM, thats the motivation ultimatelyMar 03 02:13
oiaohmYou are aware that all the filtering bit in Australia started by the people owning the machines requesting a internet filter that works.Mar 03 02:13
MinceR030404 < oiaohm> No interest in it.Mar 03 02:13
MinceRyet.Mar 03 02:13
oiaohmClient side simple does not work.Mar 03 02:13
oiaohmServer side were it harder to tamper with does.Mar 03 02:13
MinceRoiaohm: do you remember the first concept of Palladium?Mar 03 02:13
Chips_B_MalroyThe filtering was already abused thereMar 03 02:13
MinceRclient side does work if the user has a clue.Mar 03 02:13
MinceRit doesn't take muchMar 03 02:13
Chips_B_MalroyproxyMar 03 02:14
oiaohmPalladium can result in machine being rendered useless.Mar 03 02:14
MinceRsay, you use a router with a content filter, keep the passwords (including the one you authenticate to the ISP with) to yourselfMar 03 02:14
oiaohmSo yes stops tampering at what price.Mar 03 02:14
Chips_B_Malroywindows can render a machine useless tooMar 03 02:14
MinceRthe only way the hosts on the LAN can get online is via the routerMar 03 02:14
MinceRwhich filtersMar 03 02:14
MinceRand is secured by passwords the parents keep secureMar 03 02:15
MinceRend of story.Mar 03 02:15
oiaohmAgain not being produces in volume most of the public can afford.Mar 03 02:15
MinceRas for means on the network to get around the proxy -- guess what, those work on the Great Firewall, tooMar 03 02:15
oiaohmSimplest and fast way is place it in the ISP.Mar 03 02:15
MinceRoiaohm: i thought there was a government moving the threads hereMar 03 02:15
MinceRone could imagine that they could arrange for mass productionMar 03 02:16
dyfetHmm, this oiaohm seems to think in "absolutes"...Mar 03 02:16
oiaohmAlso this makes simpler to keep current.Mar 03 02:16
MinceRbut i guess they can only order a Great FirewallMar 03 02:16
MinceRnot something that isn't designed to be abused against the populationMar 03 02:16
dyfetJust an observation...Mar 03 02:16
oiaohmNo each ISP will be responsable for there own domain in the australian system.Mar 03 02:16
MinceRoiaohm: also, the ISP could implement it in an optional wayMar 03 02:16
oiaohmAnd will have the right to dispute anything on the list.Mar 03 02:16
MinceRthere's absolutely no reason to force it on everyone.Mar 03 02:16
oiaohmIf the master list idea drops off.Mar 03 02:17
oiaohmThe law forcing ISPs to provide the option most likely will still go threw.Mar 03 02:17
Chips_B_Malroydidn't they try to keep the list secret first?Mar 03 02:17
MinceRoiaohm: can you explain why the ISP-side filtering can't be optional, with opt-in?Mar 03 02:17
oiaohmMost of the ISP filtering put up is.Mar 03 02:18
oiaohmSmall sections like cutting out virus infected sides and trade in illegal items was not.Mar 03 02:18
MinceRoiaohm: can you explain why some of it isn't?Mar 03 02:18
Chips_B_MalroySo how much different is it if China or Australia does it?Mar 03 02:19
oiaohmsides/sitesMar 03 02:19
oiaohmNow if the list was public I would have and not much problem with it.  Most of it was perfectly sane.Mar 03 02:19
MinceRit shouldn't even be legal for the ISP to do filtering the user can't opt out of.Mar 03 02:19
Chips_B_Malroyah, still secretMar 03 02:20
MinceRthat's not what ISPs are for.Mar 03 02:20
MinceRoiaohm: apparently you don't have problems with itMar 03 02:20
oiaohmA few people who had there sites breached and used as bot masters were on there even that they had recovered there sites.Mar 03 02:20
MinceRhere you are, arguing for this abusive system.Mar 03 02:20
oiaohmI do have a problem with the idea of a hidden list.Mar 03 02:20
Chips_B_Malroysecret filter list, is because they (gov) are filtering something they should not, or have plans to do that in the futureMar 03 02:20
MinceRoiaohm: and you have no problem with the idea that such a hidden list could be turned on at any time.Mar 03 02:21
MinceRif, say, the government decided they don't want the voters to receive ACTA leaks.Mar 03 02:21
oiaohmReally any hidden list if it exists has to be told to the public by law.Mar 03 02:21
MinceR(which shouldn't be allowed to discussed in secret anyway)Mar 03 02:21
oiaohmEven if it contents are hidden.Mar 03 02:22
MinceRso there's a tiny little hole in that mess you call your law?Mar 03 02:22
Chips_B_Malroynot the same as showing the list, is it?Mar 03 02:22
MinceRnot quite the sameMar 03 02:22
oiaohmYep a tiny little hole that need patching.Mar 03 02:22
Chips_B_MalroylolMar 03 02:22
MinceR"oh, and by the way, there are a few things we're hiding from you. it's for your own good honest!"Mar 03 02:22
oiaohmThat hidden lists when it comes to cenoring can exist.Mar 03 02:22
MinceRoiaohm: i think hu jintao could help you patch those tiny little holes just fine.Mar 03 02:23
Chips_B_Malroymost of the countries, most likely already have these lists, just the govs not telling uMar 03 02:23
MinceRthey don't even need to do much propaganda, apparentlyMar 03 02:23
oiaohmYep lot of countries just remove stuff from the root DNS servers.Mar 03 02:23
MinceRyes, a lot of countries perpetuate abuses against free speech.Mar 03 02:24
oiaohmBasically we all know it will happen.Mar 03 02:24
oiaohmBut I want to done in a open and truthful way.Mar 03 02:24
MinceRyes, they do it because they canMar 03 02:24
Chips_B_MalroyMinceR> hu hintao has MS to help them with the great firewallMar 03 02:24
oiaohmIe we are blocking XMar 03 02:24
oiaohmWith why.Mar 03 02:24
MinceRoiaohm: yet here you are arguing that your government is mature and responsibleMar 03 02:24
MinceRoiaohm: while admitting that they aren'tMar 03 02:24
MinceRoiaohm: i really don't understand youMar 03 02:24
oiaohmYou are saying filtering is bad. So they cannot do it.  So in affect you will not know what they are doing.Mar 03 02:25
MinceRnope, i'm not saying "i don't want to know what filtering they're doing"Mar 03 02:25
oiaohmI want to know what they are doing.  I accept filtering for particular reasons has to happen.Mar 03 02:25
MinceRi'm saying "i don't want them to do filtering"Mar 03 02:25
MinceRsee the difference?Mar 03 02:25
oiaohmProblem is they will.Mar 03 02:26
Chips_B_MalroyI think Oiaohm deep down understands that censorship is something that starts as benign, but turns into a cancerMar 03 02:26
Chips_B_Malroygive it timeMar 03 02:26
MinceRwell yes, the problem is that your government and mine both abuse their powerMar 03 02:26
Chips_B_Malroycensorship is all about controlMar 03 02:26
MinceRthat's the entire issue!Mar 03 02:26
oiaohmHidden control censorship grows in a cancer.Mar 03 02:26
Chips_B_MalroysecretsMar 03 02:26
MinceRi don't really see how a government could even exist without power being abusedMar 03 02:26
oiaohmDisputable and openally run censorship runs stable.Mar 03 02:27
oiaohmHas for ages.Mar 03 02:27
MinceRit's what the whole thing is about: a small group of corruptible, fallible people abusing power against the rest of the corruptible, fallible peopleMar 03 02:27
MinceRand yet you'd have me believe that for some magical reason that small group is to be trustedMar 03 02:27
oiaohmI am not after a small group of people to run it MinceRMar 03 02:27
MinceRso, what group would you have run it?Mar 03 02:28
MinceRwould you include me in that group?Mar 03 02:28
oiaohmIf everyone has the right to dispute it.Mar 03 02:28
MinceReveryone?Mar 03 02:28
MinceRthen i decide that i don't want nor need filteringMar 03 02:28
MinceRdo i get it?Mar 03 02:28
Chips_B_Malroyok, the link I put up, about M$ forecasting a 5% increase in expenses this year.Mar 03 02:28
oiaohmAs a collective.Mar 03 02:28
MinceRthat's not a collectiveMar 03 02:28
Chips_B_Malroywhere is that money going?Mar 03 02:28
MinceRthat's a small group claiming they have the will of the peopleMar 03 02:29
Chips_B_Malroymore employees?Mar 03 02:29
MinceRjust like the "communist" dictatorsMar 03 02:29
oiaohmNo if the list is open anything that is wrong on there can be handled by law here.Mar 03 02:29
Chips_B_MalroyWinMO?Mar 03 02:29
oiaohmSo goverments cannot just filter what ever.  MinceRMar 03 02:29
Chips_B_MalroyIndia?Mar 03 02:29
oiaohmThe issue comes because the list was being done closed.  MinceRMar 03 02:30
MinceRin your alleged "democracy", that small group claims to derive the legitimacy of its power from being watched and controlled by the people -- yet you'd have that small group take away the means of that watching.Mar 03 02:30
Chips_B_Malroywrong, if its secret, they can filter whateverMar 03 02:30
oiaohmSo very hard to prove who is blocking.  MinceRMar 03 02:30
MinceRoiaohm: am i supposed to believe that's the will of the "collective"?Mar 03 02:30
oiaohmIf the list is open there can be.Mar 03 02:30
MinceRis the "collective" about "we don't care what goes, just arbitrarily choose a small group of us to lord it over the rest."Mar 03 02:31
MinceR?Mar 03 02:31
Chips_B_Malroycensorship will be abused shortly by the corporations that control the gov that controls the secret listMar 03 02:31
MinceRoiaohm: if the list is secret they filter whatever they feel like filtering at the momentMar 03 02:31
MinceRoiaohm: there's no control!Mar 03 02:31
oiaohmIf the list is open and an entry is wrong the goverment is libable to pay damages to anyone they block incorrectly.Mar 03 02:31
Chips_B_Malroythats fine tooMar 03 02:32
oiaohmAs well as correct it.Mar 03 02:32
oiaohmThe secrect bit I have a problem with.Mar 03 02:32
Chips_B_Malroylet them payMar 03 02:32
MinceRso they'll take some money out of the people's pocket (tax) and give it back to them?Mar 03 02:32
MinceRhow generous.Mar 03 02:32
MinceRthat's some really fine government you have there.Mar 03 02:32
oiaohmBut that puts pure presure to make sure the list is right.Mar 03 02:32
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MinceRalmost as rotten, corrupted and evil as mine.Mar 03 02:33
MinceRalmost.Mar 03 02:33
Chips_B_Malroywill you feel fine, when Bill Gates will have the last word on that list?Mar 03 02:33
oiaohmIf the list is never wrong they never have to pay MinceRMar 03 02:33
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MinceRChips_B_Malroy: he'll be blissfully ignorant of itMar 03 02:33
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MinceRoiaohm: yeah, because your government is never wrongMar 03 02:33
MinceRoiaohm: do you also have unicorns?Mar 03 02:34
Chips_B_MalroyMinceR> thats true because its a secretMar 03 02:34
oiaohmMy goverment losses a case about 4 times a year.Mar 03 02:34
oiaohmSo nothing strange there.Mar 03 02:34
MinceRChips_B_Malroy: and he'll never suspect anything, either.Mar 03 02:34
oiaohmI know my goverment does wrong MinceRMar 03 02:34
MinceRoiaohm: but you seem to think they have a divine right to be wrongMar 03 02:35
oiaohmReason why from the start I said I did not agree with the list being secret.Mar 03 02:35
MinceReven as they cause you damage.Mar 03 02:35
oiaohmProblem here at this stage I know sites get removed by other countries from dns records or locked.Mar 03 02:36
oiaohmSo that makes it even more fun to locate who filtered it.Mar 03 02:36
MinceRthe problem is that others use different means to do it?Mar 03 02:36
oiaohmI know the filtering is going to happen.Mar 03 02:36
MinceRand you think that's good?Mar 03 02:37
oiaohmNothing we can do will stop it.Mar 03 02:37
MinceRyou don't think that a government that is quite willing to do that is illegitimate?Mar 03 02:37
oiaohmThe most important part is knowing who did the filtering.Mar 03 02:37
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oiaohmThen they can be held accountable for their mistakes.Mar 03 02:37
MinceRand you see nothing wrong with your tax dollars being spent on a more efficient system to do just that?Mar 03 02:37
MinceRno they can'tMar 03 02:38
MinceRanyone who complains can be silencedMar 03 02:38
MinceRand you seem to be ok with thatMar 03 02:38
oiaohmO yes they can.Mar 03 02:38
Chips_B_MalroyI would actually agree that some things need to be blockedMar 03 02:38
oiaohmAustralia laws they can.  MinceRMar 03 02:38
Chips_B_Malroylike suicide assisted sites for exampleMar 03 02:38
MinceRyes, for example the bloodflow of those who pay from their citizens' pockets to build these Great FirewallsMar 03 02:38
DaemonFC"<MinceR> anyone who complains can be silenced" terrorist!Mar 03 02:38
MinceRthat should be blockedMar 03 02:38
oiaohmComplains is not blocked.Mar 03 02:39
MinceRDaemonFC: i guess by the jesuslandian definition ("anyone who dares to think for themselves") i'm a terrorist.Mar 03 02:39
MinceRoiaohm: how do you know?Mar 03 02:39
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MinceRoiaohm: if someone finds out, will you see their complaint?Mar 03 02:39
Chips_B_MalroyThe problem I see, is filtering and blocking, does not follow the recourse of the lawMar 03 02:39
DaemonFCMinceR, That's not true. Anyone who annoys the ruling class with their thinking for themselves is a terroristMar 03 02:40
oiaohmWe do have recourse under the law.Mar 03 02:40
DaemonFCthere's a difference thereMar 03 02:40
MinceRi think the law (whatever it happens to be) is no excuse for screwing the citizens.Mar 03 02:40
oiaohmHere Chips_B_MalroyMar 03 02:40
MinceRthere's no excuse for taking the freedom of innocents away.Mar 03 02:40
oiaohmProblem is with the list hidden proving it was the goverment list that blocked you is tricky.Mar 03 02:40
Chips_B_Malroyif these people who run these sites are doing illegal, sue them in court, the gov has this option, and if they out of the country, then block them legallyMar 03 02:40
MinceRand yes, this includes freedom of speech -- an integral part of freedom, no matter how much this fact hurts.Mar 03 02:40
DaemonFCMinceR, Yes there is. They hate freedom.Mar 03 02:40
Chips_B_Malroythere is not legal recourse hereMar 03 02:41
MinceRDaemonFC: then they'll take their own freedom awayMar 03 02:41
MinceRDaemonFC: fine with me, as long as mine remains intact.Mar 03 02:41
oiaohmAustralia has legal recourse has already been testing and won with the list hidden.Mar 03 02:41
MinceRthe "social contract" is bullshit.Mar 03 02:41
DaemonFCMinceR, It's OK to have freedom as long as you don't try to invoke it.Mar 03 02:41
DaemonFCget the deal there?Mar 03 02:41
oiaohmWith the list open legal recourse is many times simpler to do.Mar 03 02:41
MinceRDaemonFC: yeahMar 03 02:41
Chips_B_Malroywell putMar 03 02:42
DaemonFCIt's that way with some software too. Mono users have freedom by the letter of the license, but nobody can stop Microsoft from suing (over patents) anyone using that freedom.Mar 03 02:43
MinceRthe sad thing is that the more countries adopt the Great Firewall the more pressure will be on mine to do the sameMar 03 02:43
DaemonFCbroken legal system gives you freedom with one hand and smacks you down with the otherMar 03 02:43
Chips_B_MalroyOn another thread, a google search for "Microsoft outsourcing to India" turns up gobs of stuffMar 03 02:43
cubezzzGreat Firewall?Mar 03 02:44
Chips_B_MalroyChinaMar 03 02:44
MinceRcubezzz: what china, australia and who knows who else has.Mar 03 02:44
DaemonFCfree software can never be 100% effective in a system of patentsMar 03 02:44
DaemonFCnobody says it's non-free on the count of thatMar 03 02:45
Chips_B_MalroyPatents.  All the Corps need them, in order to sue the others.  MAD of corps.  Its why IBM and Google have to have them, in case MS decides to mess with them, they can countersueMar 03 02:46
DaemonFCAnyway, I think I say the other day where someone said Matt Asay was telling Microsoft to "Bring it on!" more or lessMar 03 02:46
DaemonFCanyone know what he was on about?Mar 03 02:46
MinceRDaemonFC: mono is non-free though, because of patent issuesMar 03 02:46
DaemonFC*sawMar 03 02:46
MinceRit's the rare example of the non-free open source software, afaikMar 03 02:46
cubezzzpatens don't mean squat outside of the USMar 03 02:46
Chips_B_MalroyTRue, but they willMar 03 02:47
MinceRDaemonFC: dunno, but i guess it was the fanboy cheering for crAppleMar 03 02:47
DaemonFCMinceR, It's a free under copyright license Mar 03 02:47
cubezzzsoftware patents aren't even used by some countriesMar 03 02:47
DaemonFCbut the patent system undoes the ability to freely use itMar 03 02:47
MinceRDaemonFC: free software isn't defined in terms of licensesMar 03 02:47
MinceRDaemonFC: it's defined in terms of the four freedoms.Mar 03 02:47
DaemonFCMinceR, And the LGPL and MIT licenses give the user those freedomsMar 03 02:47
Chips_B_MalroyThe corps are working hard to get software patents in the EU soonMar 03 02:47
DaemonFCbut they can't overthrow the patent systemMar 03 02:47
cubezzzthe patent system? You're jokingMar 03 02:48
DaemonFCThey could declare Mono the code to be in the public domainMar 03 02:48
cubezzzall that will happen is some lawyers will get richMar 03 02:48
DaemonFCit still violates patentsMar 03 02:48
MinceRyeah, the EU is going to force the ACTA on hungary and keep on prancing as if they represented us and were controlled by officials we electedMar 03 02:48
MinceRthat's why i wish we'd just leave the EU and make the price of buying laws here that much higher for the megacorpsMar 03 02:49
Chips_B_MalroySadly, a distro should never be released here in the land of the free, but rather if its put togeather here, released on some foreign server that does not have patentsMar 03 02:49
cubezzzimagery property doesn't exist :)Mar 03 02:49
DaemonFCMinceR, Your government has full authority over trash pickups and dog catching :)Mar 03 02:49
MinceRcubezzz: you can still be sued over itMar 03 02:49
cubezzzis there a patent on icons and clicking too?Mar 03 02:49
MinceRDaemonFC: and they screw even that upMar 03 02:49
cubezzzhave they patented 1 + 1 = 2 yet?Mar 03 02:50
MinceRgnMar 03 02:50
cubezzzI'm sooo scared of the big bad patentsMar 03 02:50
oiaohmYes MS took out a patent for client on icons so did apple.Mar 03 02:51
oiaohmclient/clicking.Mar 03 02:51
MinceRwho won?Mar 03 02:51
oiaohmNo one neither has used the patentMar 03 02:52
Chips_B_Malroyseriously, distro's should be released overseas somewhere, without patents.  That way they could all have the codecs and css installed by default like Mint doesMar 03 02:52
cubezzzso the patents are basically uselessMar 03 02:52
oiaohmIe patentsMar 03 02:52
MinceRso they both hold a patent for the same thing?Mar 03 02:52
oiaohmYep MinceRMar 03 02:52
cubezzzwhy doesn't Xerox sue the whole world then?Mar 03 02:52
MinceRfor something that they saw prior art of at xerox parc?Mar 03 02:52
cubezzzexactlyMar 03 02:52
cubezzzit's all horsebleepMar 03 02:53
MinceRthe jesuslandian legal system is a neverending source of comedyMar 03 02:53
MinceRif only it had no way of affecting me, i'd laugh at it all day.Mar 03 02:53
oiaohmProblem with patents is that you can take them out without a working deviceMar 03 02:53
oiaohmLet alone a search for prior artMar 03 02:53
cubezzznot in Canada you can'tMar 03 02:53
oiaohmReally.Mar 03 02:53
cubezzzwe don't have software patentsMar 03 02:54
oiaohmThere are some Canada device patents that you look at them thee is no way the device can work.Mar 03 02:54
Chips_B_MalroySo whats the deal with Novell?  Someone wants to buy it, but the source of the money cannot be traced?  Funny isn't it, just in time before we see who will win the rights to the Unix copyrights.Mar 03 02:54
oiaohmCompletely no way.  cubezzzMar 03 02:54
cubezzzit has to be tied to hardwareMar 03 02:54
oiaohmThe complete base rules of the patent system are screwed.Mar 03 02:54
oiaohmTied to hardware does not mean the hardware works.Mar 03 02:55
oiaohmThat is the big thing you can just patent a dream of a working hardware.Mar 03 02:55
cubezzzhow does it affect Linux users anyway?Mar 03 02:55
oiaohmIf you call device makers Linux users makes there life hard turning out devices at times.Mar 03 02:55
cubezzzit's a big game of bluffMar 03 02:56
oiaohmWhen it should not be a game of bluffMar 03 02:56
cubezzzso just publishing programming specs and someone else will write itMar 03 02:56
oiaohmYou have some new idea that works.  You should have to present the working item to the patent office if you want patent protection.Mar 03 02:56
oiaohmThat would cut the patent numbers massively.Mar 03 02:56
oiaohmLess than 10 percent I would guess could present a real working device.Mar 03 02:57
cubezzzdon't patents expire after 20 years?Mar 03 02:57
oiaohmSoftware is 20Mar 03 02:57
cubezzzthey can't endlessly renew them can they?Mar 03 02:57
DaemonFCMono, even RMS says Mono is "free", he also says that the patent laws of some countries subvert that. It makes me think of Mono being in the same legal class as the LAME MP3 encoder. I assume that if you only redistribute Mono as source code you're only describing a .Net compatible runtime and not actually providing one.Mar 03 02:58
oiaohmThere is a illegal process called evergreening cubezzzMar 03 02:58
DaemonFCThat could be interesting given that Gentoo might be the only legal distributor of Mono outseide of NovellMar 03 02:58
oiaohmOne patent expires you take out another covering the same kind of area.  cubezzzMar 03 02:59
cubezzzI don't see any problem thenMar 03 02:59
DaemonFCor other operating systems that use ports-like package managementMar 03 02:59
oiaohmDue to no prior art checks that gets threw.  cubezzzMar 03 02:59
cubezzzafter 20 years all the patents should be expiredMar 03 02:59
cubezzzso already a ton of them must have expired by nowMar 03 02:59
oiaohmSo company with the evergreen patent gets to apply it against there competition.  cubezzzMar 03 02:59
DaemonFCThink about it. Gentoo is only sending you the source code, it's being compiled locallyMar 03 03:00
DaemonFChow do they know that it will be compiled? ;)Mar 03 03:00
oiaohmAnd unless the company being attacked with an evergreen patent can prove it they can be force to pay up.  cubezzzMar 03 03:00
cubezzzDaemonFC, I pretty much do that with old Linux myselfMar 03 03:00
DaemonFCcubezzz, When you distribute source only, it also falls under the first amendment of the US constitutionMar 03 03:00
DaemonFCprotected speechMar 03 03:00
DaemonFC:)Mar 03 03:01
oiaohmBoth evergreening and no real item are major issues in the patent systems everywhere.  cubezzz Mar 03 03:01
cubezzzlike decss ? :)Mar 03 03:01
DaemonFCcubezzz, yeah and libdvdcss and suchMar 03 03:01
oiaohmcss is illegal in australiaMar 03 03:01
DaemonFCyou can print out the libdvdcss source code and wear it on a T-shirtMar 03 03:01
oiaohmIts regional coded.Mar 03 03:01
DaemonFCthey can't stop there eitherMar 03 03:01
DaemonFC*thatMar 03 03:01
oiaohmSo breachs our right to the trade of information freely.Mar 03 03:01
cubezzzit's llegal, HAMar 03 03:01
cubezzzso I bet no one compiles it then right? :)Mar 03 03:02
cubezzzand the patent police go into every house and checkMar 03 03:02
oiaohmSo we are allowed to items like decss perfectly fine.Mar 03 03:02
cubezzzit's ridiculousMar 03 03:02
DaemonFCoiaohm, Do you have any concept of constitutionally-protected speech in Australia?Mar 03 03:02
DaemonFCor even by statute?Mar 03 03:02
DaemonFCif so, how can they deny that source code is speech or expression?Mar 03 03:03
oiaohmWe don't have constitutionally protected speech.Mar 03 03:03
oiaohmWe have constitutionally protected free trade.Mar 03 03:03
MinceRDaemonFC: he's living in a dictatorship and is happy about it.Mar 03 03:03
oiaohmThat is a whole different class of law.Mar 03 03:04
Chips_B_Malroywell, since css is illegal in Australia, its sort of, almost like a software patent?Mar 03 03:04
oiaohmcss distrupts people right to trade freely.Mar 03 03:04
Chips_B_Malroyoh, licenceMar 03 03:04
DaemonFCoiaohm, I can't incite a riot, or plot o murder someone, or shout "FIRE!!!" in a crowded theater, but most speech and expression is protectedMar 03 03:04
DaemonFCincluding source code Mar 03 03:04
oiaohmPart of trading freely is the right to talk freely about issues.Mar 03 03:05
Chips_B_Malroyno css, helps peole trade freelyMar 03 03:05
cubezzzno bomb jokes at airports :)Mar 03 03:05
cubezzzhighly inadvisableMar 03 03:05
DaemonFCcubezzz, Falls under the threat to public safety ideaMar 03 03:05
cubezzzbut all that is common senseMar 03 03:05
DaemonFCsame as "FIRE!!!!" in a movie theaterMar 03 03:05
Chips_B_Malroyand let them play the disks that they paid for on linuxMar 03 03:05
oiaohmBasically our free speech laws come from free trade.Mar 03 03:05
cubezzzI don't seem to have any trouble downloaded Linux ISOsMar 03 03:06
Chips_B_Malroyfrom patents and big corporations,Mar 03 03:06
Chips_B_Malroythats where your laws came fromMar 03 03:06
cubezzzwhere's the big bad patent threat eh?Mar 03 03:06
cubezzzsleeping? :)Mar 03 03:06
DaemonFCthe thing is that libdvdcss isn't actually a DRM crackMar 03 03:06
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DaemonFCit just generates random keys until one unlocks the diskMar 03 03:06
oiaohmAlso we have anti descrimination rules based also constitutionally protected.Mar 03 03:07
Chips_B_Malroythere is a blur between patents, licences, and copyrightsMar 03 03:07
cubezzzsoftware patents are just stupidMar 03 03:08
Chips_B_Malroymostly, u in the same boat as the rest of us oiaohm.  It not really the last free place in the world you know.Mar 03 03:08
cubezzzclicking on a icon is patentable?Mar 03 03:08
oiaohmChips_B_Malroy: Yep but the issue is we have completely different names from things.Mar 03 03:08
Chips_B_Malroynot completelyMar 03 03:09
oiaohmFar enough.Mar 03 03:09
cubezzzthere's de facto and de jureMar 03 03:09
oiaohmUSA people ask about free speech when the question here is free trade and fair trading.Mar 03 03:09
Ziomatrixcubezzz: its more then that, businesses and people should have choice on how they want to distribute their software. So long as its not obussive and obstructive within itself to othersMar 03 03:09
cubezzzwe have freedom de jureMar 03 03:09
DaemonFCChristians are protected under the 1968 version of the US hate crimes bill, but when the government went to add gay people last year all of a sudden you have churches saying protected groups are unconstitutional Mar 03 03:09
Ziomatrixoiaohm: turning it into a freedom pissing contest is not going to solve anythingMar 03 03:10
DaemonFCwherre was this opinion over the 41 years they had been protected?Mar 03 03:10
cubezzzI'm not pissing :)Mar 03 03:10
cubezzznot at the moment anywayMar 03 03:10
oiaohmReally what is the point of free speech if you cannot trade.Mar 03 03:10
Chips_B_Malroylet me boil it down for you, its about the rights of big rich multinational corporations that have turned to controling the govs of this world, at the expense of the peopleMar 03 03:10
ZiomatrixDaemonFC: its simple those folks opinions are so fanatically askewed that they would bite their own hand to spite the other's faceMar 03 03:10
DaemonFCI never saw a massive church movement to get themselves delisted from the hate crimes protection bill from 1968Mar 03 03:10
Chips_B_Malroyincluding your countryMar 03 03:10
DaemonFCdid anyone else?Mar 03 03:10
cubezzzno of course notMar 03 03:11
cubezzzI don't think it's even debatableMar 03 03:11
DaemonFCif protected groups are unconstitutional, lets roll the entire hate crimes law backMar 03 03:11
DaemonFCstrike every protected groupMar 03 03:11
DaemonFCyes?Mar 03 03:11
cubezzzthen you're going back to the 1950'sMar 03 03:12
DaemonFC"It's the only way to uphold the constitution, thanks for bringing this up!Mar 03 03:12
DaemonFClolMar 03 03:12
DaemonFCno, roll the whole thing back and strike everyoneMar 03 03:12
DaemonFCincluding the protected group status the Christians enjoyMar 03 03:13
oiaohmHate crimes fall under anti descrimantation laws. Here.    Anti-descrimantation laws can over throw goverment put forward laws.Mar 03 03:13
cubezzzanother example, transistors were patented but I think everyone can make transistorsMar 03 03:13
DaemonFCoiaohm, It's bullshit anyway. The hate crimes laws in the US do not violate the constitution because you do not have freedom of expression when you murder someone.Mar 03 03:13
DaemonFCcracking someone over the head with a bat then lynching them is not a protected activity that I'm aware ofMar 03 03:14
oiaohmAnti descrimantion also covers refusing to trade with someone based on skin as well.  DaemonFCMar 03 03:14
cubezzzI think GNU/Linux is fine, and safe enoughMar 03 03:14
cubezzzgetting back to the whole software patent thingMar 03 03:14
cubezzzthe OEM thing, that is a major problem thoughMar 03 03:15
oiaohmAustralian laws are more about allowing trade than anything else.Mar 03 03:15
DaemonFCoiaohm, I know of very few businesses that want to lose 30% of their incomeMar 03 03:15
DaemonFCturning away inorities would kill their bottom lineMar 03 03:15
DaemonFC*minoritiesMar 03 03:15
oiaohmBut they did at one point in usa history.  DaemonFCMar 03 03:16
Ziomatrixoiaohm: then why have they tried to implement such harsh ISP filtering measures? As well as for games?Mar 03 03:16
DaemonFCoiaohm, minorities didn't used to be 30% of the population eitherMar 03 03:16
DaemonFCsome businesses would be willing to absorb a 10% hitMar 03 03:17
oiaohmWith money yes.  DaemonFCMar 03 03:17
cubezzzwhat about the original natives? :)Mar 03 03:17
oiaohmBlocking trade has nasty effects.  DaemonFCMar 03 03:17
Chips_B_Malroycontrol=money at some point.  MS knows this.  Australia gov will do this in timeMar 03 03:17
cubezzzthey kind of got the shaft...Mar 03 03:17
DaemonFCcubezzz, Yeah kind of. What happened to the ones in Canada?Mar 03 03:17
DaemonFCabout the same thing?Mar 03 03:17
Ziomatrixcubezzz: have you ever been to Mohegan Sun?Mar 03 03:17
oiaohmZiomatrix: for games lot of games don't get produced here.  So not good for trade also they don't face australian rating system.Mar 03 03:18
cubezzzZiomatrix, noMar 03 03:18
cubezzzDaemonFC, I would say soMar 03 03:18
DaemonFCoiaohm, Your government tells you what your children will see and hear.Mar 03 03:18
DaemonFC*cough* fascismMar 03 03:19
cubezzzCanada government gives natives quite a lot of money nowadays thoughMar 03 03:19
oiaohmNo the rules are broad.  DaemonFCMar 03 03:19
Chips_B_Malroyif you can block the competition to filtering, and get away with it, why not?  MS would not have any ethical problem doing this if they controlled the gov doing itMar 03 03:19
DaemonFChere we have industry self-regulations (hah) and voluntary store compliance.Mar 03 03:19
oiaohmAnd self-regulation is why you banks had big problems.Mar 03 03:20
DaemonFCvideo game ratings are getting to be like movie ratings were in the US in the 1970s, oiaohm Mar 03 03:20
cubezzzself-reg doesn't work very wellMar 03 03:20
DaemonFCeveryone is trying to get an M rating on a game that's not all that hardcoreMar 03 03:20
Chips_B_Malroyit worked fineMar 03 03:20
Chips_B_Malroyvery fineMar 03 03:20
Chips_B_Malroymade them trillionsMar 03 03:21
Chips_B_Malroytoo big to failMar 03 03:21
DaemonFCM rating on a game is like an NC-17 on moviesMar 03 03:21
Chips_B_Malroythey controlled the govMar 03 03:21
cubezzzwell, when you put it that way...Mar 03 03:21
DaemonFCmost theaters won't run NC-17 thoughMar 03 03:21
DaemonFCso they try to not go higher than RMar 03 03:21
cubezzzwow, if they got trillions I should at least get a lousy million :)Mar 03 03:21
oiaohmOur problem our game rates stop at PG.  DaemonFCMar 03 03:21
cubezzzthat's only one millionth as much cash :)Mar 03 03:22
Chips_B_Malroypeople here cannot even get their unemployment extendedMar 03 03:22
DaemonFCoiaohm, so everything beyond that's like a no rating?Mar 03 03:22
cubezzzwhat a messMar 03 03:22
oiaohmYep DaemonFCMar 03 03:22
oiaohmAs I said our rating system need fixing.  DaemonFCMar 03 03:22
Chips_B_Malroythat failed, but might get passed in a week or two for areas with higher than 8.5% unemployment, officialMar 03 03:22
DaemonFCoiaohm, So you could conceivably have a game that should be a triple X rated video game, and it's just not ratedMar 03 03:23
DaemonFCsame with most other onesMar 03 03:23
oiaohmNot rated equals not allowed to be importanted.  DaemonFCMar 03 03:23
DaemonFCohMar 03 03:23
DaemonFCso you have to get them on ebayMar 03 03:23
DaemonFCin a plain brown boxMar 03 03:23
DaemonFC:PMar 03 03:23
oiaohmSince no one will dispute with regutaltor to create rules above PG no rules are forming.Mar 03 03:23
DaemonFCwhat? they didn't sell Halo thare?Mar 03 03:24
oiaohmHalo got into PG just.Mar 03 03:24
DaemonFCso did they censor it or "massage" the rating system?Mar 03 03:24
oiaohmYep.Mar 03 03:24
oiaohmSome sections are missing.Mar 03 03:24
DaemonFCdamnMar 03 03:25
DaemonFCWhat is it with the Islamic Republic of Australia all of a sudden?Mar 03 03:25
DaemonFC:PMar 03 03:25
oiaohmIts no new.Mar 03 03:25
oiaohmWe need a few companies to dispute for higher rates.Mar 03 03:25
oiaohmTo create a list of what each of the higher rating should and should not have.Mar 03 03:26
Chips_B_MalroyMore like Red China DaemonMar 03 03:26
oiaohmSo cease to be non rated.Mar 03 03:26
DaemonFCChips_B_Malroy, Yeah, kind ofMar 03 03:26
oiaohmThat is they way the australia system was designed to work.Mar 03 03:26
DaemonFCbut even China's not that strictMar 03 03:26
DaemonFCChina is more worried about ideas that subvert their government than they are about nudity and violenceMar 03 03:27
oiaohmnot goverments create what each rating is.  But beformed by comuminty and company input.Mar 03 03:27
DaemonFCoiaohm, Guessing Madworld isn't for sale there?Mar 03 03:27
DaemonFClolMar 03 03:27
oiaohmYep the internet has screw the australian rating system up.Mar 03 03:27
oiaohmSo the rating body is firing arms against the internet to force the system to work right.Mar 03 03:27
Chips_B_MalroyLets face it, Australia, its not the last free place, its going down the same rathole as the rest of the Western DemocraciesMar 03 03:27
oiaohmAustralia has never been fully free.Mar 03 03:28
Chips_B_MalroyagreedMar 03 03:28
oiaohmSome of the systems designed have been good.Mar 03 03:28
Chips_B_MalroyyesMar 03 03:28
oiaohmBut when they malfunction they do it in a big way.Mar 03 03:28
oiaohmLike the design fo the rating system is brilent.Mar 03 03:28
ZiomatrixDaemonFC: the PRC takes a page on from the USA and has plenty of action packed flying circus style kung fu series on TVMar 03 03:29
Chips_B_Malroythe firewallMar 03 03:29
oiaohmIf it would work.Mar 03 03:29
DaemonFChttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2L5-W0vkc_E&feature=relatedMar 03 03:29
phIRCe-BNcTitle: YouTube- Let's Play: Mad World [Wii][HD] - Part 10: Never Hit a Lady .::. Size~: 123.56 KBMar 03 03:29
oiaohmFirewall is a repsonce to the rating system not working.   And the companies just deciding to import than deal with the rating system.Mar 03 03:29
DaemonFCoiaohm, That's what I'm sayingMar 03 03:30
DaemonFCcompanies would just import things they can't getMar 03 03:30
Chips_B_Malroylet me sum it up, you in the same boat as the rest of us.  you can only argue about the rate that the boat is taking on waterMar 03 03:30
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oiaohmImport by internet DaemonFCMar 03 03:36
DaemonFCyeahMar 03 03:36
oiaohmNotice how many of those highly volient games have by on line and download options.Mar 03 03:37
oiaohmHow to by pass countries rating systems.  Sooner or latter some country had to hit back.Mar 03 03:37
DaemonFCoiaohm, TOR?Mar 03 03:40
oiaohmThat is the big thing lot of people not getting.Mar 03 03:40
oiaohmThis is a responce to a system not working.Mar 03 03:41
oiaohmThe second responce.  7 years ago ie 2001 there was a call for game companies to come and help design the higher rating systems.Mar 03 03:41
oiaohmOpps 9 year ago.Mar 03 03:42
DaemonFCI hate Russian websitesMar 03 03:42
DaemonFCgrrrrMar 03 03:42
oiaohmDoing another attempt to avoid the system will just risking triggering bigger responce.Mar 03 03:42
DaemonFCclick on this, watch these adsMar 03 03:42
oiaohmBasically the rating system gets fixed lot of the presure on games will disappar.Mar 03 03:43
DaemonFCturn on pop upsMar 03 03:43
oiaohmIts not like the rating body is not wanting to create higher ratings.Mar 03 03:43
DaemonFCclick the wrong thing and wait againMar 03 03:43
Chips_B_Malroywell the violet games issues, its sort of bogus.  Both your country and mine, will put an 18 year old in a rice pattey with an M16, drafted, no choice.  Now thats violet.Mar 03 03:44
oiaohmHere is a pure lack of rating system.  Chips_B_MalroyMar 03 03:45
oiaohmAnd the rules to create higher ratings need involement.Mar 03 03:45
DaemonFCoiaohm, Translate Russian for myMar 03 03:45
DaemonFC:PMar 03 03:45
DaemonFC*meMar 03 03:45
Chips_B_Malroyyou really need one for Halo, when u see a guy standing with a gun on the cover?Mar 03 03:45
Chips_B_Malroyjust make them all over 16Mar 03 03:46
Chips_B_Malroylet the parents buy themMar 03 03:46
Chips_B_MalroythemMar 03 03:46
DaemonFCWhy no international outrage over Australia's lack of civil liberties?Mar 03 03:46
DaemonFCinvasion and regime change maybe?Mar 03 03:46
Chips_B_MalroyOh, I forgot DaemonFCMar 03 03:47
Chips_B_MalroyheheMar 03 03:47
DaemonFCtheir military wouldn't fare as well as Iraq'sMar 03 03:47
Chips_B_Malroyno, I have nothing but respect for the Aussie militaryMar 03 03:48
Chips_B_Malroyand the Brits tooMar 03 03:48
DaemonFCthey have 6 diesel submarines, woohooMar 03 03:48
DaemonFCno nuclear strike capabilityMar 03 03:48
DaemonFCtheir air force is a bunch of aging F/A 18 HornetsMar 03 03:48
DaemonFC(72 of them) with bad framesMar 03 03:48
Chips_B_Malroyand New Zealand doe snot let us port our ships there with nukes, the way it should beMar 03 03:49
oiaohmhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Video_game_content_rating_system  Ok I forgot about MA15 that stops at 18 we have nothing for over 18.Mar 03 03:49
phIRCe-BNcTitle: Video game content rating system - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia .::. Size~: 48.95 KBMar 03 03:49
DaemonFCI think the Iraqi Air Force's Mirage fighters in the first Gulf War were more capable than Australia's primary fighter jetsMar 03 03:49
oiaohmOur F/A 18 hornets are from the USA scrap yard.Mar 03 03:49
oiaohmCost us only shipping.Mar 03 03:49
DaemonFCpretty muchMar 03 03:49
DaemonFCwhat we were using in 1982Mar 03 03:49
DaemonFCno upgradesMar 03 03:50
DaemonFCif we invade Australia before we sell them the F-35, they're fuckedMar 03 03:50
DaemonFCheheheMar 03 03:50
Chips_B_Malroywhy would the Aussies need F16's?  They a peaceful bunchMar 03 03:50
oiaohmNot really.Mar 03 03:50
oiaohmif your USA forces are still as usless at holding on there ships we don't have a major problems.Mar 03 03:50
Chips_B_Malroyand MS already controls themMar 03 03:51
DaemonFCthe old non-upgraded F/A-18 is obsolete even without the worn out framesMar 03 03:51
oiaohmA crew of 8 can operate most USA ships after australian control systems are fitted.Mar 03 03:51
DaemonFCa squadron of F-22's would pulvarize several squadrons of F/A-18sMar 03 03:51
DaemonFCand probably take no losses doing itMar 03 03:51
oiaohmNot for sure.Mar 03 03:52
DaemonFCfaster, more maneuverable, better targeting systemMar 03 03:52
DaemonFCthe F/A-18 would loseMar 03 03:52
Chips_B_MalroyMaybe, but we will probably go with "good" ugh M$ software to power those shipsMar 03 03:52
Chips_B_Malroywish I had that link nowMar 03 03:52
oiaohmF-22 not as strong to magnetic pulse.Mar 03 03:52
DaemonFCChips_B_Malroy, No, no Microsoft software on the F-22Mar 03 03:52
DaemonFCnor the F-35Mar 03 03:52
DaemonFCmy dad worked on th radar system for the F-35Mar 03 03:53
Chips_B_MalroyFord now is brain dead advertising M$ software in their carsMar 03 03:53
oiaohmAlso the australian F18 don't have any USA electronics left in them.Mar 03 03:53
DaemonFCso?Mar 03 03:53
DaemonFCThey're still inferior and two generations oldMar 03 03:53
Chips_B_Malroyneither do the iraealisMar 03 03:53
DaemonFCthey pose no threat to a modern air force Mar 03 03:53
oiaohmOther than the fact they can magnetic pulse.  DaemonFCMar 03 03:53
DaemonFCRussian Migs could decimate the F/A-18Mar 03 03:54
oiaohmYes was not a feature they F/A 18 had before we got them.Mar 03 03:54
Chips_B_MalroyAussies like europe dosen't have to fight real warsMar 03 03:54
DaemonFCit's not just the US fighters that could have a field day with your fighter jetsMar 03 03:54
oiaohmNo USA topguns found out the hardway no.Mar 03 03:54
Chips_B_Malroyits the USA that gets itself into all these bush warsMar 03 03:54
oiaohmUSA radar lock does not work.Mar 03 03:54
Chips_B_Malroyand the world's policemanMar 03 03:55
DaemonFCworks fineMar 03 03:55
DaemonFCwhat we sold you didn't work wellMar 03 03:55
DaemonFC;)Mar 03 03:55
oiaohmNot once pulse is on.Mar 03 03:55
Chips_B_Malroyno it dosen't work fineMar 03 03:55
oiaohmWorks up until that is turned on DaemonFCMar 03 03:55
DaemonFCwe don't sell the good stuffMar 03 03:55
DaemonFCwe cripple itMar 03 03:55
DaemonFCremove stuff still classifiedMar 03 03:55
oiaohmReason why we striped all the electronics out.Mar 03 03:55
Chips_B_Malroybecause we are going broke being the world's policemanMar 03 03:55
oiaohmThe Australian F18 has australian gear.Mar 03 03:56
DaemonFCoiaohm, The F-35 is a damned impressive planeMar 03 03:56
oiaohmIt was just a air frame to equip.Mar 03 03:56
DaemonFCcosts a fortune, but it is an amazng piece of hardwareMar 03 03:56
oiaohmSame reason why Australia wants the complete software and lot.Mar 03 03:56
oiaohmso we can alter it to carry some of our custom gear.Mar 03 03:56
Chips_B_Malroyhope we do not build too many F35'sMar 03 03:56
DaemonFCif it costs half again more than your enemy pays for theirs but you only need a third as many, it's worth the investmentMar 03 03:57
oiaohmLike the Australian F18 can track a sleath bomber.Mar 03 03:57
oiaohmFrom its onboard computers.Mar 03 03:57
oiaohmTurn them of no more air time bomber.Mar 03 03:57
DaemonFCChips_B_Malroy, We're actually getting a hell of a deal on the F-35Mar 03 03:57
Chips_B_Malroyon borrowed Red Chinese moneyMar 03 03:57
DaemonFCChips_B_Malroy, We had other countries pay for a lot of the development and agree to purchase a lot of them from us, at a profitMar 03 03:58
oiaohmBasically the Australian air craft no 100 percent walk over for USA aircraft.Mar 03 03:58
oiaohmRussian on the other hand.Mar 03 03:58
DaemonFCso we get a new fleet of fighters at half priceMar 03 03:58
Chips_B_Malroyat some point the military has to be cut back.Mar 03 03:58
Chips_B_Malroyat least one of these wars must endMar 03 03:58
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Chips_B_Malroythe country cannot afford bothMar 03 03:59
DaemonFCChips_B_Malroy, I think we should look into retiring a lot of old weaponry, including the M-16Mar 03 03:59
Chips_B_MalroyF16Mar 03 03:59
DaemonFCH&K has been demonstrating a much more powerful assault rifleMar 03 03:59
DaemonFCvery reliableMar 03 03:59
DaemonFCbury it in mud and water and sand, dig it out, it firesMar 03 03:59
DaemonFCno overheatingMar 03 03:59
DaemonFCit just worksMar 03 04:00
Chips_B_MalroyAK47 was always a more reliable weapon than the M14 or M16Mar 03 04:00
oiaohmAnd we will most likely get F22 airframes out usa scrap heap as well DaemonFCMar 03 04:00
Chips_B_Malroysimple, you could throw a handful of sand into it and it still workedMar 03 04:00
DaemonFCthis rifle I saw demonstrated makes the AK-47 look unraliable in comparisonMar 03 04:01
DaemonFC*unreliableMar 03 04:01
Chips_B_Malroya p51 mustang would be good enough for afganistanMar 03 04:01
DaemonFCdon't remember the model numberMar 03 04:01
DaemonFCI'll look it up in a bitMar 03 04:01
Chips_B_Malroyor any war the Aussies fight inMar 03 04:01
DaemonFCGerman companyMar 03 04:02
Chips_B_Malroywell, except Iraq the first gulf war, to be fairMar 03 04:02
DaemonFCthey're training US Marines with this rifle to test them outMar 03 04:02
oiaohmReally when australian forces come home from a war they always come home with more guns and armor than they left with.Mar 03 04:02
DaemonFCI was seriously impressedMar 03 04:02
oiaohmIts not having the best guns.Mar 03 04:02
Chips_B_MalroyI remember the name HK but cannot pronoucn itMar 03 04:02
oiaohmIt making sure you can get and keep them.Mar 03 04:02
oiaohmUSA soliders are great to nick stuff from.Mar 03 04:02
DaemonFCstuff like what?Mar 03 04:03
Chips_B_Malroywe glad to let you have it, we have mostly the same interests in this worldMar 03 04:03
oiaohmGuns Body armor jeeps..  Armored personal carriers.Mar 03 04:03
DaemonFCThe Russians have a military industrial complex nearly equal to our ownMar 03 04:03
oiaohmWar in iraq is going great for us.Mar 03 04:03
DaemonFCtechnologically, they're the only ones which rival usMar 03 04:04
DaemonFC:PMar 03 04:04
DaemonFCthe Chinese have numbersMar 03 04:04
Chips_B_Malroyand they have moneyMar 03 04:04
Chips_B_Malroythe money that we borrowMar 03 04:04
DaemonFCyeah, but a war would go nuclear eventuallyMar 03 04:04
Chips_B_Malroythat funds these warsMar 03 04:04
oiaohmAlso you love laughting about our subs.Mar 03 04:04
DaemonFCso all three try not to go to war directlyMar 03 04:04
DaemonFCoiaohm, diesel and noisyMar 03 04:05
DaemonFCnoisy even for dieselsMar 03 04:05
oiaohmOur subs are some of the only ones that can fake there sonar image to look like another sub.Mar 03 04:05
Chips_B_Malroyso why would the Aussie's need nuke subs?Mar 03 04:05
DaemonFCChips_B_Malroy, Endurance and quietnessMar 03 04:05
Chips_B_Malroyheck, they don't even need the diesel onesMar 03 04:05
oiaohmReally noisy is when they want to be seen.  DaemonFCMar 03 04:05
DaemonFCsurface and run the enginesMar 03 04:06
DaemonFCwoohooMar 03 04:06
oiaohmNukes make a constant  noise.Mar 03 04:06
DaemonFCnow everyone knows you're thereMar 03 04:06
Chips_B_Malroymostly for training and drug interception?Mar 03 04:06
DaemonFCthey also don't have to surfaceMar 03 04:06
oiaohmDon't have to surface is there only advantage.Mar 03 04:06
DaemonFCnoMar 03 04:06
DaemonFCthey can stay out longerMar 03 04:06
oiaohmNoise a diesel can complete switch to electric and go silent.Mar 03 04:07
DaemonFCthe reactor only needs refueling every couple yearsMar 03 04:07
DaemonFCB-)Mar 03 04:07
Chips_B_MalroyI am curious if Europe will rearmMar 03 04:07
oiaohmReally no point if you can not sneek up and attack.Mar 03 04:07
DaemonFCChanServ, You mean as the EU takes more power from its member states?Mar 03 04:08
DaemonFCerrrMar 03 04:08
DaemonFCChips_B_Malroy, Mar 03 04:08
DaemonFCderrrMar 03 04:08
oiaohmOr like one war game where austrlaian typo and switch stelth to russian attack subMar 03 04:08
DaemonFC:PMar 03 04:08
Chips_B_Malroybecause if they do not, and the USA fails economically, there will be a voidMar 03 04:08
oiaohmKinda caused usa panic.Mar 03 04:08
oiaohmRussian attack sub in middle of USA fleet.Mar 03 04:08
DaemonFCoiaohm, As long as they're in international waters, it's not a legal issueMar 03 04:09
oiaohmIt what you call sonar profile mapping can only been done while running fully silent.Mar 03 04:09
DaemonFCit's a pissing contestMar 03 04:09
oiaohmAustralian waters at the time DaemonFCMar 03 04:09
DaemonFCif they come within 200 miles of our coast, we should send a torpedo planeMar 03 04:09
DaemonFCsee if that wakes them upMar 03 04:09
oiaohmMiddle of fleet and lined up on the aircraft carrior its kinda too late.Mar 03 04:10
DaemonFCif they're in our waters, they should be given an ultimatum to turn away at onceMar 03 04:10
oiaohmBy the time the USA boats saw the sub the aircaft carrrior could have been bottom.Mar 03 04:10
DaemonFCif that's not heeded, they should be torpedoedMar 03 04:10
Chips_B_Malroyremember the old classic games, sub simulators?  688, subwar 2020, Mar 03 04:10
oiaohmYou fleets means to detect the old school subs steelth running is poor.  DaemonFCMar 03 04:11
Chips_B_MalroyDOS daysMar 03 04:11
oiaohmA nuke sub could not get that close on a USA fleet.Mar 03 04:11
DaemonFCoiaohm, Not many countries use diesel anymoreMar 03 04:11
DaemonFCthey're still a threatMar 03 04:11
Chips_B_Malroythey a target mostlyMar 03 04:12
oiaohmBasically we are still running them because there is an advantage.Mar 03 04:12
Chips_B_Malroyjust like that Argentine battleship in the Falklands wareMar 03 04:12
DaemonFCChips_B_Malroy, The nature of a diesel submarine lets them exploit the fact that they're more quiet underwater running from batteriesMar 03 04:12
Chips_B_Malroy*warMar 03 04:13
DaemonFCand in some situations that can make them more dangerous Mar 03 04:13
Chips_B_Malroyyes, but the German WW2 subs could only run a few minutes on batties underwaterMar 03 04:13
oiaohmAlso its size issue.Mar 03 04:13
Chips_B_Malroymaybe 6Mar 03 04:13
DaemonFCChips_B_Malroy, Underwater, they can only run on batteries a matter of hoursMar 03 04:14
DaemonFCthen they have to surface and run the enginesMar 03 04:14
oiaohmNot exactly.Mar 03 04:14
oiaohmAustralian subs can run engines under water for so long.Mar 03 04:14
Chips_B_Malroysnorkel was developed by Germans in 43 or 44Mar 03 04:14
Chips_B_Malroythinking 44Mar 03 04:14
oiaohmAnd its more than a few hours.Mar 03 04:14
oiaohmSince the battry upgradesMar 03 04:14
oiaohmIts almost 48 hours.Mar 03 04:15
Chips_B_MalroyDas Boot, good flixMar 03 04:15
Chips_B_MalroyThe BoatMar 03 04:15
oiaohmOn battiries.Mar 03 04:15
oiaohmYes you can get a very long way when you can silent run for 48 hours.Mar 03 04:16
oiaohmEnought  to completely breach the USA fleet protection system and get out of there.Mar 03 04:16
-BNi/#boycottnovell-[sagarun/@sagarun] LOL :D "I know I'm a carpenter, but I've never liked installing windows." - via @jesusMar 03 04:17
Chips_B_MalroyI like religous quotes, used some on M$ watchMar 03 04:18
Chips_B_MalroyYou see, religion is a strange thing, it can say whatever you want it to.  People have used it, and twisted it in history for as long as there has been religion.  Religion is a form of control.  But its was intended to be a guide to living.Mar 03 04:23
Chips_B_MalroyAnd that would probably include most religions.Mar 03 04:24
oiaohmBasically the Australian subs had a lot of after market work in the Australian ship yards.  Fixing the noise problems.   Normally australian mil order we want the chassy fix it after.Mar 03 04:24
Chips_B_Malroytwine and duct tape most likelyMar 03 04:24
DaemonFCUbuntu also dropped EkigaMar 03 04:25
DaemonFChmmmMar 03 04:25
Chips_B_MalroySo DaenonFC, you trying Buntu now?  But then you seem to try them all don't you?  Somehow, I think you really not the the MS fanboi that I orginally thought you were.Mar 03 04:27
oiaohmNo Chips_B_Malroy Carbon firber sheets.and other matterials to alter hull shape and redoing engines completely.Mar 03 04:27
Chips_B_Malroyoiaohm> good anwser, I just couldn't resist the troll thereMar 03 04:28
oiaohmWorst was the insanty of the maker.  To hand make the props.Mar 03 04:28
Chips_B_MalroybalanceMar 03 04:28
oiaohmYep.Mar 03 04:28
oiaohmNot one was right.Mar 03 04:28
Chips_B_Malroythey go out of balanceMar 03 04:29
oiaohmOut of balance when new.Mar 03 04:29
Chips_B_Malroyeven a flywheel on an auto engine needs balanceMar 03 04:29
oiaohmYou don't stand a chance of an engine running well with that.Mar 03 04:29
Chips_B_Malroythe whole drivetrain for that matterMar 03 04:30
Chips_B_Malroybut what will Australia ever need with subs?Mar 03 04:30
oiaohmWe have the new ones already on order.Mar 03 04:30
Chips_B_Malroyits just an expense, isn't it?Mar 03 04:30
oiaohmFor 2022 to start opertional usageMar 03 04:31
oiaohmThose include cruse missles.Mar 03 04:31
Chips_B_Malroyits not like China, Russia, or the USA is going invade itMar 03 04:31
oiaohmOur current are just sea killer.Mar 03 04:32
oiaohmAnd they do match up to USA nuke class in performance.Mar 03 04:32
oiaohmTo be correct mostly out performs.Mar 03 04:32
Chips_B_Malroyok, I was a bit out of line, I just don't see why Australia needs subs at allMar 03 04:33
oiaohmthe replacement project will be designed as well as built in Australia. << Yep this time we are not trusting another country to build anything.Mar 03 04:34
oiaohmWe need them when we are up in the island north of australiaMar 03 04:34
oiaohmYou do cross china subs up there.Mar 03 04:34
Chips_B_MalroyWW2, yes u didMar 03 04:35
oiaohmand indernesiasMar 03 04:35
oiaohmWe still do.Mar 03 04:35
oiaohmWhen we go up there to sort out like timorMar 03 04:35
Chips_B_Malroyor are you referring to the crisis in East Timor?Mar 03 04:35
oiaohmYep Mar 03 04:35
oiaohmWhen we go in to deal with the criseis that happen in our area we need the subs.Mar 03 04:35
oiaohmThey also have to be able to operate in shallow water.Mar 03 04:36
oiaohmLot shallower than the usa one can operate in effectively.Mar 03 04:36
Chips_B_MalroySo, even Austrilia is the local policeman.  Now don't take this wrong, but I am thankful that somebody did this.Mar 03 04:36
Chips_B_MalroyBut it does cost moneyMar 03 04:37
oiaohmWe are liked by a lot of countries in the area.Mar 03 04:37
oiaohmWe get mining and oil rights out of doign the policeman role.Mar 03 04:37
Chips_B_MalroyI know, and believe it or not, Aussies are liked over here tooMar 03 04:37
oiaohmSo it really not costing us much.Mar 03 04:38
Chips_B_Malroywell respected hereMar 03 04:38
oiaohmWithout doing the role less access.Mar 03 04:38
Chips_B_Malroymaybe you right, Australia should arm more, as USA is going have to cut backMar 03 04:38
oiaohmhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canberra_class_landing_helicopter_dock   We are shaping our fleet for the jobs we do.Mar 03 04:39
oiaohmLike what is the point of an aircraft cairror against island based problems.Mar 03 04:39
Chips_B_MalroyI don't see the Brits being able to do more, they done enough.   They in the same fix as USAMar 03 04:39
phIRCe-BNcTitle: Canberra class landing helicopter dock - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia .::. Size~: 55.23 KBMar 03 04:39
phIRCe-BNcLike what is the point of an aircraft cairror against island based problems.Mar 03 04:39
phIRCe-BNcI don't see the Brits being able to do more, they done enough.   They in the same fix as USAMar 03 04:39
oiaohmSo we are building helicopter class.Mar 03 04:39
Chips_B_MalroyTimor is a nasty religous problemMar 03 04:40
oiaohmPeople don't understand australian good releations with china.Mar 03 04:40
oiaohmTimor is a dispical case in our history.Mar 03 04:40
oiaohm6 of our people got killed there and then the goverment of australia covered it up.Mar 03 04:41
oiaohmDue to not having the force to protect us.Mar 03 04:41
oiaohmThis is why are fleet will increase in force so that don't happen in our local area again.Mar 03 04:42
oiaohmBasically taking east timor recoverd a war grave.Mar 03 04:42
oiaohmchina funny enough has fueled our warships when a few problems in our area have happened.Mar 03 04:43
oiaohmChina knows there forces would be hated and ours are liked so help out where they can.Mar 03 04:44
Chips_B_MalroyChina has in some ways come around, yesMar 03 04:44
Chips_B_Malroyyour country did great things in that region in WW2, people rememberMar 03 04:44
oiaohmYet most would be shocked if they knew what those australian commanders had to pay.Mar 03 04:45
Chips_B_MalroyJust like in the Philiphines, Americans are most remembered as goodMar 03 04:45
DaemonFCThat was a real bad time to be ChineseMar 03 04:45
DaemonFCJapanese invasion on one sideMar 03 04:46
DaemonFCCommunist uprising on the otherMar 03 04:46
DaemonFCyou ever notice how the Communists say they're going to give everyone a better life and that all will be equalMar 03 04:46
DaemonFCand then you end up with a state like the PRCMar 03 04:47
Chips_B_MalroyIn Nam, the Aussies were the very best troopsMar 03 04:47
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[qu1j0t3] ok, geeks, who's used #smack with #xmpp #pubsub? I'm getting desperate with stuckageMar 03 04:47
DaemonFCwhereas Taiwan is basically freeMar 03 04:47
oiaohmKokoda Track commander got caught marsheled and complete dismissed never got a anything from the goverment.Mar 03 04:47
oiaohmBecause he failed to hold ground.Mar 03 04:47
oiaohmAlmost ever great australian event is followed by a court masheling of someone.Mar 03 04:48
DaemonFCif a Communist government is so great, why did tens of thousands of Hungarians die trying to overthrow it in 1956?Mar 03 04:48
DaemonFCwhy did the East Germans shoot so many people trying to get across into West Germany?Mar 03 04:48
oiaohmWhat makes our troops so good in that part of theiring training is thinking on feet not just dumbly following orders.Mar 03 04:49
DaemonFCand you still have assholes and student movement assholes talking about enacting a "Socialist" government like it wouldn't turn into what it has everywhere else every time one was set upMar 03 04:49
DaemonFCoiaohm, clear chain of command helps with that a lotMar 03 04:50
oiaohmNo ours are designed to cope with chain of command shattered.Mar 03 04:50
oiaohmTo reform regroup and keep on going.Mar 03 04:50
DaemonFCevery soldier should be able to take over if there is no higher ranking one aroundMar 03 04:50
Chips_B_Malroyok, DaemonFC, let me ask you and others this:  why did not Communism work?Mar 03 04:50
oiaohmReally that is the problem.Mar 03 04:51
DaemonFCChips_B_Malroy, Because you always get a totalitarian and corrupt stateMar 03 04:51
DaemonFCnot one that lives up to socialist "ideals"Mar 03 04:51
oiaohmLot of cases Australian forces can scatter with chain of commard unknown keep on fighting.Mar 03 04:51
Chips_B_Malroyby why?Mar 03 04:51
DaemonFCthe state owns everything and that makes it easier for them to oppress peopleMar 03 04:51
oiaohmthen work out chain of command after battle is over.Mar 03 04:51
oiaohmChain of commad is only important to get from point a to point b for them.Mar 03 04:52
oiaohmNot part of the battle.Mar 03 04:52
Chips_B_MalroyI only partially like DaemonFC's anwserMar 03 04:52
DaemonFCChips_B_Malroy, The idea of the "President For Life" should offend any true socialistMar 03 04:52
DaemonFCmuch less the fact that there still are very rich people, usually the government officials who wanted to "equalize" everythingMar 03 04:53
Chips_B_Malroywhere communism and socialism fail, I think, is the fact that there will always be a rich classMar 03 04:53
oiaohmDaemonFC: Take this even jeep on road force appears in front of you.  Australian forces can and do choose to scatter.  At this point knowing where the commander of unit is can be impossiable.Mar 03 04:53
oiaohmInstead force has to be able to operate without a fixed leader.Mar 03 04:54
DaemonFCI don't think that a CEO of a company should be allowed to make more than 10 times his average-paid workerMar 03 04:54
DaemonFCI think that should be a statute lawMar 03 04:54
DaemonFCJapan does something like that I thinkMar 03 04:55
oiaohmAlso unlike the USA our f18 are also command and control.Mar 03 04:55
Chips_B_MalroyIn Soviet Russia that rich class became the ruling class, and then the black marketMar 03 04:55
oiaohmThe reason why f35 as so as they get here will have to be refited.Mar 03 04:55
oiaohmso they can be upgraded for ground troup control.Mar 03 04:55
DaemonFCoiaohm, No separate AWACS for that?Mar 03 04:55
oiaohmWe have AwacsMar 03 04:56
DaemonFCIran does that, uses our old F-14 Tomcat for AWACS since they're out of ordnance for themMar 03 04:56
oiaohmOur system is designed to keep on going even if that is lost.Mar 03 04:56
oiaohmSame with ground based command and control.Mar 03 04:56
DaemonFCoiaohm, Iran also has to cannibalize other F-14s for partsMar 03 04:56
Chips_B_MalroySo if communism is total control (of all property) and captilism is controlled by a more and more controlling government, what is the differnence?Mar 03 04:57
DaemonFCso they don't have many of them leftMar 03 04:57
DaemonFCthey don't have an effective fighter screenMar 03 04:57
oiaohmOur forces are designed to reform up command structs.Mar 03 04:57
oiaohmAll fighters can take command and control.Mar 03 04:57
oiaohmIe fighter jets.Mar 03 04:57
oiaohmThey are setup for it.Mar 03 04:57
DaemonFCIran would be wise to look into purchasing more updated fighter planes from other countriesMar 03 04:58
Chips_B_MalroyDaemonFC> I get it, the Aussies don;t need an effective fighter screen, for that they have us and Britian, Canada, if neededMar 03 04:58
DaemonFCsomething that it can maintain for a while and defend itself withMar 03 04:58
oiaohmThe can also operate an airborn mesh command and control.Mar 03 04:58
DaemonFCChips_B_Malroy, ProbablyMar 03 04:58
DaemonFCMutual defense treaties ftw!Mar 03 04:58
oiaohmSo take out 1 the mesh stays operating as if nothing happend.Mar 03 04:58
DaemonFCthey can sit there and criticize us for maintaining a fighting force that will end up defending them if the time comesMar 03 04:59
DaemonFCwhile they save all kinds of money by not having to protect themselvesMar 03 04:59
Chips_B_Malroythe Aussie military is mostly for limited regional disputes like that nasty religious one in TimorMar 03 04:59
oiaohmAwacs are not much use in areas like TimorMar 03 05:00
Chips_B_MalroyDaemonFC> be nice to the Aussies, they helped us in Nam, in most of the wars we fought tooMar 03 05:00
DaemonFCmost of the world only maintains enough of an army to stop an invasion from their neighborsMar 03 05:00
oiaohmDoes not get close enough to get ground data.Mar 03 05:00
DaemonFCyou look at the Arab countries and see that in playMar 03 05:00
oiaohmWe most don't have to.Mar 03 05:00
Chips_B_MalroytrueMar 03 05:00
oiaohmMost countries look at australian mill training  and go crap.Mar 03 05:01
oiaohmDon't go there.Mar 03 05:01
Chips_B_Malroyits tuffMar 03 05:01
Chips_B_MalroyveryMar 03 05:01
oiaohmPart of there training is how to use the native toxins.Mar 03 05:01
DaemonFCnative to Australia?Mar 03 05:01
oiaohmTasteless very good human killers.Mar 03 05:01
oiaohmYep native to AustraliaMar 03 05:01
DaemonFC1. How's that going to help on foreign soil? 2. I'd rather just shoot the other guy. :)Mar 03 05:01
oiaohmAnd lots of the poisons there are no cures for.Mar 03 05:02
DaemonFCyeahMar 03 05:02
DaemonFClots of things in Australia that can kill youMar 03 05:02
DaemonFC:PMar 03 05:02
oiaohmCome on to australia be read for natural bio warfare.Mar 03 05:02
Chips_B_Malroygot them wierd kane frogs there tooMar 03 05:02
Chips_B_MalroytoadsMar 03 05:03
oiaohmThere posion is nothing.Mar 03 05:03
oiaohmWe are fruit here that some times it will kill you sometimes it will blind you and other times you can eat it.Mar 03 05:03
oiaohmAnd problem they all look the same.Mar 03 05:03
oiaohmSo yes we can truly do the wicked witch on forces here.Mar 03 05:04
Chips_B_Malroythe supermarket is hell I betMar 03 05:04
oiaohmNo not in supermarket.Mar 03 05:04
Chips_B_MalroyI prefer the buffet in Vegas myselfMar 03 05:04
DaemonFCChips_B_Malroy, Aren't those the frog with the tooth that poisons you?Mar 03 05:04
Chips_B_Malroy^betterMar 03 05:04
*DaemonFC curls upMar 03 05:04
oiaohmWe have some toxins if you water crops with them any one to eat will die as well.Mar 03 05:05
oiaohmNothing like having too many bio weapons.Mar 03 05:05
oiaohmWe don't have nukes but we have the next best thing.Mar 03 05:05
DaemonFCwe have brown recluse spiders and water moccasinsMar 03 05:05
DaemonFC:DMar 03 05:06
oiaohmEveryone has heard of the sidney spider.Mar 03 05:06
Chips_B_Malroythere is nothing like a good nuke, its why the alatoyah wants themMar 03 05:06
DaemonFCIndiana's climate is too crazy for anything too awful to take up residenceMar 03 05:06
oiaohmOne point its releations are all accross australia.Mar 03 05:06
oiaohmAnd the sidney one has the lightest posion.Mar 03 05:06
DaemonFCoiaohm, How harsh is the winter there?Mar 03 05:06
oiaohmDepends on where.Mar 03 05:07
oiaohmWhere I am its mostly what winterMar 03 05:07
DaemonFCmove someplace with a good harsh winterMar 03 05:07
DaemonFCfixes a lot of that crapMar 03 05:07
Chips_B_MalroyyepMar 03 05:07
oiaohmSidney has a winter without snow fall.Mar 03 05:07
oiaohmBut its a winterMar 03 05:08
Chips_B_Malroyso lots of poisonous snakes and bugs, if no showMar 03 05:08
Chips_B_Malroy^snowMar 03 05:08
Chips_B_Malroyif its wetMar 03 05:08
Chips_B_MalroyFlorida had thatMar 03 05:08
oiaohmWe have poisonous spiders and bugs that have no problems with snowMar 03 05:09
Chips_B_Malroycorel snakes, mocasins, etcMar 03 05:09
oiaohmSnakes don't like it.Mar 03 05:09
Chips_B_Malroysure, even the eastern rattlesnake can survive in New York StateMar 03 05:09
Chips_B_Malroyits snows there every winter tooMar 03 05:10
Chips_B_Malroyits desert here, but we have them, only the desert supports less live per acreMar 03 05:11
DaemonFChere too, annoying but it keeps the kudzu vine out of IndianaMar 03 05:11
DaemonFCthat shit is tearing up the southMar 03 05:11
Chips_B_MalroyNow Florida, had them everywhere, especially around water.Mar 03 05:11
DaemonFCbrilliant government idea to prevent soil erosionMar 03 05:11
oiaohmhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Common_Death_Adder  << these mostly will live anywhere.Mar 03 05:11
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DaemonFChttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kudzu#United_StatesMar 03 05:12
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DaemonFC:PMar 03 05:12
Chips_B_Malroybut you know, we could have been discussing MS and the 5% increase in cost and what that meant?  Instead of thisMar 03 05:13
DaemonFC5% increase?Mar 03 05:13
DaemonFCon what?Mar 03 05:13
Chips_B_Malroyyes, DaemnoFC, it was b4 you got here,  MS says it going spend 5% ;more this year as costsMar 03 05:14
Chips_B_Malroybut really don't say whereMar 03 05:14
DaemonFCwith the idea being investments, right?Mar 03 05:14
oiaohmThey have to start spending to build the next windows OSMar 03 05:14
DaemonFChehMar 03 05:14
Chips_B_Malroyhttp://www.businessweek.com/news/2010-03-02/microsoft-says-operating-expenses-may-rise-5-in-2011-update2-.htmlMar 03 05:14
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Chips_B_MalroymaybeMar 03 05:15
DaemonFCchanging the wallpaper and switching around the interface a little costs that much?Mar 03 05:15
Chips_B_Malroynot a bad thought, actuallyMar 03 05:15
oiaohmTesting to make sure you screwed nothing up with networking and the like.  DaemonFCMar 03 05:15
oiaohmCosts a bit.Mar 03 05:16
Chips_B_Malroyinstead we talk about the Aussie militaryMar 03 05:16
oiaohm5 percent increase in expence at this time would basically normal.Mar 03 05:17
oiaohmJust due to where MS is in the OS development cycle.Mar 03 05:17
Chips_B_Malroymaybe it cost extra to bribe companies to sue google?Mar 03 05:17
oiaohmNow if it was 10 percent we would be wondering where the extra 5 percent was going.Mar 03 05:17
Chips_B_Malroyor to get OEM's to install Windows CE instead of GNU/Linux or Chrome on ARMMar 03 05:18
oiaohmNot enough for that.Mar 03 05:18
DaemonFCWindows CE has never helped sales on any hardwareMar 03 05:18
oiaohmHeck I had one stupid idiot say that windows 7 starter was for arm chips.Mar 03 05:18
Chips_B_Malroyoh, come on, Windows CE is god awful goodMar 03 05:18
oiaohmSince it is sold for netbooks.Mar 03 05:19
Chips_B_MalroylolMar 03 05:19
DaemonFCChips_B_Malroy,  Tell that to SegaMar 03 05:19
DaemonFClook what wondrous WinCE games came out on the DreamCastMar 03 05:19
oiaohmReally I am waiting for fanotifyMar 03 05:19
oiaohmIn Linux kernel.Mar 03 05:19
oiaohmWhen Linux OEMS can standard selling real-time scanning with Linux machines.Mar 03 05:20
DaemonFCChips_B_Malroy, The games on WinCE were so limited that it ruined the gameMar 03 05:20
Chips_B_Malroya system that every release is not compatable with the last one, WinMOMar 03 05:20
DaemonFCdeveloping for the native OS was the only way to goMar 03 05:20
oiaohmWinMO is basically no more as OS.Mar 03 05:20
oiaohmIts now just a skin for Windows CEMar 03 05:20
oiaohmNow the question is how long before Windows CE goes by by as well.Mar 03 05:20
Chips_B_MalroySo, do I confuse CE with WinMO. or are they about the same thing?Mar 03 05:20
oiaohmWindows Mobile 7 has a Windows CE coreMar 03 05:21
Chips_B_MalroyyesMar 03 05:21
oiaohmBefore that it was its own OS.Mar 03 05:21
oiaohmBasically MS completely axed a department.Mar 03 05:21
Chips_B_MalroyIt lives again to compete only with Linux or Chrome Linux on ARMMar 03 05:22
Chips_B_MalroyIts the XP trick of making OEM's put itMar 03 05:22
oiaohmAnd its losing.Mar 03 05:22
Chips_B_MalroyI think it willMar 03 05:22
oiaohmXP had applications.Mar 03 05:22
oiaohmCE really does not.Mar 03 05:23
Chips_B_Malroybut its not set in stone yetMar 03 05:23
oiaohmXP works because makers can sell items Like anti-viruses as well to make more moeny.Mar 03 05:23
Chips_B_Malroywell, I am not so sure of thatMar 03 05:23
Chips_B_Malroybut this is an interesting story that should unfold before the end of the yearMar 03 05:24
oiaohmYep reason why I want to see the out come of fanotify.Mar 03 05:24
oiaohmCould change the game.Mar 03 05:24
oiaohmPushing crap ware is part of the profit game.Mar 03 05:24
Chips_B_MalroyThat CE/WInMO cost money, yes.  Its not free.  Could not care less what M$ spends to save the phone, its dead.  What I want, is GNU/Linux on Smartbooks ARM, without M$ twisting the OEM's armsMar 03 05:26
Chips_B_MalroyBut what I see is more Gates.Mar 03 05:26
oiaohmpeople say how to you compete with free.Mar 03 05:27
oiaohmSimple stack enough crap in adversiting with it that is - value.Mar 03 05:27
Chips_B_Malroymore twisted deals, more kickbacks, more NDA's, more patent deals, more corruption from M$, more monopoly to keep Linux and its freedoms from usersMar 03 05:27
oiaohmNow when free starts stacking crap with it to take - you have big problems.Mar 03 05:28
Chips_B_Malroyand I see Google, not getting itMar 03 05:28
oiaohmGoogle is not worried.Mar 03 05:29
oiaohmThey are in the adversting game.Mar 03 05:29
Chips_B_MalroyGoogle is going get it butt kicked, if it does not get down and fight dirty like m$ IS DOING AND  go after themMar 03 05:29
oiaohmGoogle is offering carries kick backs from the app stores.Mar 03 05:29
Chips_B_Malroysame with Adobe, they are next, after googleMar 03 05:29
oiaohmGoogle is not what you call playing clean either.Mar 03 05:29
oiaohmGoogle is basically hmm apps store we don't need all that money.Mar 03 05:30
oiaohmHere carriers you want a cut.Mar 03 05:30
Chips_B_Malroynot even a shade of darkness is google compared to MSMar 03 05:30
oiaohmReally its the smartter move.Mar 03 05:30
oiaohmIts the carreir the decides what phones they will buy.Mar 03 05:30
Chips_B_Malroylets hope you rightMar 03 05:30
oiaohmAnd what phones you will offer to the end user.Mar 03 05:31
oiaohmSo if you can cutt MS off that table MS is out game.Mar 03 05:31
Chips_B_Malroyagain, could care less about phones, even Ballmer must know by now that MS have completely lost the phone market.Mar 03 05:31
oiaohmSmart booksMar 03 05:31
oiaohmNote how many people have netbooks with wireless G internetMar 03 05:32
Chips_B_MalroyARM laptops (smartbooks) are the only game left for CE/WinMOMar 03 05:32
Chips_B_Malroythe only reason to continue thatMar 03 05:32
oiaohmProblem is phone and netbook market are crossing.Mar 03 05:32
oiaohmAnd its only a matter of time until that scales up.Mar 03 05:32
Chips_B_Malroyyes, usb 3g, agreed, smartbooks, going be bigMar 03 05:33
oiaohmNow how long before people only want to use 1 OS.Mar 03 05:33
Chips_B_Malroyits the only reason for MS to continue WinMOMar 03 05:33
oiaohmIe same Os on phone PC and notebook.Mar 03 05:33
oiaohmYep MS is trying to slow attack.Mar 03 05:33
oiaohmBut I don't see WinMO as going to do anything to slow it.Mar 03 05:34
Chips_B_Malroyno, they trying to keep the desktopMar 03 05:34
Chips_B_Malroysame plan as alwaysMar 03 05:34
oiaohmLinux at moment wants the embemded market.Mar 03 05:34
oiaohmIf it can get that.  It could over double the developers they have.Mar 03 05:35
Chips_B_Malroywhat you don't what Vista???   Ok, we give you XP for cheap on Netbooks in USA(intels).  They will do the same, are doing the same, with CE/WinMO on ARM SmartbooksMar 03 05:35
oiaohmNow developers are life blood to open source.Mar 03 05:35
oiaohmProblem is biggest makers of phones have no interesting in CE/WinMoMar 03 05:36
oiaohmThey don't even make phones with it.Mar 03 05:36
Chips_B_MalroyPhones, yesMar 03 05:36
oiaohmAnd the phone providers will be looking to enter the smartbook market.Mar 03 05:36
Chips_B_Malroyphone we aree that MS has lost itMar 03 05:36
oiaohmand most likely push anyone else out way.Mar 03 05:36
oiaohmIe you want our phones buy our smartbooks.Mar 03 05:37
Chips_B_Malroythe droid got themMar 03 05:37
oiaohmSo controlling from carrior again.Mar 03 05:37
Chips_B_MalroygoogleMar 03 05:37
oiaohmI can see MS trying to win a lot of anti-trust cases.Mar 03 05:37
Chips_B_MalroyMS is still on plan AMar 03 05:38
oiaohmBecause all the old dirty cards MS  uses are now being used by everyone else.Mar 03 05:38
Chips_B_Malroymake sure Windows is installed on every computer including ARM.  Plan AMar 03 05:38
oiaohmAnd attack by proxy.Mar 03 05:38
oiaohmRecent attack on google ms was forced to come clean.Mar 03 05:39
Chips_B_MalroyNo, I disaagree that everyone else sinks to MS levels and plays the same cards.  Google is not, and even IBM did notMar 03 05:39
Chips_B_MalroyIf fact, very very few companies doMar 03 05:40
oiaohmGoogle is playing some of the same.Mar 03 05:40
oiaohmLike direct deals with carrers.Mar 03 05:41
oiaohmMS did that early on.Mar 03 05:41
Chips_B_Malroyby coming clean, you mean MS was finially forced to admitt its fault after how many denials?Mar 03 05:41
Chips_B_Malroydirect deals with carriers is nothing like funding 3rd party companies to sue or to attackMar 03 05:42
Chips_B_Malroyone is a direct business deal, in public, the other underhandedMar 03 05:42
DaemonFCoiaohm, Apparently Canonical will be caching downloaded MP3s locallyMar 03 05:43
Chips_B_Malroyyou are dealing with those who push the envelope, legally,Mar 03 05:43
DaemonFCso future buyers get that file from CanonicalMar 03 05:43
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Chips_B_MalroyGoogle need s to go after themMar 03 05:44
oiaohmNot really Chips_B_MalroyMar 03 05:44
Chips_B_Malroywe will see, i hope you right oiaohmMar 03 05:44
oiaohmYou know the one problem of attacking google with the EU what happens if you loseMar 03 05:44
oiaohmEU courts don't take too kindly to having there time wasted Chips_B_MalroyMar 03 05:45
Chips_B_Malroythey wants finesMar 03 05:45
Chips_B_Malroybut, heck, I like that they fine MS.  Anything that saps MS of stength is goodMar 03 05:46
oiaohmAnd I don't think google has done anything they can be fined over.Mar 03 05:46
oiaohmAll google has todo is win then ask why did MS accuse us of this.Mar 03 05:47
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oiaohmWith the words following are they doing this.Mar 03 05:47
Chips_B_Malroythere you might be wrong and yet so right.  If money passes the right hands, you can be convicted of most anythingMar 03 05:47
Chips_B_Malroydo you know any company that would stoop so lowMar 03 05:48
oiaohmEU courts when it comes to anti competion where money bribes don't workMar 03 05:48
Chips_B_Malroylike who would, might be behind SCO?Mar 03 05:48
oiaohmNovellMar 03 05:48
Chips_B_Malroywe will see if bribes, gifts, swag, favors, etc. work with the EU. that is still to be determinedMar 03 05:49
oiaohmNovell made huge profits from Novell netware.   Linux basically gutted them.Mar 03 05:49
Chips_B_Malroywell, I think it was partially Windows that also gutted themMar 03 05:49
Chips_B_MalroypartlyMar 03 05:50
oiaohmNo Novell netware was being gutted by Linux before MS released windows 2000Mar 03 05:50
oiaohmwMar 03 05:50
oiaohmWindows 2000 just cleaned up the straglers.Mar 03 05:50
Chips_B_Malroyyes, they were on the decline since the Dos days mostlyMar 03 05:50
oiaohmNovell historicly is a closed source company.Mar 03 05:51
Chips_B_MalroyNT4 I think got emMar 03 05:51
oiaohmNo NT4 did not effect Novell market shareMar 03 05:51
Chips_B_Malroy96 wasn't it?Mar 03 05:52
oiaohmNovell run stablyMar 03 05:52
Chips_B_MalroyNovell Netware 4.11?Mar 03 05:52
oiaohmNT4 kinda would barfMar 03 05:52
oiaohmI would have to wikipedia the dates.Mar 03 05:52
Chips_B_Malroybut if it could do what netware did, and was included in NT4, like the Netscape vs IE, that was the beginning of the end for NovellMar 03 05:53
Chips_B_Malroydidn't Novell sue MS for ripping off its code in NT4  and win?Mar 03 05:54
Chips_B_MalroywikipediaMar 03 05:54
Chips_B_MalroyI did not lookMar 03 05:54
Chips_B_Malroybut my memory is not always goodMar 03 05:54
Chips_B_Malroywhatever you and I think of NT4, it was a killer for Novell Netware and IBM OS/2Mar 03 05:55
Chips_B_Malroy1996Mar 03 05:56
oiaohmNo 2000 was the killer to netwareMar 03 05:56
Chips_B_MalroyI thinkMar 03 05:56
Chips_B_Malroyok the start of the killerMar 03 05:56
oiaohmAll the way up to windows 2000 netware rules here.Mar 03 05:56
oiaohmFollowed by Linux with samba.Mar 03 05:56
oiaohmThen NT4 a distance last.Mar 03 05:56
Chips_B_Malroylinks pleaseMar 03 05:56
oiaohmThere was a simple reason.Mar 03 05:57
oiaohmNT4 user management suxed.Mar 03 05:57
oiaohmEven worse than ldap.Mar 03 05:57
Chips_B_Malroyyou maybe right, but memory thinks different.  Mar 03 05:57
oiaohmBasically the introduction of ADS caused MS to take off.Mar 03 05:57
Chips_B_MalroyGates was not afriad to "borrow" codeMar 03 05:57
oiaohmLinux has not provided a equal to ADS yet.Mar 03 05:58
oiaohmNeither has apple.Mar 03 05:58
oiaohmThat is why both OS's have failed to dominate.Mar 03 05:58
oiaohmAlso before ADS NT4 really did not scale in large networks either.  Mar 03 06:00
oiaohmBoth samba and novell network could.Mar 03 06:00
Chips_B_Malroyso what does this have to do with NT4 and Netware?Mar 03 06:00
oiaohmNetware was design to scale to multi locations.Mar 03 06:00
oiaohmIncluding replication between locations.Mar 03 06:01
Chips_B_MalroyI think networking was in NT$Mar 03 06:01
Chips_B_MalroyNT4Mar 03 06:01
oiaohmNot multi server replication.Mar 03 06:01
Chips_B_Malroyborrowed, code from NovellMar 03 06:01
oiaohmNT4 only supported PDC and BDCMar 03 06:01
Chips_B_MalroyNT4 was multiusersMar 03 06:01
oiaohmIe 2 seversMar 03 06:01
oiaohmIf you had 2 locations.Mar 03 06:01
oiaohmfineMar 03 06:01
oiaohmIf you had 3 screwedMar 03 06:01
Chips_B_MalroyI ran itMar 03 06:01
Chips_B_MalroyI remember itMar 03 06:01
oiaohmSameMar 03 06:02
Chips_B_MalroyokMar 03 06:02
oiaohmBoth samba and Netware out scaled NT4Mar 03 06:02
oiaohmSamba scaryly so.Mar 03 06:02
Chips_B_Malroyall I am saying, is that the code stealing and killing of Novell went back further Mar 03 06:02
Chips_B_Malroythan 2000Mar 03 06:02
oiaohmThe stealing before 2000 was not a killer move to NovellMar 03 06:03
Chips_B_Malroyit was actuallyMar 03 06:03
oiaohmTo be correct novell used it to force MS to ship Novell support in there clients.Mar 03 06:03
Chips_B_Malroyit just took time to kill themMar 03 06:03
Chips_B_Malroyjust like with NetscapeMar 03 06:03
oiaohmSo windows 3.11 to end of windows ME shipped with perfect support for Novell servers.Mar 03 06:04
Chips_B_Malroyah, that is trueMar 03 06:04
oiaohmThinking Novell was not in the client game.Mar 03 06:04
oiaohmThey wanted to be only in the server game.Mar 03 06:04
Chips_B_Malroyship Novell support in windows, maybe you right, or not. and maybe that is what I was thinkingMar 03 06:04
oiaohmThat is what made Novell a sitting duck.Mar 03 06:04
Chips_B_MalroyNo OiaohmMar 03 06:05
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Chips_B_Malroythat is not what made Novell a sitting duckMar 03 06:05
oiaohmNovell pre 2000 made no client side OS'sMar 03 06:05
Chips_B_Malroyit was the moneyMar 03 06:05
oiaohmEven until they aquired SUSE they still did not.Mar 03 06:05
Chips_B_Malroythink of it this wayMar 03 06:06
oiaohmThis ment when MS pulled support for them.  It was over.Mar 03 06:06
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[daemonfc] GetDeb is down. *sadface* :(Mar 03 06:06
oiaohmOS/2 fell due to other reasons.Mar 03 06:06
Chips_B_Malroyat some point, a piece of software becomes perfectedMar 03 06:06
Chips_B_MalroyNetware was not an exception to this ruleMar 03 06:06
oiaohmReally it was not perfected.Mar 03 06:07
Chips_B_Malroywhy can't others perfect it too?Mar 03 06:07
Chips_B_Malroyok, close to it, acceptable, whateverMar 03 06:07
oiaohmNetware was pure server side.Mar 03 06:07
oiaohmMS put up a offer that was intergation between server and client.Mar 03 06:07
Chips_B_Malroythe point is how many times must we reinvent the wheel?Mar 03 06:07
oiaohmIe Netware lack of control of client left it sitting duck.Mar 03 06:08
Chips_B_MalroyNovell Netware did it, now MS does it, and LinuxMar 03 06:08
oiaohmSo far we have never got the wheel right.Mar 03 06:08
Chips_B_Malroyits Netscape all over againMar 03 06:08
oiaohmEveryone sitts back yes we have it perfect.Mar 03 06:08
oiaohmProblem is something is missing.Mar 03 06:09
Chips_B_Malroyyou argue for perfectionMar 03 06:09
Chips_B_Malroybut thats not what it was aboutMar 03 06:09
DaemonFCNetscapre open sourced too late to do them much goodMar 03 06:09
oiaohmReally its not reinventing.Mar 03 06:09
DaemonFC*NetscapeMar 03 06:09
Chips_B_Malroyits was about money, and good enoughMar 03 06:09
DaemonFCfew of their former employees still work at MozillaMar 03 06:09
oiaohmcore of netware is ldap.Mar 03 06:09
oiaohmCore of windows 2000 is ldapMar 03 06:09
oiaohmIts reshaping of the same thing.Mar 03 06:10
Chips_B_Malroyborrowed codeMar 03 06:10
oiaohmWe are trying to get a wheel out of it.Mar 03 06:10
oiaohmThat works.Mar 03 06:10
DaemonFCNetscape should have open sourced after version 3 went outMar 03 06:10
Chips_B_MalroyI wish I still had a link for thisMar 03 06:11
Chips_B_Malroybut the guy that made windowsblindsMar 03 06:11
Chips_B_MalroysaidMar 03 06:11
DaemonFCWindowBlinds slows Windows down a LOTMar 03 06:11
Chips_B_Malroythat anyone that made software for windows, that sold well, would get killed by MS, as MS would try to clone itMar 03 06:12
Chips_B_Malroyor give it away for freeMar 03 06:12
DaemonFCI've never been big on bloat, I used XP with BlackBox for a long timeMar 03 06:12
Chips_B_MalroyI never used windowsblindsMar 03 06:12
Chips_B_MalroybtwMar 03 06:12
DaemonFCit was so much lighter and faster than ExplorerMar 03 06:12
DaemonFCExplorer is not particularly well designed and leaks tons of memoryMar 03 06:13
Chips_B_Malroyhe made galactic empires, for OS/2 also, Brian somethingMar 03 06:13
DaemonFCat least through XP it just keeps growingMar 03 06:13
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Chips_B_Malroybut the link is gone from history foreverMar 03 06:13
DaemonFCWhy would anyone have ported anything to OS/2?Mar 03 06:14
DaemonFCit was DOA the day Windows NT came outMar 03 06:14
Chips_B_Malroycause it was an superior OS at the timeMar 03 06:15
Chips_B_Malroyand NT did not come out till laterMar 03 06:15
Chips_B_Malroyas NT was basically OS/2Mar 03 06:15
Chips_B_Malroybut IBM messed up royallyMar 03 06:15
DaemonFCmore people probably use Linux now than used OS/2 at any timeMar 03 06:16
Chips_B_Malroycost 3x as much as 95Mar 03 06:16
DaemonFCyeah, lots of businesses standardized employee desktops on Windows 95Mar 03 06:16
Chips_B_Malroyused 3x as much memory, which costs major bucks back thenMar 03 06:16
DaemonFCcause NT 4 workstations was so expensiveMar 03 06:16
Chips_B_Malroyand then, MS controlled the press and attacked IBM without mercyMar 03 06:17
Chips_B_Malroybut OS/2 got 6% of the market back then, which is only something that maybe Linux has done only recentlyMar 03 06:17
DaemonFCright, Microsoft got IBM to write a fair amount of what became Windows NT for freeMar 03 06:18
DaemonFCI'm sure that was always the pointMar 03 06:18
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DaemonFCNT has support for plug-in APIs, Win32 is just one such plug-inMar 03 06:18
DaemonFCIt's had POSIX and OS/2 support before, right in the kernelMar 03 06:19
Chips_B_MalroyI think up to 2000 windows still had OS/2 files in itMar 03 06:19
DaemonFCbut the POSIX support was POSIX.1 and OS/2 was for Microsoft OS/2 1.2Mar 03 06:20
DaemonFCboth of which were removed in XP and laterMar 03 06:20
DaemonFCyeah, Windows has just enough POSIX support so meet US government requirementsMar 03 06:20
DaemonFCnow it's provided as Services for UNIX-based ApplicationsMar 03 06:21
Chips_B_MalroyVista still stole the voice reconiztion feature that OS/2 Version 4 had in 1998.  From now on, MS can only steal from Linux and MacMar 03 06:21
Chips_B_Malroy1998 you had OS/2 with voice controls built inMar 03 06:21
Chips_B_Malroythat is how far MS has put us behindMar 03 06:22
DaemonFCvoice recognition on Vista is terribleMar 03 06:22
Chips_B_MalroyyesMar 03 06:22
Chips_B_Malroynobody uses itMar 03 06:22
DaemonFCnotice how 7 doesn't even offer it to you now?Mar 03 06:22
Chips_B_Malroyexcept the malware writters were going gagaMar 03 06:23
DaemonFCit still supports it but you have to go digging to enable itMar 03 06:23
Chips_B_Malroyas in "format C"Mar 03 06:23
Chips_B_Malroy2nd thought, maybe thats the best you can do for Vista, is Format C:Mar 03 06:24
Chips_B_Malroyy or n?Mar 03 06:24
Chips_B_MalroyyMar 03 06:24
DaemonFCthat was a Norton scare tacticMar 03 06:24
DaemonFCno malware ever actually did thatMar 03 06:24
Chips_B_MalroyVista is not Malware????Mar 03 06:25
DaemonFCthere's easier ways that are more guaranteed to attack Windows than hope their voice recognition is on and listeningMar 03 06:25
Chips_B_MalroyI have seen malware that was as not as painful as working with Vista isMar 03 06:26
DaemonFCbesides, there's virtually no malware out there that is designed to wreck your system anymoreMar 03 06:26
Chips_B_MalroywrongMar 03 06:26
DaemonFCmost of it is trying to make money or subvert your system to relay spamMar 03 06:26
Chips_B_Malroywrong wrongMar 03 06:26
DaemonFCnot to jsut mindlessly trash the systemMar 03 06:26
Chips_B_MalroyMS updates will trash your systemMar 03 06:26
Chips_B_Malroyits the worst kind of malwareMar 03 06:27
DaemonFCa very small percentage of malware is designed to trash the system for no reasonMar 03 06:27
DaemonFCmost of it is written by organized crime, to make moneyMar 03 06:27
Chips_B_Malroynever trust itMar 03 06:27
Chips_B_Malroypatches on top of patchesMar 03 06:27
Chips_B_Malroyat some point the whole rotton house or patches comes downMar 03 06:28
DaemonFCmost falls under the class of, worms, trojans, and spywareMar 03 06:28
DaemonFCnot viruses as suchMar 03 06:28
Chips_B_MalroyI said malware, not viruses speciallyMar 03 06:28
Chips_B_Malroyupdate is a trojanMar 03 06:28
DaemonFCcan beMar 03 06:28
Chips_B_Malroyand spywareMar 03 06:29
DaemonFCI'd define the activation exploit checker as a trojan horseMar 03 06:29
DaemonFCthe user will install it believing it to do something useful to themMar 03 06:29
DaemonFCand it nukes the systemMar 03 06:29
Chips_B_Malroyhow about Vista having to reboot in the middle of a download or a burn?Mar 03 06:29
Chips_B_Malroybecause of windows updateMar 03 06:29
DaemonFCwell, that's not entirely trueMar 03 06:30
DaemonFCit gives you a nag screen and a 4 minute countdown to override it and not rebootMar 03 06:30
DaemonFCbut yeah, shouldn't ever reboot without you telling it OKMar 03 06:30
Chips_B_MalroyI have had users bring me their computer with Vista on it and turn off windows update because of the stupid rebooting problemMar 03 06:30
DaemonFCturning it off is not bestMar 03 06:31
DaemonFCset it to notify but don't download or installMar 03 06:31
Chips_B_Malroywell, not everyone babysits a computer every 4 minutes tooMar 03 06:31
DaemonFCwell, this way it just tells you when there are updatesMar 03 06:31
Chips_B_Malroyyou get the idea?Mar 03 06:31
DaemonFCyou have to OK their download or installMar 03 06:31
Chips_B_Malroyno, you allow updatesMar 03 06:32
DaemonFCthis is about like most OS updater applets work by defaultMar 03 06:32
Chips_B_Malroywhich most people doMar 03 06:32
Chips_B_Malroythe point is they changed how it worked from XPMar 03 06:32
DaemonFCwell, the applet can sit harmlessly there until you want to install themMar 03 06:32
Chips_B_Malroyit canMar 03 06:32
Chips_B_Malroybut somehowMar 03 06:33
Chips_B_MalroyheheMar 03 06:33
Chips_B_Malroyit hosedMar 03 06:33
DaemonFCWith Vista, anything can happen for any reason at any timeMar 03 06:33
Chips_B_Malroywhy then do so many want me to turn it off for them?Mar 03 06:33
DaemonFCit's batshit crazyMar 03 06:33
DaemonFCI'm not defending itMar 03 06:33
Chips_B_MalroyI knowMar 03 06:34
Chips_B_Malroyit sucksMar 03 06:34
DaemonFCChips_B_Malroy, They're stupidMar 03 06:34
DaemonFCignoring updates is a bad thing to doMar 03 06:34
Chips_B_Malroywell, I told them, you need updatesMar 03 06:34
DaemonFCthey just want the thing to shut upMar 03 06:34
Chips_B_Malroymostly I think u right thereMar 03 06:34
Diablo-D3http://www.engadget.com/2010/03/02/microsoft-cautions-ie-faithful-on-windows-xp-to-avoid-f1-key/Mar 03 06:34
DaemonFCdid you tell them that most new malware written is exploiting things MS just patched>Mar 03 06:34
Chips_B_MalroyI explained tooMar 03 06:34
phIRCe-BNcTitle: Microsoft tells IE faithful on Windows XP to avoid F1 key -- Engadget .::. Size~: 201.47 KBMar 03 06:34
*Diablo-D3 facepalmsMar 03 06:34
DaemonFCand starts cropping up within a weekMar 03 06:34
Chips_B_MalroyWindows can never be securedMar 03 06:35
DaemonFCbeing current on updates helpsMar 03 06:35
Chips_B_Malroysure, if it dosen't bonk your systemMar 03 06:35
Chips_B_Malroyand it does more than MS admittsMar 03 06:36
DaemonFCmalware writers are an opportunistic bunch that likes to go after low hanging fruitMar 03 06:36
DaemonFCif you pick up the watermelons, it goes a long way :PMar 03 06:36
Chips_B_MalroyMS is low hanging fruit. but mostly its on the ground half rottenMar 03 06:36
Chips_B_Malroyreally, I would actually love for MS to do some good work and try to secure windows.Mar 03 06:37
DaemonFCgood practices are a good deterrent. Linux distros have usually enforced good practicesMar 03 06:37
DaemonFCUbuntu is changing that in some ways thoughMar 03 06:37
Chips_B_MalroyyesMar 03 06:37
DaemonFCI fully expect malware to hit Ubuntu users firstMar 03 06:38
Diablo-D3http://rss.slashdot.org/~r/Slashdot/slashdot/~3/JOPWFEMseZ8/A-Second-Lessig-Fair-Use-Video-Is-Suppressed-By-WMGMar 03 06:38
phIRCe-BNcTitle: Google FeedBurner .::. Size~: 11.51 KBMar 03 06:38
DaemonFCUbuntu in the default set up has no firewall set and some AppArmor profiles not installed or enforcedMar 03 06:38
DaemonFCbad ideaMar 03 06:38
Chips_B_MalroyI think Mac will get hit firstMar 03 06:39
Chips_B_MalroyUbuntu will just get BinkedMar 03 06:39
Chips_B_Malroy*BingedMar 03 06:40
DaemonFCthe Mac already has a few botnets goingMar 03 06:40
DaemonFCset up by trojansMar 03 06:40
Chips_B_MalroyI have some reservations about sudo, but I don't know, it might be as secure as su, just don't knowMar 03 06:41
Chips_B_MalroyMS Works for Mac, trojan, remembered reading about it, yesMar 03 06:41
DaemonFChttp://linux.slashdot.org/story/09/12/09/2215253/Malware-Found-Hidden-In-Screensaver-On-Gnome-LookMar 03 06:41
phIRCe-BNcTitle: Slashdot Linux Story | Malware Found Hidden In Screensaver On Gnome-Look .::. Size~: 166.71 KBMar 03 06:41
DaemonFCChips_B_Malroy, It's more secure than using the root accountMar 03 06:42
DaemonFCfor a number of reasonsMar 03 06:42
Chips_B_Malroyyes, thought soMar 03 06:42
DaemonFCan attacker knows the name of the root account, but won't know your account nameMar 03 06:42
DaemonFCsudo logs who used it, when, and whyMar 03 06:42
Chips_B_Malroyso you saying that sudo is better?Mar 03 06:43
DaemonFCsudo can be configured to only allow some of root's abilitiesMar 03 06:43
DaemonFCyesMar 03 06:43
Chips_B_Malroyok, I thought the other wayMar 03 06:43
DaemonFCno, sudo is almost always better than enabling the root accountMar 03 06:43
DaemonFCand you can still enter a root shell without the root account activatedMar 03 06:44
Chips_B_MalroyI should try Buntu more, but somehow, just cannot try that which comes with Mono and now BingMar 03 06:44
Chips_B_Malroyits what I tryed to get away fromMar 03 06:44
Chips_B_MalroyMSMar 03 06:44
DaemonFCryan@ryan-desktop:~$ sudo -iMar 03 06:45
DaemonFCroot@ryan-desktop:~# su -l ryanMar 03 06:45
DaemonFCryan@ryan-desktop:~$ Mar 03 06:45
DaemonFC:)Mar 03 06:45
DaemonFCit's kind of a simulated root login with your environment variables left intactMar 03 06:46
Chips_B_MalroyI always go with the defaultMar 03 06:46
DaemonFCit's better to use sudo -i if you need to become rootMar 03 06:46
Chips_B_Malroymakes one more anonMar 03 06:47
DaemonFCit makes it persistentMar 03 06:47
DaemonFCit's better to stick to sudo and build things with fakerootMar 03 06:47
Chips_B_Malroynot sure I want thatMar 03 06:47
Chips_B_MalroyI thought you hated UbuntuMar 03 06:47
Chips_B_Malroyback awhile backMar 03 06:48
DaemonFChttps://help.ubuntu.com/community/RootSudoMar 03 06:48
phIRCe-BNcTitle: RootSudo - Community Ubuntu Documentation .::. Size~: 35.57 KBMar 03 06:48
Chips_B_Malroymyself, I never hated themMar 03 06:48
DaemonFCnot everythingMar 03 06:48
DaemonFCsome things aggravate meMar 03 06:48
DaemonFCsome things make a lot of senseMar 03 06:48
Chips_B_Malroyeven linked and tryed to help them on MS WatchMar 03 06:48
Diablo-D3http://www.reddit.com/r/reddit.com/comments/b87a0/i_read_a_lot_of_threads_about_being_lonely_sad_or/Mar 03 06:49
phIRCe-BNcTitle: I read a lot of threads about being lonely, sad or unhappy in general. : reddit.com .::. Size~: 511.48 KBMar 03 06:49
Chips_B_Malroyok, that makes senceMar 03 06:49
Chips_B_Malroyabout to do a sidux install on another partition  2009-4Mar 03 06:51
Chips_B_MalroyI think is Debian based for meMar 03 06:52
-BNi/#boycottnovell-[diablod3/@diablod3] The best post on Reddit ever http://ur1.ca/o7bnMar 03 06:52
phIRCe-BNcTitle: I read a lot of threads about being lonely, sad or unhappy in general. : reddit.com .::. Size~: 511.48 KBMar 03 06:52
Chips_B_MalroyOk Diablo-D3, we seen your link.  you can chat nowMar 03 06:54
Diablo-D3?Mar 03 06:57
Diablo-D3Chips_B_Malroy: what are you talking about now?Mar 03 06:57
-BNi/#boycottnovell-[diablod3/@diablod3] Larry Lessig muted by Warner Music Group for supporting #copyright reform http://ur1.ca/o7bwMar 03 06:57
-BNi/#boycottnovell-[diablod3/@diablod3] #Hulu pulling Daily Show and Colbert Report, Hulu is now doomed http://ur1.ca/o7bx #douchebagsMar 03 06:57
phIRCe-BNcTitle: Slashdot Your Rights Online Story | A Second Lessig Fair-Use Video Is Suppressed By WMG .::. Size~: 152.1 KBMar 03 06:57
phIRCe-BNcTitle: Viacom Pulling "The Daily Show" and "The Colbert Report" From Hulu - The daily show on hulu - Gizmodo .::. Size~: 65.39 KBMar 03 06:57
Chips_B_MalroyWell, I think I have about outtalked this channelMar 03 06:59
Chips_B_Malroynot an easy feat eitherMar 03 06:59
Chips_B_Malroyoiaohm is tuffMar 03 07:00
DaemonFCfuckMar 03 07:00
DaemonFC:PMar 03 07:00
Chips_B_Malroyhe isMar 03 07:00
Chips_B_Malroyadmitt itMar 03 07:00
DaemonFCUbuntu slipped in a libvorbis update and bulldozed my AoTuvMar 03 07:00
DaemonFCI encoded 4 CD's with Xiph.org'sMar 03 07:00
Chips_B_Malroydidn't u ask for it?  Jono you askedMar 03 07:01
Diablo-D3oiaohm minorly trolls periodicallyMar 03 07:01
Diablo-D3not as bad as ender thoughMar 03 07:01
DaemonFCyeah, asked several placesMar 03 07:01
Chips_B_Malroybeen acused of that myselfMar 03 07:01
Chips_B_Malroyso what version of ogg is in Debian itselfMar 03 07:02
Diablo-D3Chips_B_Malroy: who you talking to anyhow?Mar 03 07:03
Chips_B_Malroyboth of uMar 03 07:03
Diablo-D3see, there you go againMar 03 07:03
Diablo-D3who is this other personMar 03 07:03
Chips_B_MalroyDaemonFC, who you ban is also hereMar 03 07:03
Diablo-D3most of the channel has DaemonFC on ignoreMar 03 07:03
Diablo-D3seriouslyMar 03 07:03
Chips_B_Malroyhe has got a lot better latelyMar 03 07:04
Diablo-D3or you just got used to itMar 03 07:04
Chips_B_Malroylast 3 months or longerMar 03 07:04
DaemonFCChips_B_Malroy, It's coming...Mar 03 07:05
Chips_B_Malroyperhaps, maybe its best to take him off banned and listen for awhileMar 03 07:05
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[daemonfc] Show your support for the AoTuv Vorbis encoder to become the default in Ubuntu! Brainstorm. http://bit.ly/dA6v5F Bug. http://bit.ly/bdTsUyMar 03 07:05
phIRCe-BNcTitle: Idea #23838: "Ship the vastly improved AoTuv Vorbis encoder in Ubuntu." - Ubuntu brainstorm .::. Size~: 36.89 KBMar 03 07:05
phIRCe-BNcTitle: Bug #57797 in libvorbis (Ubuntu): “Should include aoTuV Release 1 patch” .::. Size~: 64.82 KBMar 03 07:05
DaemonFC:PMar 03 07:05
Diablo-D3uhMar 03 07:05
Diablo-D3HAHAHAHAHAHMar 03 07:05
Diablo-D3oh _wow_Mar 03 07:05
Diablo-D3someone should tell DaemonFC that vorbis upstream already accepted aotuv's patches a very very long time agoMar 03 07:06
DaemonFChere comes another oneMar 03 07:07
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[daemonfc] Someone should tell Diablo-D3 that the last AoTuv merge was in 2004 and that it's now 2010.Mar 03 07:07
Diablo-D3someone should tell DaemonFC that if he keeps that up, the bot wont be following his twitter feed anymoreMar 03 07:07
Chips_B_MalroyOK, DaemonFC, in Debian Lenny its 1.20 libvorbis, but in Mepis 8.0 a communtity backport of 1.24Mar 03 07:07
DaemonFCChips_B_Malroy, AoTuv is a forkMar 03 07:08
Chips_B_MalroyI have the newer backport 1.24 installedMar 03 07:08
DaemonFCthe current Beta 5.7 is a fork off of Xiph.org libvorbis 1.2.1 RC1Mar 03 07:08
Diablo-D3Chips_B_Malroy: dont quote lennyMar 03 07:08
DaemonFCXiph.org libvorbis has had no patches to improve quality in 6 yearsMar 03 07:08
Diablo-D3debian has 1.2.3 Mar 03 07:09
DaemonFCwho cares? Quality hasn't changed since 1.1 in September of 2004Mar 03 07:09
DaemonFCyou could be using Ubuntu 4.10 still and have the same quality as you get encoding things in Ubuntu 10.04Mar 03 07:10
Chips_B_Malroyso what you are saying is that libvorbis is not going be in Debian the folk I want at all?Mar 03 07:10
Chips_B_Malroy1.24Mar 03 07:11
DaemonFCis there a 1.2.4?Mar 03 07:12
DaemonFCI don't care what Xiph ships until it is 1.3.0Mar 03 07:12
DaemonFCMonty has said that AoTuv merge is must have for 1.3.0Mar 03 07:12
Chips_B_MalroyI guess I am not up on this, not sure what is the advantageMar 03 07:15
Chips_B_Malroysorry, it wwas 1.23 when I rechecked it. and not the Xiph.org fork eitherMar 03 07:17
Chips_B_Malroyso is this strickly Debian?  Or are other distros using Xiph?Mar 03 07:18
DaemonFCall use XiphMar 03 07:19
DaemonFCunfortunatelyMar 03 07:19
DaemonFCAoyumi has put a lot of time and effort into fine tuning the sound qualityMar 03 07:20
DaemonFCbut most of that work is not in Xiph's reference encoderMar 03 07:20
DaemonFCyou can throw samples that kill Xiph.org Vorbis at AoTuv and get good resultsMar 03 07:21
Chips_B_MalroyI don't know about that, but Cinerra needs work on it yet, for editing of ogv filesMar 03 07:23
DaemonFCXiph.org Vorbis is not all that greatMar 03 07:24
Chips_B_Malroyand I have not found anything else that will edit an ogv file directlyMar 03 07:24
DaemonFCthankfully if your distro insists on being stupid, you can use Windows software in Wine to encode your music filesMar 03 07:24
DaemonFC:)Mar 03 07:24
Chips_B_MalroyI think notMar 03 07:24
DaemonFCI don't do that, I forced Lucid to "downgrade" to some AoTuv packages in a PPA for KarmicMar 03 07:25
DaemonFCI'd rather use the Windows software than use what comes with UbuntuMar 03 07:25
Chips_B_MalroyUbuntu is not my choice, but for some its okMar 03 07:25
Chips_B_MalroyI could use it in preferene to windows.Mar 03 07:26
DaemonFCThe frustration here is "Why do Linux distros make it easier to use Windows software in Wine to get thigns done when the solution is staring them in the face?"Mar 03 07:26
Chips_B_Malroyno problemMar 03 07:26
Chips_B_Malroyit would be easier for me to convert to ogg, than ogvMar 03 07:27
DaemonFCthe only difference between oga, ogv, and ogg is the extensionMar 03 07:29
DaemonFCthey're all in an ogg containerMar 03 07:29
DaemonFCbrbMar 03 07:29
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Chips_B_Malroybut you understand the differenceMar 03 07:30
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Chips_B_Malroylook at that, I outlasted them all!  lol, gnMar 03 07:32
DaemonFCnew video driverMar 03 07:32
DaemonFC:PMar 03 07:32
Chips_B_Malroywhoops, I was mistakenMar 03 07:33
DaemonFChad quite a few patches that fixed weirdness and improved performance on my cardMar 03 07:33
DaemonFCso I got itMar 03 07:33
Chips_B_MalroyATI?Mar 03 07:33
DaemonFCyeah, I have the git versions of X, the ATI driver, and Mesa 7.8Mar 03 07:34
DaemonFC:)Mar 03 07:34
Chips_B_Malroywhich card?Mar 03 07:34
DaemonFCradeonhd 4670Mar 03 07:34
DaemonFCif you go a few days between updates, there's guaranteed to be a couple dozen patches that went in that should interest youMar 03 07:35
Chips_B_Malroythats a newer cardMar 03 07:35
Chips_B_MalroyI am using very oldMar 03 07:36
Diablo-D3arghMar 03 07:36
Chips_B_MalroyX1650Mar 03 07:36
Diablo-D3you're still talking to him!Mar 03 07:36
Diablo-D3DaemonFC: I still have you on ignore butMar 03 07:36
Diablo-D3DaemonFC: you've wasted your timeMar 03 07:36
Chips_B_Malroyits ok Diablo, u can talk to usMar 03 07:37
Diablo-D3monty is already planning on merging Aoyumi's stuffMar 03 07:37
DaemonFCChips_B_Malroy, Tell him that Monty has said that for YEARS now..... please :)Mar 03 07:37
Chips_B_Malroyyou run dual monitors on your rig DaemonFC?Mar 03 07:38
DaemonFCnopeMar 03 07:38
Chips_B_MalroyI doMar 03 07:38
DaemonFCI thought this 24" was massive when I got itMar 03 07:38
DaemonFCI was used to a little 17" CRTMar 03 07:38
Chips_B_Malroybut after kernel 2.6.28 my card not supported for dual monitorsMar 03 07:39
DaemonFCand this thing was BIGMar 03 07:39
DaemonFCwith the nonfree driver?Mar 03 07:39
DaemonFCor with the free one?Mar 03 07:39
Chips_B_Malroytwo older 4:3 1600x1200 LCD'sMar 03 07:39
Chips_B_MalroyIBM of courseMar 03 07:39
Chips_B_Malroyyes the ATI blob driverMar 03 07:40
DaemonFCtry the free driverMar 03 07:40
Chips_B_Malroyit works in the newer kernels, but no dual monitor supportMar 03 07:40
DaemonFCand use xorg edgers PPA :)Mar 03 07:41
Diablo-D3fglrxMar 03 07:41
Diablo-D3which is, thankfully, dying outMar 03 07:41
Chips_B_Malroyhave to look that up, thanksMar 03 07:42
DaemonFCfglrx is the devilMar 03 07:42
Chips_B_MalroyDiablo, you can talk to DaemonMar 03 07:42
Diablo-D3Id have to take him off ignore.Mar 03 07:42
Diablo-D3DaemonFC: this better be worth my time.Mar 03 07:43
Chips_B_Malroywell, fglrx did have problems with a lot of wine games etcMar 03 07:43
Diablo-D3no, wine has a lot of problems with games.Mar 03 07:43
Diablo-D3Chips_B_Malroy: anyhow, mesaland now can run glsl shadersMar 03 07:43
Chips_B_Malroythat tooMar 03 07:43
Diablo-D3problem is, radeon's shader compiler isn't yet 100% completeMar 03 07:44
DaemonFCChips_B_Malroy, 1. it still does, 2 RandR support is half there, 3 it's slow even with compositing, 4 it only works on old X servers, and 5 it eats puppiesMar 03 07:44
DaemonFCB-)Mar 03 07:44
DaemonFCI much prefer the git versions of the FOSS driverMar 03 07:44
Diablo-D3so, although I can run glsl shaders.... I can't yet do so in a way that has them hardware acceleratedMar 03 07:44
Diablo-D3that said, running nexuiz at 320x240 in all software rendering and getting acceptable framerates is wildly amusingMar 03 07:44
DaemonFCDiablo-D3, Mesa 7.8 supports glsl 1.1Mar 03 07:45
DaemonFCthey plan to upgrade their glsl support in 8.0Mar 03 07:45
DaemonFCthey're also planning full OpenGL 3.2 for 8.0Mar 03 07:45
DaemonFCthat's probably this summerMar 03 07:45
Chips_B_Malroysomehow, I think even my old ATI card is ahead of most of the games written for it.  For myself, I mostly do not play lots of games, so do not need another card.   But the dual monitor support is niceMar 03 07:45
Diablo-D3what card?Mar 03 07:46
Chips_B_Malroyold old X1650Mar 03 07:46
Diablo-D3hahMar 03 07:46
Diablo-D3I dont think fglrx even supports it anymoreMar 03 07:46
Chips_B_Malroy=X1600Mar 03 07:46
DaemonFCthe free driver supports everything on cards that oldMar 03 07:47
Chips_B_Malroyup to kernel 2.6.28 it doesMar 03 07:47
Diablo-D3no, I meanMar 03 07:47
Chips_B_Malroyit does tooMar 03 07:47
Diablo-D3the newest version of fglrx doesntMar 03 07:47
DaemonFCI think FGLRX dropped R500 and under thoughMar 03 07:47
Diablo-D3its an r500, Im pretty sure they dropped support for itMar 03 07:48
Diablo-D3which means you should be using mesaland stuff anyhowMar 03 07:48
Chips_B_MalroyI run dual monitors on it on Mepis 8.0 64bit, with ATI fglrx 2.6.27 kernelMar 03 07:48
Chips_B_MalroyDebian basedMar 03 07:48
Diablo-D3Chips_B_Malroy: you keep failing to say which fglrxMar 03 07:48
DaemonFCDiablo-D3, Has Monty committed to a date for libvorbis 1.3.0? Cause he's been saying he'll merge AoTuv into that foreverMar 03 07:49
DaemonFCbut that's been the last 4 years he's been saying itMar 03 07:49
*Diablo-D3 finally took DaemonFC off ignoreMar 03 07:49
Diablo-D3DaemonFC: fuck up, and back on ignore you goMar 03 07:49
DaemonFCmmhmMar 03 07:49
DaemonFCanyway, Linus once said "Talk is cheap, show me the code"Mar 03 07:50
DaemonFCthat's kind of what Monty reminds me ofMar 03 07:50
Diablo-D3monty talks to Aoyumi regularlyMar 03 07:50
Diablo-D3aoyumi doesnt want it merged quite yetMar 03 07:50
DaemonFCso why is Vorbis from Xiph.org not changed much since 2004?Mar 03 07:50
Diablo-D3actually it hasMar 03 07:50
Diablo-D3but a lot of xiph effort lately has been elsewhereMar 03 07:50
Diablo-D3theora has been getting a lot of work done, for exampleMar 03 07:51
DaemonFCyeah, and he's being well paid to do that, I get itMar 03 07:51
Diablo-D3xiph has very few codersMar 03 07:51
DaemonFCoverall I think more people care about Vorbis thoughMar 03 07:51
Diablo-D3and vorbis and theora share a lot of themMar 03 07:51
Chips_B_MalroyDiablo-D3> well, I on the laptop right now, so no, I cannot tell you which  fglrx driver usedMar 03 07:51
DaemonFCDiablo-D3, Having to maintain my own Vorbis encoder outside of what the distro gives me is a painMar 03 07:52
Diablo-D3the new aotuv code will probably be merged into 1.1.x Mar 03 07:52
Diablo-D3DaemonFC: actually a lot of distros ship aotuv insteadMar 03 07:52
DaemonFCI'd just like to have xiph do 1.3 so I can use their encoder againMar 03 07:52
Diablo-D3which I dont suggestMar 03 07:52
Diablo-D3aotuv isnt readyMar 03 07:52
DaemonFCwhich ones do that?Mar 03 07:52
DaemonFCmaybe I'll use oneMar 03 07:52
Diablo-D3last time aotuv merged in, monty found a lot of bugs that aoyumi didnt know aboutMar 03 07:52
Diablo-D3which, yes, thats a good thingMar 03 07:53
Diablo-D3DaemonFC: it takes about a month to merge aotuv inMar 03 07:53
DaemonFCworks great for me, but I'm not going to presume that there's no bugs in there I'm not hittingMar 03 07:53
Chips_B_Malroyh2.64 scares meMar 03 07:53
Diablo-D3DaemonFC: its not like monty isnt going to do itMar 03 07:53
Diablo-D3its just that aotuv isnt ready to be merged back in, and other things are taking higher priorityMar 03 07:54
Diablo-D3it'll probably be done this yearMar 03 07:54
DaemonFCI'd just like a timeframe of some kind so I know when to expect itMar 03 07:54
Diablo-D3maybe nextMar 03 07:54
Diablo-D3DaemonFC: oh, and one of the big vorbis devs is off harassing the IETC on behalf of somebodyMar 03 07:54
Diablo-D3which is apparently a fulltime jobMar 03 07:54
DaemonFCover AAC used in HTML 5?Mar 03 07:55
DaemonFCthere's no way that that should be enshrined in a standardMar 03 07:55
Diablo-D3well, trying to further standardized non-patent shitMar 03 07:55
Diablo-D3DaemonFC: btwMar 03 07:55
Diablo-D3Im not like montyMar 03 07:55
Diablo-D3I dont mind h264 and aac being acceptably mentioned in html5 as example widely used codecs for <video>Mar 03 07:56
DaemonFCthere's no such thing as an open standard that not everyone can pick up and useMar 03 07:56
DaemonFCopen standard is a frequent lie big companies like usingMar 03 07:56
Diablo-D3browsers should be able to support thoseMar 03 07:56
Diablo-D3and by "should", I mean if h264 wants to be continue to be used on next gen platforms, its not going to start charging peopleMar 03 07:56
Diablo-D3DaemonFC: theora is almost superior to h264Mar 03 07:57
DaemonFCDiablo-D3, I have nothing against h.264 aside from the patent license gouging that's sure to come with itMar 03 07:57
DaemonFCquality-wise it's a good codecMar 03 07:57
Diablo-D3if you look at h264 and limit it to, say, bluray's 4.1Mar 03 07:58
DaemonFCthem saying no royalties til 2016 just means "We'll get you addicted and come hit you up in 2016"Mar 03 07:58
Diablo-D3ie, the most common version of it, since hardware accelerators cant accelerate lesser profiles Mar 03 07:58
Diablo-D3(or greater)Mar 03 07:58
Diablo-D3so, you limit h264 to thatMar 03 07:59
Diablo-D3theora, out of the box, beats itMar 03 07:59
Diablo-D3it may not get quite as high quality per bitMar 03 07:59
Diablo-D3but its in the same ballpark, and it takes far less to encode and decode itMar 03 07:59
DaemonFCwil lyoutube use theora/vorbis eventually?Mar 03 07:59
Diablo-D3they mightMar 03 08:00
DaemonFCjust serve up whatever your browser supports?Mar 03 08:00
Diablo-D3theres another big thing about thatMar 03 08:00
Diablo-D3google closed their purchase of On2 last week.Mar 03 08:00
Chips_B_Malroywell, we need a free internet, and theora is the best bet, without a bunch of patent lawyers hanging aroundMar 03 08:00
Diablo-D3DaemonFC: you _do_ know who On2, is, right?Mar 03 08:01
DaemonFCyeahMar 03 08:01
Diablo-D3this means Google now owns the newest version of the VP family of codecsMar 03 08:01
Diablo-D3Theora forks from VP3 and vastly improves itMar 03 08:01
DaemonFCwatch them release them as FOSS and make Theora obsoleteMar 03 08:02
Diablo-D3not quiteMar 03 08:02
Diablo-D3watch them hand it over to XiphMar 03 08:02
Diablo-D3and then Xiph tunes it up and releases Theora 2Mar 03 08:02
Diablo-D3see, this is the big problemMar 03 08:02
Diablo-D3They went in opposite directionsMar 03 08:02
Diablo-D3Theora does stuff well VP8 doesnt, and VP8 does stuff well Theora doesntMar 03 08:02
Diablo-D3combined, it'd rape everythingMar 03 08:03
Diablo-D3DaemonFC: plus, this is all using "old" technologiesMar 03 08:03
Diablo-D3and yes, h264 is old technologyMar 03 08:04
Diablo-D3its still based on the same family of techniques mpeg1 pioneeredMar 03 08:04
Diablo-D3its just vastly improved and tunedMar 03 08:05
Diablo-D3so if someone ends up making a wavelet encoder that could actually be usedMar 03 08:05
DaemonFCthe MPEG profiles are just crazyMar 03 08:05
Diablo-D3all of this would be goneMar 03 08:05
DaemonFC*MPEG-4Mar 03 08:05
Diablo-D3dirac is awesome, but its not ready.Mar 03 08:05
Diablo-D3it takes entirely too much horsepower to decode, let alone encodeMar 03 08:06
DaemonFCVorbis takes more than MP3Mar 03 08:06
DaemonFCyour player's battery goes down quickerMar 03 08:06
Diablo-D3not reallyMar 03 08:07
Diablo-D3also, your comparison sucksMar 03 08:07
Diablo-D3compare vorbis to aacMar 03 08:07
DaemonFCnever used AACMar 03 08:08
DaemonFCwell, beyond playing around with itMar 03 08:08
DaemonFCAAC doesn't seem on par with VorbisMar 03 08:08
Chips_B_Malroywell gn Mar 03 08:10
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DaemonFCI may compile a "libre" kernel and see if it bootsMar 03 08:25
Diablo-D3DaemonFC: dont worry, AAC is on parMar 03 08:26
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Diablo-D3he-aac v2, for example, excels really damned well at low bitrateMar 03 08:27
DaemonFCit seems to me that quality goes something like Vorbis > MPC > HE-AAC > WMA Pro > AAC > MP3 > WMA StandardMar 03 08:27
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Diablo-D3you listed aac twice.Mar 03 08:28
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DaemonFCYeah, because there's the HE-AAC variantMar 03 08:28
Diablo-D3its not a variantMar 03 08:28
DaemonFCI know it's just a profile Mar 03 08:28
Diablo-D3its like h264 profilesMar 03 08:28
DaemonFCbut WMA and WMA Pro are two different codecsMar 03 08:29
Diablo-D3yes, they areMar 03 08:29
Diablo-D3wma pro iirc doesnt do low bitrate anyhowMar 03 08:29
DaemonFCthere's a high bitrate HE-AAC encoder from Coding TechnologiesMar 03 08:29
Diablo-D3yeah, and its pointlessMar 03 08:29
DaemonFCNero won't let you use the HE-AAC profile in those bitratesMar 03 08:29
Diablo-D3SBR and PS buys you very little at high bitratesMar 03 08:29
Diablo-D3and generally its not a good idea if the encoder is tuned for low bitratesMar 03 08:29
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DaemonFCit specifically says HE-AAC high bitrateMar 03 08:30
DaemonFCand it goes from 128kbps on upMar 03 08:30
Diablo-D3what Im saying is, he-aac/he-aac2 is not meant for high bitratesMar 03 08:30
DaemonFCI've never seen other encoders that let you use it thereMar 03 08:30
Diablo-D3SBR and PS buy you very little, and may even cause quality loss, at high bitratesMar 03 08:31
DaemonFCmarketing ploy?Mar 03 08:31
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Diablo-D3thats the big issue right thereMar 03 08:31
DaemonFCyou can use it but it doesn't matter muchMar 03 08:31
DaemonFCbut they act like it doesMar 03 08:31
Diablo-D3it only means something at low bitratesMar 03 08:31
Diablo-D3it also cant be used on more than 2.0 channels, btwMar 03 08:32
DaemonFCWMA Pro still kicks ass where WMA doesn't because it's an entirely different codecMar 03 08:32
DaemonFCfrom scratchMar 03 08:32
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Diablo-D3yes, DaemonFC Mar 03 08:32
Diablo-D3wma pro is a different codec =PMar 03 08:32
Diablo-D3so is mp3pro (even if it can be decoded by mp3 with severe quality loss)Mar 03 08:32
DaemonFCyou have to get a Zune to play it I thinkMar 03 08:33
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DaemonFCMP3 Pro is nonstandard P3 extensionsMar 03 08:33
DaemonFC*MP3Mar 03 08:33
Diablo-D3its not even nonstandardMar 03 08:33
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Diablo-D3MP3 doesnt have the ability to be extendedMar 03 08:33
Diablo-D3they basically wrote an entirely new codec that has a stupid gimmicMar 03 08:33
DaemonFCso it's like a correction file that lives in the MP3 fileMar 03 08:33
DaemonFCright?Mar 03 08:33
Diablo-D3in a very dumb way, sort ofMar 03 08:34
Diablo-D3it has frames that the mp3 decoder ignores because they're "corrupted"Mar 03 08:34
DaemonFCthat sounds very uglyMar 03 08:34
Diablo-D3no one supports mp3pro, btwMar 03 08:34
Diablo-D3I mean, NO ONEMar 03 08:34
DaemonFCthe Winamp plugin for them still worksMar 03 08:34
DaemonFClolMar 03 08:34
Diablo-D3thomson's pluginMar 03 08:35
DaemonFCMP3HD is going to fail jsut as hardMar 03 08:35
Diablo-D3notice the very important distinction thereMar 03 08:35
Diablo-D3RCA was making players that did mp3pro for a VERY short timeMar 03 08:35
DaemonFCwhy are they trying this shit?Mar 03 08:35
Diablo-D3but, like, who the fuck buys RCA mp3 playersMar 03 08:35
DaemonFCWhy would anyone USE this shit?Mar 03 08:35
Diablo-D3DaemonFC: no one wouldMar 03 08:35
Diablo-D3apple backed aac, so everyone uses itMar 03 08:35
Diablo-D3unless they just do plain mp3 onlyMar 03 08:36
DaemonFCMPEG-4 Audio (AAC) is much better than MP3 because MP3 has no concept of profilesMar 03 08:36
DaemonFCit is what it isMar 03 08:36
DaemonFCit wasn't even designed around VBRMar 03 08:36
Diablo-D3you need to zoom out on this a bit thoughMar 03 08:36
Diablo-D3MP3 is an addon spec for mpeg2Mar 03 08:37
Diablo-D3mpeg2 layer 3Mar 03 08:37
Diablo-D3thats what it isMar 03 08:37
DaemonFCyeah, superset Mar 03 08:37
DaemonFCactually, MPEG 1Mar 03 08:37
Diablo-D3er, rightMar 03 08:37
Diablo-D3its mpeg1Mar 03 08:37
Diablo-D3all it does is add a spec on for audio codingMar 03 08:37
DaemonFCbut it's also defined in MPEG 2 for different purposesMar 03 08:37
Diablo-D3aac quite literally replaced itMar 03 08:37
DaemonFCand FhG even made an unofficial "MPEG 2.5 profile"Mar 03 08:37
DaemonFCwhich makes shit even more confusingMar 03 08:38
Diablo-D3its not "better", its the official replacement for mp3Mar 03 08:38
Diablo-D3official by MPEG themselvesMar 03 08:38
DaemonFCyeah, official replacementMar 03 08:38
Diablo-D3its no different then how mpeg4 replaced 2.Mar 03 08:38
DaemonFCit's kind of the successor in name onlyMar 03 08:38
DaemonFCsame cartel marketing itMar 03 08:38
DaemonFCit's completely unrelated to MP3Mar 03 08:39
Diablo-D3mpeg2 part 2 was replaced with mpeg4 part 2Mar 03 08:39
Diablo-D3its the same shitMar 03 08:39
Diablo-D3the only problem here is, mpeg1 has no actually official codecMar 03 08:39
DaemonFCI happen to think Vorbis is better for a few reasons, so I don't care what officially replaces MP3Mar 03 08:40
Diablo-D3actually Im glossing that over.Mar 03 08:40
Diablo-D3it _does_ have an audio codecMar 03 08:40
DaemonFCsomething else worked better and I use thatMar 03 08:40
Diablo-D3but no one uses itMar 03 08:40
Diablo-D3layer 1 is a simplified version of layer 2, and layer 2, aka MP2, is very rarely usedMar 03 08:41
DaemonFCMPEG 1 layer 1, 2, and 3Mar 03 08:41
Diablo-D3yupMar 03 08:41
DaemonFCMP3 is MPEG 1 Layer 3Mar 03 08:41
Diablo-D3yup.Mar 03 08:41
DaemonFCMPEG 1 Layer 1 was never widely usedMar 03 08:41
DaemonFCMPEG 1 Layer 2 is still usedMar 03 08:42
DaemonFCbroadcasters like itMar 03 08:42
Diablo-D3[03:33:36] <Diablo-D3> layer 1 is a simplified version of layer 2Mar 03 08:42
Diablo-D3and yeah, it gets a little bit of internal usage when their stuff isn't already AC3 or something elseMar 03 08:42
DaemonFCyeah, Philips tried to make this stupid mini disc thingMar 03 08:42
DaemonFCit floppedMar 03 08:42
DaemonFCthat was the end of layer 1Mar 03 08:42
Diablo-D3layer 3 was not part of the original mpeg1 specMar 03 08:42
Diablo-D3and all it is, is a hacked up version of layer 2Mar 03 08:42
Diablo-D3where they didnt understand how it worked and tried to shove a broken psychoacoustic model in itMar 03 08:43
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Diablo-D3and throw in huffman coding too to compress the bitstreamMar 03 08:43
DaemonFCThere's an encoder for layer 2 called TooLame, it's abandoned, but someone forked itMar 03 08:43
DaemonFCforget who, still maintains itMar 03 08:43
Diablo-D3twolameMar 03 08:44
Diablo-D3thats the forkMar 03 08:44
DaemonFCTooLameMar 03 08:44
Diablo-D3toolame -> twolameMar 03 08:44
Diablo-D3I kid you not, the fork is twolame.Mar 03 08:44
DaemonFChttp://sourceforge.net/projects/toolame/files/Mar 03 08:44
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DaemonFCohhhhMar 03 08:44
DaemonFCTwo is the forkMar 03 08:44
Diablo-D3yesMar 03 08:44
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DaemonFCtried it, it does seem much more limited than MP3Mar 03 08:45
Diablo-D3its notMar 03 08:45
DaemonFCthere's crude VBR support in toolameMar 03 08:45
Diablo-D3the thing is, its meant for high bitrate usageMar 03 08:45
DaemonFCyes, MPC extended MP2Mar 03 08:45
DaemonFCMPC is quite good at high bitratesMar 03 08:46
DaemonFClike 256k >Mar 03 08:46
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Diablo-D3anything, largely, is quite good at high bitratesMar 03 08:46
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DaemonFCpast q6 seems to get you diminishing returns on VorbisMar 03 08:47
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Diablo-D3lame -q 0 -b 320 will be, effectively, near losslessMar 03 08:47
Diablo-D3so throw enough bits at something, it will sound good regardless.Mar 03 08:48
DaemonFCmeh, thats just --alt-preset-insaneMar 03 08:48
DaemonFCgets you 320k CBRMar 03 08:48
DaemonFC--alt-preset-extreme gets you VBR 0Mar 03 08:48
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Diablo-D3yeah, but you're missing the point hereMar 03 08:49
DaemonFC--alt-preset-extreme is usually preferable to insaneMar 03 08:49
Diablo-D3mp3 _can_ be made to sound good.Mar 03 08:49
DaemonFCfreeformatMar 03 08:49
DaemonFC:)Mar 03 08:49
Diablo-D3DaemonFC: ...Mar 03 08:50
DaemonFClolMar 03 08:50
*Diablo-D3 hits DaemonFC with a batMar 03 08:50
Diablo-D3you're missing the pointMar 03 08:50
DaemonFC640k ftw!Mar 03 08:50
Diablo-D3even mp3 can be made to sound good at high bitrateMar 03 08:50
Diablo-D3and btw, you mentioned those extensions to mp3 for mpeg2Mar 03 08:50
DaemonFCfree format 640k, a bitrate that should be enough for anybody :)Mar 03 08:50
Diablo-D3all they do is add a different set of audio sampling rates, and a new set of bitratesMar 03 08:50
Diablo-D3it doesnt change itMar 03 08:50
Diablo-D3most encoders and decoders already supported itMar 03 08:51
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Diablo-D3anyhowMar 03 08:51
Diablo-D3DaemonFC: soMar 03 08:51
Diablo-D3it can be provedMar 03 08:51
Diablo-D3that even the hardest shitMar 03 08:51
DaemonFCthe problem with free format is that almost nothing can read the file after you do thatMar 03 08:51
Diablo-D3can be done in mp3 wellMar 03 08:51
DaemonFCcause the ISO spec doesn't require decoders to deal with thatMar 03 08:51
Diablo-D3but you need a lot of bits to do itMar 03 08:51
Diablo-D3btw, mp3 players usually dont follow the ISO specMar 03 08:52
Diablo-D3the ISO spec is a very subtly broke version of the actual MP3 sepcMar 03 08:52
DaemonFCwell, there's no spec for tagsMar 03 08:52
Diablo-D3which gets very interesting very fastMar 03 08:52
Diablo-D3anyhow, DaemonFC Mar 03 08:52
Diablo-D3soMar 03 08:52
Diablo-D3we have AACMar 03 08:52
DaemonFCthere's no standard for replay gainMar 03 08:52
Diablo-D3AAC is the official replacementMar 03 08:52
DaemonFCmost players support the replaygain format of LAMEMar 03 08:53
DaemonFCFhG has their own that nobody usesMar 03 08:53
Diablo-D3even if mpeg-1 part 3 layer 3 was wedged in using an update to the mpeg-1 specMar 03 08:53
Diablo-D3(wee for long names)Mar 03 08:53
Diablo-D3mpeg 2 replaced it Mar 03 08:54
DaemonFCFunny that anyone would want to tag their MP3s isn't it?Mar 03 08:54
Diablo-D3DaemonFC: btwMar 03 08:54
DaemonFCjust couldn't see that coming could they?Mar 03 08:54
Diablo-D3mp3s are technically invalidMar 03 08:54
Diablo-D3you know why?Mar 03 08:54
Diablo-D3its raw audio dataMar 03 08:54
Diablo-D3its not meant to be outside of a containerMar 03 08:54
Diablo-D3a .mp3 isnt in an mpg container.Mar 03 08:54
DaemonFCyou can put them in a container B-)Mar 03 08:54
Diablo-D3and tagging is part of the container's jobMar 03 08:55
Diablo-D3so id3v1/v2 is a very large hackMar 03 08:55
DaemonFCyou can put MP3 in an MP4 containerMar 03 08:55
Diablo-D3you're missing the point DaemonFCMar 03 08:55
Diablo-D3the reason mp3 didnt support tags is because ITS RAW DATAMar 03 08:55
DaemonFCit natively doesn't have one, I knowMar 03 08:55
Diablo-D3mp3 just gets worse and worse and worseMar 03 08:55
Diablo-D3SOMar 03 08:55
Diablo-D3mpeg2 comes alongMar 03 08:55
DaemonFCid3 tags ftwMar 03 08:55
Diablo-D3it adds a few things to the mpeg1 audio layerMar 03 08:56
Diablo-D3official spec support for low bitrates and low sampling rates and more than 2 channelsMar 03 08:56
Diablo-D3most encoders and decoders already supported these Mar 03 08:57
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Diablo-D3since the real MP3 spec supported themMar 03 08:59
Diablo-D3the version that MPEG-1 got "didnt"Mar 03 08:59
Diablo-D3lolspecs, etcMar 03 08:59
Diablo-D3DaemonFC: so, aac comes into beingMar 03 08:59
Diablo-D3but no one uses itMar 03 08:59
DaemonFCthe AAC container is bloatedMar 03 08:59
Diablo-D3it doesnt have one.Mar 03 09:00
DaemonFCgreat way to add 200 K to each fileMar 03 09:00
Diablo-D3it either uses mp4 or it uses a raw feedMar 03 09:00
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DaemonFCso why are AAC files bigger than MP4 filesMar 03 09:00
DaemonFCeven with the same audioMar 03 09:00
Diablo-D3dunno.Mar 03 09:01
Diablo-D3might be the aac headerMar 03 09:01
Diablo-D3or you're just smoking crackMar 03 09:01
Diablo-D3anyhow, DaemonFC Mar 03 09:01
Diablo-D3so the original AAC didnt have PNSMar 03 09:01
Diablo-D3mpeg4 aac officially adds thatMar 03 09:01
DaemonFCadding things after the fact pisses me offMar 03 09:03
Diablo-D3but since aac is meant to be extendedMar 03 09:03
Diablo-D3a player can play a file "fine" without PNS supportMar 03 09:03
Diablo-D3it just sounds lower qualityMar 03 09:03
DaemonFCthey should design things around what people will use them forMar 03 09:03
DaemonFCMP3 might have the excuses for what it doesMar 03 09:03
DaemonFCAAC doesn'tMar 03 09:03
Diablo-D3DaemonFC: they didnt have that technology yetMar 03 09:03
DaemonFCVorbis is a pretty good format because it lets you do everything you'd likely want to do with itMar 03 09:04
Diablo-D3theres other addons, btwMar 03 09:04
DaemonFCtags, album art in the fileMar 03 09:04
DaemonFCdesigned around being VBR in natureMar 03 09:04
Diablo-D3theres SLSMar 03 09:04
Diablo-D3SLS adds another stream altogether, that the AAC decoder can ignore, that produces lossless audioMar 03 09:04
Diablo-D3you can strip the stream out using very dumb tools, and have a much smaller normal AAC fileMar 03 09:05
DaemonFCI think a standard should be either definied with everything it's ever going to be used for in mind or with room to be extended later without being disruptive or incompatibleMar 03 09:05
Diablo-D3it never took off because people were trying to use it for DRM wareMar 03 09:05
Diablo-D3DaemonFC: thats impossibleMar 03 09:05
Diablo-D3theres always new techniques coming upMar 03 09:06
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[schestowitz] #Mozilla Adds More Nice Features to #Firefox http://ur1.ca/o7n8 http://ur1.ca/o7n9Mar 03 09:06
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DaemonFCwhen you define a spec, and millions of devices support that spec, don't change the specMar 03 09:06
Diablo-D3they didntMar 03 09:06
DaemonFCyou change the spec, you get files floating around that people can't useMar 03 09:06
Diablo-D3they just built in the ability to have backwards compatibilityMar 03 09:06
Diablo-D3DaemonFC: woah Mar 03 09:06
Diablo-D3wtf dudeMar 03 09:06
Diablo-D3did you somehow miss what Ive been saying for the last half hour?Mar 03 09:06
Diablo-D3AAC is _designed_ to be extnededMar 03 09:07
DaemonFCThomson is still trying to fuck around with MP3Mar 03 09:07
DaemonFCis mainly what I'm referring toMar 03 09:07
Diablo-D3if you have a player that cant play new AAC data, it _still plays them fine_Mar 03 09:07
DaemonFCthey think they can do thatMar 03 09:07
Diablo-D3its just lower qualityMar 03 09:07
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Diablo-D3and if you dont quite understand what Im saying, if you would have never used those features to begin with, it'd STILL be lower quality!Mar 03 09:07
DaemonFCI've had RCA MP3 players before cause I got them for freeMar 03 09:07
Diablo-D3as inMar 03 09:08
DaemonFCwhich is good because paying for that would be insaneMar 03 09:08
Diablo-D3encode an AAC file at, say 64kbpsMar 03 09:08
Diablo-D3it sounds mediocreMar 03 09:08
Diablo-D3encode it with HE-AAC v2 at 64kbps, it'll sound much betterMar 03 09:08
Diablo-D3play that HE-AAC v2 file on an AAC-only player, it'll sound like that AAC-only file you encoded first!Mar 03 09:08
DaemonFCrightMar 03 09:09
Diablo-D3its not like people are making broken files hereMar 03 09:09
DaemonFCbut it can be hard to tell if your device supports HE-AAC if the file plays either wayMar 03 09:09
Diablo-D3it wont sound _worse_Mar 03 09:09
Diablo-D3which is what Im sayingMar 03 09:09
DaemonFCportable media players don't document things wellMar 03 09:09
Diablo-D3aac 64kbps vs he-aac v2 64kbps on aac, he-aac wont sound worseMar 03 09:09
Diablo-D3this is a very important thingMar 03 09:10
DaemonFCrightMar 03 09:10
Diablo-D3the files arent brokenMar 03 09:10
Diablo-D3they arent incompatibleMar 03 09:10
Diablo-D3the player can choose to use the additional data, or it doesntMar 03 09:10
Diablo-D3DaemonFC: btw, there is other shit out thereMar 03 09:11
Diablo-D3theres ALS Mar 03 09:11
Diablo-D3FLAC-like lossless Mar 03 09:11
Diablo-D3so its not like MPEG didnt make shit for all cases.Mar 03 09:11
Diablo-D3ALS uses the same techniques FLAC does and produces a pretty decent low complexity lossless codecMar 03 09:11
Diablo-D3DaemonFC: its funny how we've spent like an hour talking about thisMar 03 09:13
Diablo-D3butMar 03 09:13
Diablo-D3lossy compression is kind of dead.Mar 03 09:13
DaemonFCFLAC works on more things oddlyMar 03 09:13
Diablo-D3look at bluraysMar 03 09:13
Diablo-D3blurays often ship with a dolby or dts track that is either extremely high bitrate or actually losslessMar 03 09:14
DaemonFCyeah, the disc can hold itMar 03 09:14
DaemonFCwhy not?Mar 03 09:14
Diablo-D3most pirates who are audiophiles rip shit in flac or some other less popular lossless formatMar 03 09:15
DaemonFCWavPack impresses me moreMar 03 09:15
DaemonFCbut FLAC is better supportedMar 03 09:15
Diablo-D3see thats the thingMar 03 09:15
Diablo-D3FLAC is very well understoodMar 03 09:15
Diablo-D3it doesnt matter if wavpack beats itMar 03 09:15
Diablo-D3FLAC performs well enoughMar 03 09:15
DaemonFCFLAC level 8 is very close to WavPack file size anywayMar 03 09:16
DaemonFC*shrug*Mar 03 09:16
DaemonFCfast CPU should still compress it fastMar 03 09:16
Diablo-D3flac generally shaves a quarter or half off to begin withMar 03 09:16
Diablo-D3or, generally, twice as much as a near lossless lossy fileMar 03 09:17
DaemonFCyeah, the difference between level 5 and 8 isn't hugeMar 03 09:17
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DaemonFCinstead of a 30 MB track, you might get 29.7 MBMar 03 09:17
Diablo-D3so theres really no point in continuing lossy stuff except on low bandwidth mediumsMar 03 09:17
Diablo-D3which is why everybody runs back to he-aac v2 comparisonsMar 03 09:17
DaemonFC8 is just very exhaustive in its attempt to compressMar 03 09:17
Diablo-D3if you're already spending more than 128kbps on audio, just fucking use FLAC alreadyMar 03 09:17
DaemonFCwouldn't go that farMar 03 09:18
DaemonFCif you're going over 256k, you might look into FLACMar 03 09:18
DaemonFC:)Mar 03 09:18
Diablo-D3internet bandwidth is the only real restrictionMar 03 09:18
Diablo-D3file size isntMar 03 09:18
DaemonFCamount of music you can carry on your portable is limitedMar 03 09:18
Diablo-D3not trueMar 03 09:18
DaemonFCoh?Mar 03 09:18
Diablo-D3I can easily carry around 32gb or moreMar 03 09:18
DaemonFCI've got 20 gigsMar 03 09:19
DaemonFCFLAC overtakes that quicklyMar 03 09:19
DaemonFC18.6 GB after formattingMar 03 09:19
Diablo-D3wellMar 03 09:19
DaemonFC(18.6 gigabytes) / (950 kbps) = 1.90092725 daysMar 03 09:20
Diablo-D3lets say flac does 700kbpsMar 03 09:20
DaemonFCthat's not awful I guessMar 03 09:20
DaemonFC(18.6 gigabytes) / (192 kbps) = 9.40562963 daysMar 03 09:20
DaemonFCso with FLAC I get 1.9 days, and with 192k Vorbis I get 9.4 daysMar 03 09:20
Diablo-D3well even, lets say worse case, 1000kbpsMar 03 09:20
Diablo-D3thats 25% compressionMar 03 09:21
Diablo-D3all your music causes flac to failMar 03 09:21
DaemonFC(18.6 gigabytes) / (1000 kbps) = 1.80588089 daysMar 03 09:21
Diablo-D3thats almost 2 days of fucking musicMar 03 09:21
DaemonFCtrueMar 03 09:21
DaemonFC(18.6 gigabytes) / (1 411.2 kbps) = 1.2796775 daysMar 03 09:21
Diablo-D3you can play the whole thing and not hear the same song for 2 daysMar 03 09:21
DaemonFC(WAV files) roflMar 03 09:21
Diablo-D3and thats if you listen to it 24/7Mar 03 09:22
Diablo-D3even in your sleepMar 03 09:22
Diablo-D3lets say you get in 8 hours of music a day, thats still 6 fucking days of musicMar 03 09:22
DaemonFCyou're right, lossy compression has its days numberedMar 03 09:22
Diablo-D3and thats on a pretty generic deviceMar 03 09:22
DaemonFClossless gives you a lot of advantages in trade for its massive filesMar 03 09:23
DaemonFClike ability to turn them into anything, including a CD :) without quality lossMar 03 09:23
Diablo-D3dont they make 64gb iphone snow?Mar 03 09:23
DaemonFCmaybeMar 03 09:23
Diablo-D3hmm, they dontMar 03 09:23
DaemonFCwho knows?Mar 03 09:23
Diablo-D3still, they make 32gb onesMar 03 09:23
DaemonFCALAC doesn't realyl blow my skirt up :PMar 03 09:24
Diablo-D3AHHMar 03 09:24
Diablo-D3they make 64gb iTouchesMar 03 09:24
Diablo-D3thats where I saw thatMar 03 09:24
Diablo-D3so, lets pretend ipods can play flacsMar 03 09:24
Diablo-D3thats 12 days of music!Mar 03 09:24
DaemonFCipods play ALACMar 03 09:24
DaemonFCthat's losslessMar 03 09:24
DaemonFCthe decoding functions of ALAC are reverse engineered and open sourceMar 03 09:25
DaemonFCso it's possible to make FLAC from themMar 03 09:25
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[schestowitz] #Patents to Kill More People, Thanks to Generics Being Excluded http://ur1.ca/o7p0Mar 03 09:25
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Diablo-D3DaemonFC: you're missing the pointMar 03 09:25
Diablo-D3and Im using ipod as an exampleMar 03 09:25
Diablo-D3other manufs make ipod killersMar 03 09:25
Diablo-D3but Im just saying, they ship 64gb players _now_Mar 03 09:25
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[schestowitz] #Facebook and #Google Hurt #FreeSoftware by Supporting Corrupt #Patent System http://ur1.ca/o7p4 http://ur1.ca/o7p5Mar 03 09:26
DaemonFCipod, really?Mar 03 09:26
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DaemonFCyou didn't _buy_ it?Mar 03 09:26
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[schestowitz] Benjamin Franklin Against #SoftwarePatents http://ur1.ca/o7p6 http://ur1.ca/o7p8Mar 03 09:27
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DaemonFC(350 megabytes) / (1.5 MBps) = 3.88888889 minutes | (24 hours) / (3.88888889 minutes) = 370.285714Mar 03 09:44
DaemonFC365 * 370.285714 = 135 154.286Mar 03 09:45
DaemonFCDiablo-D3, There you goMar 03 09:45
Diablo-D3what am I looking at?Mar 03 09:46
DaemonFCI could download about 135,154 FLAC albums in a year assuming I never let up and Comcast didn't throw me off for exceeding my capMar 03 09:46
DaemonFCand assuming the remote source kept up with my available bandwidthMar 03 09:47
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Diablo-D3thats...Mar 03 09:48
DaemonFC(250 gigabytes) / (1.5 MBps) = 1.97530864 daysMar 03 09:48
Diablo-D3more music than is actually worth listening toMar 03 09:48
DaemonFCtime before I hit my capMar 03 09:48
DaemonFC(250 gigabytes) / (350 megabytes) = 731.428571Mar 03 09:49
DaemonFCnumber of FLAC albums until I hit the capMar 03 09:49
DaemonFCB-)Mar 03 09:50
Diablo-D3but you get the point hereMar 03 09:50
Diablo-D3all this work is being shoved into lossy audioMar 03 09:50
Diablo-D3its kind of nutsMar 03 09:50
Diablo-D3DaemonFC: like right nowMar 03 09:50
DaemonFCoh yeahMar 03 09:50
Diablo-D3monty is working on a vorbis replacementMar 03 09:50
DaemonFCI can download mroe FLAC albums in 1 day than I'd listen to in that yearMar 03 09:50
DaemonFCif bandwidth is all we're talking aboutMar 03 09:51
Diablo-D3yeahMar 03 09:51
Diablo-D3the hard part isMar 03 09:51
Diablo-D3FINDINGMar 03 09:51
Diablo-D3said albumsMar 03 09:51
DaemonFCsearching part is the most energy consumingMar 03 09:51
Diablo-D3very rarely do I add new music to my vast collectionMar 03 09:51
DaemonFCmost of the time you're searching, not downloadingMar 03 09:51
DaemonFCbuilding a queueMar 03 09:51
Diablo-D3yupMar 03 09:52
Diablo-D3but yeahMar 03 09:52
Diablo-D3theres only one major market leftMar 03 09:52
Diablo-D3internet/sat streaming.Mar 03 09:52
Diablo-D3and even then, although monty disagrees with me, internet is kind of overMar 03 09:53
Diablo-D3virtualally all major internet radio stations have 128kbps or more as their highest quality stationMar 03 09:53
Diablo-D3and offer at least plain aac and/or vorbis, sometimes along with mp3 or other optionsMar 03 09:54
DaemonFCI wouldn't even take MP3Mar 03 09:54
DaemonFCit's not worth freeMar 03 09:54
Diablo-D3you're missing the pointMar 03 09:54
DaemonFCI don't know why so many stores sell itMar 03 09:54
Diablo-D3internet bandwidth isnt scarce as it used to beMar 03 09:54
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DaemonFCDiablo-D3, 7digital is recommending Disturbed....Mar 03 10:01
DaemonFC*facepalms*Mar 03 10:01
Diablo-D3blurgh, what a shitty bandMar 03 10:01
DaemonFCif I hear Down With The Sickness one more time I'm going to screamMar 03 10:01
oiaohmhttp://arstechnica.com/microsoft/news/2010/03/push-on-to-take-microsoft-browser-ballot-on-worldwide-tour.arsMar 03 10:01
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Diablo-D3DaemonFC: thats not even their good oneMar 03 10:02
DaemonFCDiablo-D3, Adema? Taproot?Mar 03 10:02
Diablo-D3Im not sureMar 03 10:02
Diablo-D3Ive only heard it played, Im not sure the nameMar 03 10:02
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[schestowitz] #GNU Linux a King of #Servers http://boycottnovell.com/2010/03/03/microsoft-funded-numbers-and-lies/Mar 03 10:03
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DaemonFCThey like to play Poem on the radio a lot (Taproot)Mar 03 10:03
Diablo-D3btw, their "good" one is pretty mediocreMar 03 10:03
DaemonFCnot their bestMar 03 10:03
Diablo-D3whicever it might beMar 03 10:03
DaemonFCDisturbed?Mar 03 10:03
Diablo-D3yeahMar 03 10:03
Diablo-D3hmm, I flipped through shit of theirs on youtubeMar 03 10:04
Diablo-D3all of it sounds pretty uninspiredMar 03 10:04
Diablo-D3maybe Im thinking of a different bandMar 03 10:04
Diablo-D3they all sort of blend togetherMar 03 10:04
DaemonFCthe CDs to have are the out of the back of a van ones, from before they get signedMar 03 10:07
DaemonFCmake sure it has an autograpMar 03 10:07
DaemonFC*autographMar 03 10:07
Diablo-D3I dont buy that kind of musicMar 03 10:08
Diablo-D3its kind of... boringMar 03 10:08
DaemonFCsometimes they do their best work before they get signedMar 03 10:08
oiaohmhttp://www.linuxfordevices.com/c/a/News/Android-21-and-Nexus-One-on-Verizon/?kc=rss  Interisting numbersMar 03 10:09
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-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[ml2mst] Nederland gaat illegale downloaders niet afsluiten: http://tinyurl.com/yjga8taMar 03 10:09
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DaemonFChttp://bit.ly/bfHlqGMar 03 10:10
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Diablo-D3ahhMar 03 10:11
Diablo-D3I was thinking of a different bandMar 03 10:11
Diablo-D3I was thinking of drowning pool - bodiesMar 03 10:11
Diablo-D3which is mediocreMar 03 10:11
DaemonFCRob Zombie-ishMar 03 10:11
DaemonFC:PMar 03 10:11
Diablo-D3a tadMar 03 10:12
DaemonFCI can't stand the kind of metal where you can't understand what they're saying and it's just a bunch of grunting and shitMar 03 10:13
oiaohmhttp://www.theregister.co.uk/2010/03/02/oracle_commit_opensolaris/Mar 03 10:13
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DaemonFCoiaohm, OpenSolaris is not copy LinuxMar 03 10:14
DaemonFCit's copy the BSDs if anythingMar 03 10:14
Diablo-D3DaemonFC: so... most metalMar 03 10:17
Diablo-D3I actually want to see a genre of instrumental metalMar 03 10:17
DaemonFCa lot of it, the kind with lyrics is being dubbed Nu MetalMar 03 10:18
DaemonFClolMar 03 10:18
DaemonFCDiablo-D3, Apocalyptica?Mar 03 10:18
Diablo-D3yeah, basicallyMar 03 10:18
Diablo-D3apocalyptica has some really really good shitMar 03 10:18
oiaohmIts not what I called it DaemonFCMar 03 10:20
DaemonFCit's a penis envy thingMar 03 10:21
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[schestowitz] #Apple Sues #Linux Phones Using Software Patents http://ur1.ca/o7x0 @mjasay will probably still defend them *sigh*Mar 03 10:54
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-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[daemonfc] At Opera, Linux and Mac are now officially job #2. http://tcrn.ch/9fh2qW Thanks a lot.... :PMar 03 11:11
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DaemonFCschestowitz, Novell is seeking a buyout?Mar 03 11:14
DaemonFChttp://www.themoneytimes.com/featured/20100303/elliot-offers-buy-novell-inc-2bn-novell-stock-surge-id-10102261.htmlMar 03 11:14
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oiaohmWas not seeking DaemonFCMar 03 11:14
oiaohmBuyout came hunting them.  ie hostile.Mar 03 11:14
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[satipera] Ref Bulger. Twitter mob bays for blood, in their ignorance they feel gloriously indignant. I recommend the Daily Mail for you all.Mar 03 11:24
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[schestowitz] Bull Migrates Desktops to #OpenOffice .org, #Munich Succeeds with Migration as Well http://ur1.ca/o7z3 #odfMar 03 11:26
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-BNi/#boycottnovell-[serk01/@serk01] New ACTA leak shows resistance to US-style DRM http://bit.ly/dlrjpQMar 03 11:27
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oiaohmOrcale backing of openoffice will push it forwards.Mar 03 11:53
oiaohmThinking orcale is a solution builder.Mar 03 11:53
DaemonFCactually, US law is not near as bad as those ACTA draftsMar 03 11:53
oiaohmBut lot of those ACTA drafts are what have been applied to other countries in trade agreements.  DaemonFCMar 03 11:54
DaemonFCI have a feeling that it'll get stripped from ACTA and then enacted as new US lawsMar 03 11:54
DaemonFCyes, ACTA is born out of the frustration of trying to go and threaten or bribe every government in the world one at a timeMar 03 11:55
DaemonFCif they make it an international treaty, they win in one passMar 03 11:55
oiaohmProblem is indvidual treaties with the usa have already been made.Mar 03 11:56
oiaohmSo USA hands are basically tied unless they want to break those treatiesMar 03 11:56
DaemonFCoiaohm, The problem with treaties is that they are too easy to enter intoMar 03 12:00
DaemonFCit requires Senate approval and the President's signatureMar 03 12:00
DaemonFCI think they should have to go to the states, personallyMar 03 12:01
oiaohmAnd very tricky to get out of.Mar 03 12:01
oiaohmHere treaties have to pass the parlement floorMar 03 12:01
DaemonFCoiaohm, Forgive my ignorance, but where does the queen fit into your governmentMar 03 12:02
DaemonFCother than being the queen of courseMar 03 12:02
DaemonFCcan she overrule anything she wants?Mar 03 12:02
DaemonFCor dictate the law?Mar 03 12:02
oiaohmqueen has no power over law.Mar 03 12:02
oiaohmQueen has one power to dismiss the parlement completelyMar 03 12:03
DaemonFCso basically that's all, and then you elect a new one?Mar 03 12:03
oiaohmYep.Mar 03 12:03
DaemonFChmmmMar 03 12:03
oiaohmHas only happened once.Mar 03 12:03
DaemonFCnot many weapons in that arsenal, only a nukeMar 03 12:03
DaemonFClolMar 03 12:03
oiaohmQueen cannot even declare war.Mar 03 12:04
oiaohmShe is basically powerless other than the means to dismiss.Mar 03 12:04
DaemonFCwell, there's a big (ish?) movement in Canada to get rid of the monarchyMar 03 12:04
DaemonFCpeople are saying the Canadians may just not select an heir or whatever when the queen diesMar 03 12:04
DaemonFCas a way of getting rid of them for goodMar 03 12:05
oiaohmHere with how powerless the queen is working out how to get replacement is hard.Mar 03 12:05
oiaohmThinking the queen power is done by the governer general.Mar 03 12:05
DaemonFCpersonally, I wouldn't want a common head of state with several other countriesMar 03 12:05
oiaohmSo queen cannot even dismiss alone.Mar 03 12:05
DaemonFCso I can't blame themMar 03 12:06
oiaohmSo our head of state is one of the least powerful anywhere.Mar 03 12:06
DaemonFChehMar 03 12:06
DaemonFCshe's one step away from being just a formalityMar 03 12:06
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[ruiseabra] Denúncia de fraude contra os interesses da UE https://fns.olaf.europa.eu/cgi-bin/disclaimer_cgi?p=q&lang=ptMar 03 12:07
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DaemonFCoiaohm, I wonder how different the US would be had we never overthrown the BritishMar 03 12:07
oiaohmLot of the reason why replacement to our monarchy is lot of the anti monarchy wanted to give the head of state more power.Mar 03 12:07
DaemonFCseveral countries had claims hereMar 03 12:07
DaemonFCincluding France and SpainMar 03 12:08
oiaohmWho wants a super powerful head of state.Mar 03 12:08
DaemonFCCanada disputed the border for a whileMar 03 12:08
DaemonFCoiaohm, you still have a complete asshole that ends up running a lot of stuff somewhereMar 03 12:09
DaemonFCit happens in every governmentMar 03 12:09
oiaohmWe got howard did we not.Mar 03 12:09
DaemonFCyesMar 03 12:09
DaemonFC:PMar 03 12:09
oiaohmOur trouble starts at prime mister.Mar 03 12:09
DaemonFCBush clone #3Mar 03 12:10
oiaohmYep head of state is not a problem.Mar 03 12:10
DaemonFChead of government isMar 03 12:10
oiaohmAt least in our system we have 1 to blame.Mar 03 12:10
DaemonFCin the US, the President is bothMar 03 12:10
DaemonFCbut he can delegate the ceremonial stuff to the Vice PresidentMar 03 12:10
oiaohmceremonial stuff is all the goverment general job.Mar 03 12:11
DaemonFCDick Cheney was also the Acting President of the US for a few hours on a couple occasions when they were doing surgery on BushMar 03 12:11
DaemonFC*shivers*Mar 03 12:11
oiaohmAlso the goverment general also has the job of checking people going into goverments criminal record.Mar 03 12:11
oiaohmIf they have a record they are not allowed in of course.Mar 03 12:12
DaemonFCsounds like it's easier to be a criminal who hasn't done anything all that wrong thereMar 03 12:12
DaemonFCSelling a video game is practically a felony :PMar 03 12:12
DaemonFCoiaohm, So since you have no protections on speech an expression, can you be arrested for peaceful protests?Mar 03 12:13
DaemonFCor publishing that you think the prime minister is a shithead?Mar 03 12:13
oiaohmIf you can prove he is a shithead you have nothing to worry about.  Basically if it true you have nothing to legally worry about.Mar 03 12:14
oiaohmPeaceful protests also don't get you a crimminal record.Mar 03 12:14
DaemonFCwell, like if I type up that I think government official X is doing a terrible job and that I think that it's his policy on y that brought on problem z.....Mar 03 12:15
DaemonFCam I in trouble for stating that those are my opinions?Mar 03 12:15
oiaohmBit that is hard for you usa people to get.  Free/fair trade and anti descrimination covers most of what USA people call free speech.Mar 03 12:16
DaemonFCan what would happen if you had a teabagger-style protest group out there that was just mindlessly shouting "NAZI!" "SOCIALIST!" "KILL HIM!!!"?Mar 03 12:17
oiaohmThey would be in trouble.  DaemonFCMar 03 12:17
oiaohmYou cannot lawfully here threaten harm.Mar 03 12:17
DaemonFChehMar 03 12:18
DaemonFCwell, I agree with that muchMar 03 12:18
oiaohmCalling them Nazi or Socialist if they are acting that way its legal.Mar 03 12:18
schestowitz[10:14] <DaemonFC> oiaohm, OpenSolaris is not copy LinuxMar 03 12:18
schestowitzTrueMar 03 12:18
schestowitzThat's just MS booster Clarke smearing itMar 03 12:18
schestowitzAs usualMar 03 12:18
oiaohmNow if its just slander you are in trouble.  DaemonFCMar 03 12:18
schestowitz[10:13] <phIRCe-BNc> Title: Oracle buys into Sun's 'Project Copy Linux' dream • The Register .::. Size~: 26.08 KBMar 03 12:18
DaemonFCOpenSolaris striked me as more like BSDMar 03 12:19
DaemonFC*strikesMar 03 12:19
oiaohmBasically we have a truthfulness requirement.  DaemonFCMar 03 12:19
oiaohmSo free speech as long as you are saying the truth.Mar 03 12:19
DaemonFCyou can sue someone for slander and libel hereMar 03 12:20
DaemonFCthe government can't arrest them for it thoughMar 03 12:20
oiaohmReally the indviduals in the goverment here can.Mar 03 12:20
DaemonFCif someone started printing lies about me in the paper for example, I could sue the paper and name the writer as co-defendantMar 03 12:21
DaemonFCthey would have to prove that what they said about me was more than likely trueMar 03 12:22
DaemonFCand my job is to position it as more than likely falseMar 03 12:22
DaemonFCalso, the reason you see lawsuits here asking for outrageous damages is because the jury can't award more than what was asked forMar 03 12:23
DaemonFClike of I sued you and asked for a million dollars, they might give me $500,000Mar 03 12:23
schestowitzMac Asay: "@schestowitz No, I'm very consistent on this: I hate using the law as a biz club. Legal recourse is a sign of failure" http://twitter.com/mjasay/statuses/9920078472Mar 03 12:23
phIRCe-BNcTitle: Twitter / Matt Asay: @schestowitz No, I'm very  ... .::. Size~: 10.19 KBMar 03 12:23
DaemonFCbut if I only asked for $100,000 that's what I'd getMar 03 12:23
DaemonFCalways ask for many times what you think you can getMar 03 12:24
oiaohmHere it is a bit different.Mar 03 12:24
oiaohmIf you over claim you most likely will get nothing here.Mar 03 12:24
DaemonFChehMar 03 12:25
oiaohmRemember I said about truthfulness requirement in trade here.Mar 03 12:25
oiaohmIf you claim what it truly costs you.   The judge can award damages multiables of what you claim as damages.Mar 03 12:26
DaemonFCthe hostile takeover of Novell is a sign that they're not doing wellMar 03 12:26
Diablo-D3novell is going under?Mar 03 12:26
Diablo-D3YESMar 03 12:26
DaemonFCand that someone thinks they can buy them and either gut them or turn them aroundMar 03 12:26
oiaohmNow if you claim more than what it truly costs in australian courts DaemonFC it classed as lieing to the court.Mar 03 12:26
DaemonFCDiablo-D3, Gordon Gekko is offering to buy Novell ;)Mar 03 12:27
oiaohmSo lie to court you deserve nothing.  DaemonFCMar 03 12:27
Diablo-D3who?Mar 03 12:27
DaemonFCDiablo-D3, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gordon_GekkoMar 03 12:27
phIRCe-BNcTitle: Gordon Gekko - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia .::. Size~: 35.68 KBMar 03 12:27
DaemonFCwas a reference to "Wall Street"Mar 03 12:27
DaemonFChttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wall_Street_%281987_film%29Mar 03 12:28
phIRCe-BNcTitle: Error processing the URL: HTTP/1.0 403 Forbidden .::. Size~: 0 KBMar 03 12:28
Diablo-D3Ive never seen itMar 03 12:28
DaemonFCDiablo-D3, Gekko, in the movie, likes to buy failing businesses, gut out their assets for himself, rip off the employees, and then shut them downMar 03 12:29
DaemonFC:)Mar 03 12:29
DaemonFCthe firm offering to buy Novell reminded me of Gordon GekkoMar 03 12:29
DaemonFC"Greed is good."Mar 03 12:29
Diablo-D3so uhMar 03 12:30
Diablo-D3basically every large scale investor ever?Mar 03 12:30
Diablo-D3thats a common tactic for businesses that have assets you wantMar 03 12:30
DaemonFCDiablo-D3, He's supposed to be a Jack Welch typeMar 03 12:30
schestowitzMe: " @mjasay maybe you can do a post to chastise them for it? :-)"Mar 03 12:30
DaemonFCyeah, there's a lot of Gordon Gekko's out thereMar 03 12:30
oiaohmI remember danny devito doing a movie like gordon GekkoMar 03 12:33
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[satipera] Very sad day, Michael Foot has died.Mar 03 12:40
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[schestowitz] Benjamin Franklin Would Have Disliked Patents, Tim Bray Leaves, #Patents Kill, Ridiculous Software Patents Named http://ur1.ca/o84cMar 03 12:41
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[ml2mst] Installing Debian Lenny on a neighbour's very old laptop (64 MiB), always fun, installing GNU/Linux on a old piece of junk ;-)Mar 03 12:41
phIRCe-BNcTitle: Patents Roundup: Benjamin Franklin Would Have Disliked Patents, Tim Bray Leaves, Patents Kill, Ridiculous Software Patents Named | Boycott Novell .::. Size~: 92.01 KBMar 03 12:41
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[ml2mst] Oops 64 MiB RAM that is... Ran a "non genuine" version of Win XP Home.Mar 03 12:42
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[daemonfc] @ml2mst - Clearly you need to spend more than the machine is worth to "Get Genuine". :)Mar 03 12:46
-BNi/#boycottnovell-[diablod3/@diablod3] #Nvidia shows off two GPU power saving design, but #AMD is just going to blend GPU/CPU together for better power savings http://ur1.ca/o84pMar 03 12:47
phIRCe-BNcTitle: YouTube- Optimus  Engineering Coolness for GeForce and ION .::. Size~: 121.49 KBMar 03 12:47
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[schestowitz] Analyst Expects #Microsoft Bid to Buy #Novell http://boycottnovell.com/2010/03/03/richard-williams-on-novl/Mar 03 12:50
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[daemonfc] No Gnote for you. Have some Tomboy while you wait. http://bit.ly/9C0rRA #UbuntuMar 03 12:50
phIRCe-BNcTitle: Analyst Expects Microsoft Bid to Buy Novell | Boycott Novell .::. Size~: 79.49 KBMar 03 12:50
phIRCe-BNcTitle: Bug #522372 in gnote (Ubuntu): “gnote crashed with SIGSEGV in gtk_text_iter_get_offset()” .::. Size~: 64.61 KBMar 03 12:50
oiaohmhttp://www.economist.com/science-technology/displaystory.cfm?story_id=15543683  HmmMar 03 12:56
phIRCe-BNcTitle: Printing body parts: Making a bit of me | The Economist .::. Size~: 57.39 KBMar 03 12:56
schestowitzGood luck printing living cells :-)Mar 03 12:56
schestowitzNeed small printer and very specific matrialsMar 03 12:57
oiaohmhttp://www.ubergizmo.com/15/archives/2010/03/dell_mistakenly_charges_100k_for_linux_netbook.html  << lolMar 03 12:58
phIRCe-BNcTitle: Dell Mistakenly Charges $100k For Linux Netbook .::. Size~: 30.43 KBMar 03 12:58
oiaohmPrinting with living cells already has been done.   The issue is more strength of final item.  schestowitzMar 03 12:59
oiaohmhttp://www.computerworlduk.com/technology/operating-systems/windows/news/index.cfm?newsId=19109  This is getting so sadly wrong it not funny.Mar 03 13:02
phIRCe-BNcTitle: Microsoft warns Windows XP users, 'don't touch the F1 key' - Windows - ComputerworldUK .::. Size~: 84.93 KBMar 03 13:02
Diablo-D3oiaohm: dudeMar 03 13:03
Diablo-D3its hilariousMar 03 13:03
oiaohmF1 is helpMar 03 13:04
oiaohmIn a lot of programs.Mar 03 13:04
oiaohmEven in KDEMar 03 13:04
Diablo-D3yes, thats the problemMar 03 13:05
oiaohmI guess not correct rendering engine seperation.Mar 03 13:09
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[eduvid] FOSS jobs in India http://bit.ly/aPJk7t http://bit.ly/b3VuwnMar 03 13:09
phIRCe-BNcTitle:   Fwd: FOSS jobs in India part2 -  Linux User Group @ IIT Delhi |  Google Groups   .::. Size~: 57.95 KBMar 03 13:09
phIRCe-BNcTitle:   Fwd: FOSS jobs in India -  Linux User Group @ IIT Delhi |  Google Groups   .::. Size~: 59.71 KBMar 03 13:09
DaemonFChttp://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=article&item=reiser4_benchmarks&num=1Mar 03 13:11
phIRCe-BNcTitle: [Phoronix] Finally, Reiser4 Benchmarks Against EXT4 & Btrfs .::. Size~: 19.4 KBMar 03 13:11
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[ruiseabra] ♺ @webmink: Bogus Copyright Claim Silences Yet Another Larry Lessig YouTube Presentation The finest.. http://bit.ly/bEjyWRMar 03 13:22
phIRCe-BNcTitle: links for 2010-03-03 « Wild Webmink .::. Size~: 31.77 KBMar 03 13:22
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[davidgerard] NewsTechnica: BBC Trust happy to leave Mark Thompson twisting in the wind http://newstechnica.com/?p=1787Mar 03 13:30
phIRCe-BNcTitle: BBC Trust happy to leave Mark Thompson twisting in the wind | NewsTechnica .::. Size~: 37.46 KBMar 03 13:30
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[schestowitz] #Microsoft Not Only Broke the Law in #Europe , So Browser Ballot Should Become International http://ur1.ca/o88m #crimeMar 03 13:32
phIRCe-BNcTitle: Microsoft Not Only Broke the Law in Europe, So Browser Ballot Should Become International | Boycott Novell .::. Size~: 87.61 KBMar 03 13:32
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[ruiseabra] ♺ @jamie_love: Huffpo: US Trade Rep serves drug companies, publishers and pushes anti-consumer agenda http://bit.ly/bEj8GG #acta #ustrMar 03 13:38
phIRCe-BNcTitle: James Love: US Trade Rep serves drug companies, publishers and pushes anti-consumer agenda .::. Size~: 96.57 KBMar 03 13:38
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-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[popey] New Blog Post "Ade Bradshaw vs Reading Comprehension" http://bit.ly/aLY6lK @Ade_B :pMar 03 13:49
phIRCe-BNcTitle: Ade Bradshaw vs Reading Comprehension | popey.com blog .::. Size~: 25.07 KBMar 03 13:49
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[zoobab] Steve Jobs: We can sit by and watch competitors steal our patented inventions, or we can do something about it: http://i5.be/ayzMar 03 13:56
phIRCe-BNcTitle: Apple Sues Phone Maker HTC Over Patents - Bits Blog - NYTimes.com .::. Size~: 74.22 KBMar 03 13:56
DaemonFCwhat did Apple invent?Mar 03 13:58
Diablo-D3nothingMar 03 13:59
DaemonFC"Cellphone makers have been playing catchup to the iPhone since it was introduced in June 2007"Mar 03 14:00
DaemonFCknee slapperMar 03 14:00
DaemonFCI'd rather not pay $500 for a phone with less features than the one I have :)Mar 03 14:00
Diablo-D3yarlyMar 03 14:01
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[zoobab] Most of the patents that Apple is using against HTC are software patents: http://i5.be/ayAMar 03 14:02
phIRCe-BNcTitle: Apple HTC Suit Gallery -  - Gizmodo .::. Size~: 75.34 KBMar 03 14:02
oiaohmWas anyone majorally using a linked app store before iphoneMar 03 14:02
Diablo-D3no, and no one is now! dooooohohohohohoho!Mar 03 14:03
DaemonFCwho cares?Mar 03 14:03
DaemonFCI need an app that farts when I push the buttonMar 03 14:03
DaemonFC(they have that in the app store)Mar 03 14:03
MinceRit's an interesting kind of "catchup"Mar 03 14:04
DaemonFCI need an app that turns my phone into a compass (because the ones at the dollar store have an annoying tendency to work all the time)Mar 03 14:04
MinceRsuch as releasing a pda/phone that does more than the hypePhone and costs less, before the first hypePhone was announcedMar 03 14:04
MinceRi'd love to play "catchup" that wayMar 03 14:04
DaemonFCApple has invented nothing, they've filed for patent troll style patentsMar 03 14:05
MinceRi wonder how many people use fart sounds as their ringtoneMar 03 14:05
DaemonFCMinceR, They need to make a ringtone that says "Follow the sound of my voice and stab the person holding the phone repeatedly"Mar 03 14:05
MinceRlolMar 03 14:05
DaemonFCand make sure you can't change thatMar 03 14:05
DaemonFCit would never go past the first ring :)Mar 03 14:06
Diablo-D3just change it to its a small worldMar 03 14:06
Diablo-D3wont get past the second stanzaMar 03 14:06
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MinceRwon't "i'm a bitch of steve jobs" work as well?Mar 03 14:06
DaemonFCchange it that "I like big butts" songMar 03 14:07
MinceRthe visuals say so alreadyMar 03 14:07
DaemonFChttp://popup.lala.com/popup/504684646362438958Mar 03 14:07
phIRCe-BNcTitle: Lala Song Player - Baby Got Back (Album Version) by Sir Mix-A-Lot .::. Size~: 22.52 KBMar 03 14:07
DaemonFCB-)Mar 03 14:07
DaemonFChttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h05ZQ7WHw8YMar 03 14:09
phIRCe-BNcTitle: YouTube- The WTF Blanket (Snuggie Parody) .::. Size~: 167.02 KBMar 03 14:09
*DaemonFC has oneMar 03 14:09
DaemonFCI got it at Big Lots :PMar 03 14:11
DaemonFCcheapMar 03 14:11
schestowitz> Hi, Roy,Mar 03 14:11
schestowitz> Mar 03 14:11
schestowitz> I notice that the Halloween Documents are still not back up on the OSIMar 03 14:11
schestowitz> site.Mar 03 14:11
schestowitz> Mar 03 14:11
schestowitz> http://web.archive.org/web/20060405113918/http://www.opensource.org/halloween/Mar 03 14:11
schestowitz> Mar 03 14:11
phIRCe-BNcTitle: Open Source Initiative OSI -  Halloween Documents .::. Size~: 5.1 KBMar 03 14:11
schestowitz> Five years...Mar 03 14:11
schestowitzJust moved. I doubt there's anything nefarious here.Mar 03 14:11
DaemonFChttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MI99t9k4aEEMar 03 14:14
phIRCe-BNcTitle: YouTube- THE MAGICAL IPAD (Parody) .::. Size~: 171 KBMar 03 14:14
MinceRthey've been missing from there for a long timeMar 03 14:14
MinceRso it's definitely suspiciousMar 03 14:14
DaemonFC"ipad has half the functionality of a netbook at twice the price"Mar 03 14:15
DaemonFCtrueMar 03 14:15
DaemonFC"tampon joke is too easy"Mar 03 14:15
DaemonFCalso trueMar 03 14:16
DaemonFC"big old ipod touch"Mar 03 14:16
DaemonFCtrueMar 03 14:16
DaemonFChttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RoGFDoylV5Q&feature=channelMar 03 14:17
phIRCe-BNcTitle: YouTube- A Frat Boy Reviews "Avatar" .::. Size~: 152.56 KBMar 03 14:17
DaemonFCthis guy is goodMar 03 14:17
schestowitzhttp://www.computerworld.com/s/article/9164338/Topeka_renames_itself_..._Google_Kansas_ Topeka renames itself ... Google, Kansas?Mar 03 14:21
phIRCe-BNcTitle:  Topeka renames itself ... Google, Kansas? .::. Size~: 118.79 KBMar 03 14:21
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[satipera] Michael Foot, shows the level of political debate has never been high in media, they are still on about "donkey jacket" on the day he diedMar 03 14:21
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DaemonFC"IC 7.1-5-10-14 Sales to Habitual Drunkards Prohibited. It is unlawful for a permittee to sell, barter, exchange, give, provide, or furnish an alcoholic beverage to a person whom he knows to be a habitual drunkard."Mar 03 14:41
DaemonFClol, well, the people at the bars my mom's ex husband goes to are committing a crimeMar 03 14:41
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DaemonFChmmm, it's a class C misdemeanor for a minor to buy liquor, but stores also have the option of requiring customers to sign a form stating that they're 21 or older, and it's another C misdemeanor if the minor signs that formMar 03 14:44
DaemonFCthe possession of the fake ID is another C misdemeanorMar 03 14:45
DaemonFCand another C misdemeanor to posses the liquorMar 03 14:46
DaemonFCso if a minor tries to buy alcohol with a fake ID, they're looking at 1 yearMar 03 14:47
DaemonFCand 4 misdemeanor criminal chargesMar 03 14:47
*DaemonFC wonders why he's so bored that he's reading random parts of the Indiana criminal codeMar 03 14:48
MinceRso minors buying ethanol is almost as bad as copyright infringement? :>Mar 03 14:48
DaemonFCMinceR, Well, if I bought alcohol for a minor, I would commit a D FelonyMar 03 14:49
DaemonFCand risk 5 years in prison :DMar 03 14:49
DaemonFCbut Indiana suspends half of whatever you get sentenced to automatically in most casesMar 03 14:49
DaemonFCprison over crowding ftwMar 03 14:50
DaemonFCI got a 180 day suspended sentence for something I did as a minorMar 03 14:50
DaemonFCthat's void now obviouslyMar 03 14:50
DaemonFCI won't comment other than that it was funny then and it's funnier than hell to think about nowMar 03 14:51
MinceRSir Alexander Dane: Could they be the miners?Mar 03 14:52
MinceRFred Kwan: Sure, they're like three years old.Mar 03 14:52
MinceRSir Alexander Dane: MINERS, not MINORS.Mar 03 14:52
MinceRFred Kwan: You lost me. Mar 03 14:52
DaemonFCI got this really wicked child probation officer who thought she was going to be wicked and evil and torture me for two years cause I was broke and couldn't pay the fees to get off probationMar 03 14:52
DaemonFCso I showed up the day before it was scheduled to end (6 months) and paid it on her day offMar 03 14:53
DaemonFCand it expired before she came back to the office the following day to renew my probationMar 03 14:53
DaemonFCI didn't want to give her the chance to objectMar 03 14:54
DaemonFCMinceR, I learned early that if someone is underestimating and thinking very little of you, let themMar 03 14:55
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[davidgerard] Today I am mapping a minefield by iterative tapdancing. *BOOM* "I'll just add that to the wiki, shall I."Mar 03 14:55
DaemonFCbust into a Weight Watchers meeting and tell them there's hot fudge brownies on the other side of the fieldMar 03 14:57
DaemonFCB-)Mar 03 14:57
MinceR:DMar 03 14:59
DaemonFChttp://www.dumblaws.com/laws/united-states/indianaMar 03 15:00
phIRCe-BNcTitle: Dumb Laws in Indiana. Crazy Indiana Laws. We have weird laws, strange laws, and just plain crazy laws! .::. Size~: 15.16 KBMar 03 15:00
DaemonFC"The value of Pi is 3."Mar 03 15:01
DaemonFCthat was repealedMar 03 15:01
DaemonFCthe religious and sexual ones are unenforceable Mar 03 15:01
MinceRint pi = 3.141592654;Mar 03 15:01
MinceRprintf( "%d\n", pi );Mar 03 15:02
MinceR;)Mar 03 15:02
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DaemonFC"You can get out of paying for a dependent’s medical care by praying for him/her."Mar 03 15:03
DaemonFC"(c) It is a defense that the accused person, in the legitimate practice of his religious belief, provided treatment by spiritual means through prayer, in lieu of medical care, to his dependent child."Mar 03 15:03
DaemonFCdangerousMar 03 15:03
DaemonFChttp://abcnews.go.com/GMA/boy-directs-air-traffic-jfk-airport-caught-tape/story?id=9995927Mar 03 15:17
phIRCe-BNcTitle: JFK Airport: Boy Directs Air Traffic Control, Caught on Tape - ABC News .::. Size~: 55.54 KBMar 03 15:17
DaemonFCBAHAHAHAHAHAAAAA!!!!Mar 03 15:17
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[schestowitz] #Microsoft ’s Government Insider Wants Mac Users and #GNU #Linux Users to Pay Microsoft for Its Incompetence http://ur1.ca/o8jvMar 03 15:18
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[qu1j0t3] Remember what happened to the last country which got a billion dollar #us embassy. http://bit.ly/aSop1Q #uk #london #waste #paranoiaMar 03 15:18
phIRCe-BNcTitle: Microsofts Government Insider Wants Mac Users and GNU/Linux Users to Pay Microsoft for Its Incompetence | Boycott Novell .::. Size~: 90.26 KBMar 03 15:18
phIRCe-BNcTitle: Two Jury Members Opposed Pick for U.S... - Google News .::. Size~: 58.43 KBMar 03 15:18
schestowitzhttp://blog.hydrasystemsllc.com/2010/02/28/my-frustration-with-internet-explorer/Mar 03 15:19
phIRCe-BNcTitle: dd if=/dev/random of=/dev/blog » My frustration with Internet Explorer. .::. Size~: 20.28 KBMar 03 15:19
DaemonFChttp://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2010/03/03/AR2010030300654.htmlMar 03 15:20
phIRCe-BNcTitle: Same-sex couples line up as D.C. gay marriage law takes effect - washingtonpost.com .::. Size~: 111.98 KBMar 03 15:20
DaemonFChttp://www.nydailynews.com/news/world/2010/02/24/2010-02-24_new_1b_us_embassy_in_london_will_feature_a_moat_to_prevent_terrorist_attacks.htmlMar 03 15:22
phIRCe-BNcTitle: New $1B U.S. embassy in London will feature a moat to prevent terrorist attacks .::. Size~: 46.29 KBMar 03 15:22
DaemonFCniceMar 03 15:22
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DaemonFCschestowitz, a moat really stops terrorists?Mar 03 15:24
DaemonFCWhat is this? The 16th century?Mar 03 15:24
MinceRit does, until it's paid forMar 03 15:24
MinceRthen it suddenly doesn'tMar 03 15:24
MinceRand you need a bigger moat or something, etc.Mar 03 15:24
schestowitzDaemonFC: no, but it looks neatMar 03 15:24
DaemonFCThey should ask Douglas Hogg who he recommends for moat cleaningsMar 03 15:25
DaemonFC:)Mar 03 15:25
DaemonFCbbiabMar 03 15:25
schestowitzDaemonFC: the terror~1 could just go to home of embassy employeesMar 03 15:25
schestowitzThis is sillyMar 03 15:25
schestowitzThe embassy does nothing more than represent somethingMar 03 15:25
schestowitzIt's not as tough it's the only place where USians live in a bunker inside the UKMar 03 15:26
schestowitzThe BN server is under too much load (LAG!!) without the proxyMar 03 15:29
schestowitzI guess it grew in readership to the point where it can't serve without making static pageMar 03 15:30
schestowitz*pagesMar 03 15:30
schestowitzOr serve slowlyMar 03 15:30
trmancoheyMar 03 15:37
DaemonFCschestowitz, Looks more like decadent modern art nightmare to meMar 03 15:44
DaemonFCand damned expensiveMar 03 15:44
DaemonFCa billion dollars? Are there sharks with "fricken laser beams" in that moat?Mar 03 15:45
DaemonFCwhat are we buying exactly?Mar 03 15:46
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[popey] RT @directhex In absence of new car, I occupy myself with other things. Behold Ubuntu One Music Store in Mono: http://bit.ly/aNN5xOMar 03 15:46
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DaemonFCsharks with Ubuntu-powered laser beamsMar 03 15:47
DaemonFCjono showed them how to interface everything in PythonMar 03 15:47
jonosharks with pythonMar 03 15:47
jonoyes!Mar 03 15:47
schestowitzHey, trmancoMar 03 15:47
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[schestowitz] The stupid banking software (Natwest) locked me out of my account temporarily for using #Konqueror with #Firefox browser strings.Mar 03 15:48
DaemonFCjono, We're talking about the $1 billion US embassy in London that's plannedMar 03 15:48
DaemonFCand the moatMar 03 15:48
DaemonFCand the laser beam sharks that stop terroristsMar 03 15:48
DaemonFCthat last bit is speculativeMar 03 15:49
jonohahaMar 03 15:49
jono"a bit" :-)Mar 03 15:49
DaemonFCjono, I figured $1 billion has to buy somethingMar 03 15:49
DaemonFCeven in this economyMar 03 15:49
DaemonFCthey're saying the moat is an anti-terrorist measureMar 03 15:50
DaemonFCI guess terrorists can't swim or wade across itMar 03 15:50
schestowitzWhat for?Mar 03 15:50
schestowitzWhat's inside?Mar 03 15:50
schestowitzMecca?Mar 03 15:50
trmancohey schestowitz Mar 03 15:50
schestowitzJust US citizens?Mar 03 15:51
trmancoI'm using chrome nowMar 03 15:51
schestowitzMoney?Mar 03 15:51
schestowitzGold plates?Mar 03 15:51
trmancothe extensions are greatMar 03 15:51
schestowitztrmanco: I use Konqueror and ThunderBrowseMar 03 15:51
schestowitzFirfox share might declineMar 03 15:51
schestowitzTough marketMar 03 15:51
DaemonFCschestowitz, I can understand killing for money, gold bars, etc.Mar 03 15:51
DaemonFCI can't imagine killing over a deityMar 03 15:51
DaemonFCthat's just inexplicable Mar 03 15:52
schestowitzSo when people take picture next to a nice channel of water they'll be arrested for assisting terror~1 by publishing photography to assist planning ;-)Mar 03 15:52
DaemonFCI could never be a religious terrorist, I could be a mercenaryMar 03 15:52
DaemonFCB-)Mar 03 15:52
schestowitzDaemonFC: the deity is maybe an excuseMar 03 15:52
schestowitzDaemonFC: I know you couldMar 03 15:53
DaemonFCschestowitz, There'd have to be a lot of money in it for meMar 03 15:54
DaemonFCat least I demand tangible things for myselfMar 03 15:54
DaemonFCthat's more than most people would kill forMar 03 15:54
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DaemonFCsome people would kill cause they're crazyMar 03 15:55
DaemonFCsome people would kill because you made them madMar 03 15:56
DaemonFCsome people would kill because "god" told them toMar 03 15:56
DaemonFCand some people kill for moneyMar 03 15:56
DaemonFCout of all that, I could only understand doing it for money or for revenge over severe grievancesMar 03 15:57
DaemonFCI just can't imagine getting myself killed or thrown in prison without something making that risk pretty much worth itMar 03 15:58
trmancohttps://developer.mozilla.org/devnews/index.php/2010/03/03/mozilla-developer-preview-now-available-with-out-of-process-plugins/Mar 03 15:58
phIRCe-BNcTitle: Mozilla Developer News  » Blog Archive   » Mozilla Developer Preview Now Available With Out-of-Process Plugins .::. Size~: 23.73 KBMar 03 15:58
DaemonFCI can't process the thinking pattern behind the other kinds of killersMar 03 15:58
schestowitzhttp://blog.internetnews.com/skerner/2010/03/is-open-source-software-more-s.htmlMar 03 15:59
phIRCe-BNcTitle:     Is Open Source Software More Secure? - InternetNews:The Blog - Sean Michael Kerner .::. Size~: 107.97 KBMar 03 15:59
DaemonFCschestowitz, I don't know why people aren't biased against straight white christian men, that's what Timothy McVeigh wasMar 03 16:01
schestowitzhttp://stop.zona-m.net/node/106Mar 03 16:03
phIRCe-BNcTitle: Junior High students in Monza build their own Ubuntu computers | Stop! .::. Size~: 14.55 KBMar 03 16:03
schestowitzDaemonFC: and that dude who crashed a plane into IRS building the other weekMar 03 16:03
DaemonFCThe FBI has to infiltrate all kins of those straight white Christian terrorist groupsMar 03 16:03
DaemonFCall over the USAMar 03 16:03
DaemonFC:PMar 03 16:03
DaemonFCyepMar 03 16:04
schestowitzDaemonFC: http://richarddawkins.net/articles/107Mar 03 16:04
phIRCe-BNcTitle: 'Root of All Evil? Part 1: The God Delusion' by Richard Dawkins - Channel 4 -  RichardDawkins.net .::. Size~: 44 KBMar 03 16:04
schestowitzIn the programme he speaks to a friend a x-ian who murdered a doctor from an abortion clinicMar 03 16:05
schestowitzHe got executedMar 03 16:05
DaemonFCWhen is that last time you saw a gay man strap a bomb onto himself? Yet Americans trust gay men even less than they do Muslims.Mar 03 16:05
DaemonFCIsn't that something?Mar 03 16:05
DaemonFCpeople just defy explanationMar 03 16:06
schestowitzDesktop Linux vs. Windows 7 < http://www.fewt.com/2010/02/desktop-linux-vs-windows-7.html >. Biased?Mar 03 16:07
phIRCe-BNcTitle: fewt@blog:~$ _: Desktop Linux vs. Windows 7 .::. Size~: 170.37 KBMar 03 16:07
schestowitzDaemonFC: except the guy from Munster who ate his boyfriendMar 03 16:07
DaemonFCschestowitz, There may have been other factors at play in that.Mar 03 16:08
DaemonFC:)Mar 03 16:08
schestowitzhttp://www.enterprisemobiletoday.com/news/article.php/3867571/Rubenstein-Admits-Newest-Palm-Handhelds-Not-Paying-Off.htmMar 03 16:08
schestowitzDaemonFC: it was consensual tooMar 03 16:08
schestowitzBut it's a different debate altogetherMar 03 16:08
DaemonFChmmmm, that's something you don't see everydayMar 03 16:09
schestowitztrmanco: http://thetechjournal.com/internet/firefox-4-updates-roadmaps-and-changes-so-far.xhtmlMar 03 16:09
phIRCe-BNcTitle: Firefox 4  Updates, Roadmaps And Changes So Far  | TheTechJournal.com -:- Technological News Portal .::. Size~: 104.3 KBMar 03 16:09
DaemonFC"Desktop Linux distributions could improve the installation process significantly from studying a Windows 7 installation." WTFMar 03 16:09
DaemonFCDid he actually INSTALL a Linux LiveCD?Mar 03 16:10
DaemonFCcouldn't be easierMar 03 16:10
DaemonFCwhat you see is what you get, the only part that you may consider is how to partitionMar 03 16:10
DaemonFCwhat could be easier?Mar 03 16:10
schestowitzYeah, Microsoft has a good installerMar 03 16:11
schestowitzIt's called "OEM'Mar 03 16:11
DaemonFCshhhh, don't let Jono know I use XFS extensively, they'll delete the module just to fuck with me :PMar 03 16:11
DaemonFC:DMar 03 16:11
schestowitzhttp://www.linuxjournal.com/content/linux-fund-brings-spend-and-support-model-ukMar 03 16:12
phIRCe-BNcTitle: Linux Fund Brings Spend-and-Support Model to the UK | Linux Journal .::. Size~: 34.4 KBMar 03 16:12
DaemonFCbtw jono Thank your overlords for me for the superb and first rate XFS supportMar 03 16:12
DaemonFCand I mean that :)Mar 03 16:12
jonoDaemonFC, :)Mar 03 16:12
DaemonFCmy hard drives thank you too Mar 03 16:13
DaemonFCI want to get my hands on an SSDMar 03 16:13
DaemonFCslap an XFS partition on one of those puppiesMar 03 16:13
DaemonFCI suspect it would be freaking fastMar 03 16:13
schestowitzDaemonFC: that Vista 7 article 'pulled a Byfield', methinks http://itmanagement.earthweb.com/osrc/article.php/3867956/KDE-and-GNOME-Seven-Irritations-in-Each.htmMar 03 16:14
phIRCe-BNcTitle: KDE and GNOME: Seven Irritations in Each &mdash; Datamation.com .::. Size~: 66.67 KBMar 03 16:14
DaemonFCmeh, people hate KDE, other people hate GNOMEMar 03 16:14
DaemonFCthat's why there's optionsMar 03 16:14
DaemonFC:)Mar 03 16:14
DaemonFCI use what I likeMar 03 16:14
schestowitzDaemonFC: but you only play SongbirdMar 03 16:14
schestowitzit doesn't do much i/oMar 03 16:15
DaemonFCSongbird has gotten quite goodMar 03 16:15
DaemonFCthat's not all I doMar 03 16:15
DaemonFCa little overhead here and a little there add upMar 03 16:15
DaemonFCalso, Ext3/4 waste lots of disk spaceMar 03 16:15
DaemonFCXFS does notMar 03 16:15
DaemonFCXFS also does not reserve 10% of the root partitionMar 03 16:16
DaemonFCXFS has a defrag utility for if things get really hairy, so it avoids some of the crippling that was done to Ext3/4Mar 03 16:16
DaemonFCXFS is pretty superior on many use casesMar 03 16:17
DaemonFCnot all, but a lotMar 03 16:17
DaemonFCschestowitz, SongBird can do a lot of i/o actuallyMar 03 16:18
DaemonFCas can most apps that have to maintain a current databaseMar 03 16:19
DaemonFCif I add 1,000 files, it can thrash the disk updating the databaseMar 03 16:19
DaemonFCXFS minimizes thisMar 03 16:19
DaemonFCanything that's faster and more efficient has my voteMar 03 16:20
schestowitzhttp://fsfe.org/news/2010/news-20100302-01.en.htmlMar 03 16:23
phIRCe-BNcTitle: Document Freedom Day 2010 - Free your documents, save your information! .::. Size~: 6.1 KBMar 03 16:23
schestowitzDaemonFC: most of the time you just play an open file streamMar 03 16:24
schestowitzYou can preload the whole block and play it off RAMMar 03 16:24
DaemonFCtrue, but the occasional thrashing is still annoying when it happensMar 03 16:24
schestowitzBut I never wrote proper multimedia applications (audio/video), so I don't know if it's done off RAMMar 03 16:25
schestowitzDisk activity is high when you run something like du -sh a lotMar 03 16:25
schestowitzhttp://www.computerworlduk.com/technology/operating-systems/windows/news/index.cfm?newsId=19109Mar 03 16:27
phIRCe-BNcTitle: Microsoft warns Windows XP users, 'don't touch the F1 key' - Windows - ComputerworldUK .::. Size~: 85.53 KBMar 03 16:27
schestowitzQualityMar 03 16:27
schestowitzBuy your 'commercial' software todayMar 03 16:28
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DaemonFCjono, 7digital does have some hard to find and out of print stuffMar 03 16:38
DaemonFCbut I already have the import CD or the vinyl record :)Mar 03 16:38
DaemonFCmost of the timeMar 03 16:38
DaemonFCthose SA-CDs are real big in JapanMar 03 16:39
DaemonFCthey make a CD's specs look like an MP3 Mar 03 16:39
DaemonFClolMar 03 16:39
DaemonFCthey have a lot of DRM and crap, but you can just plug the 3.5mm jack into your sound card's audio inMar 03 16:40
DaemonFCrecord from thatMar 03 16:40
DaemonFCthe FLACs from those things are absolutely massiveMar 03 16:40
DaemonFCtalking 60-ish megs per track or moreMar 03 16:40
DaemonFCtwice the sample rate of a CDMar 03 16:41
DaemonFCthey're nice to have, I wish they sold them hereMar 03 16:42
jonoDaemonFC, yeah, it has some great content :)Mar 03 16:42
jonoI am planning on buying a load of stuff :)Mar 03 16:42
DaemonFCwell, of course YOU would say thatMar 03 16:42
DaemonFClol Mar 03 16:42
DaemonFCjono, Does Ubuntu One give you a recommended list based on your local library?Mar 03 16:45
DaemonFCSongbird does thisMar 03 16:45
jonoDaemonFC, yeah, I would say that, I am clearly a sockpuppet, right?Mar 03 16:46
*jono slaps DaemonFC :)Mar 03 16:46
DaemonFCoh, clearlyMar 03 16:46
jononot sure it doesMar 03 16:46
DaemonFC;)Mar 03 16:46
jono:)Mar 03 16:46
DaemonFCjono, It looks like in many cases they actually undercut Amazon and Lala and I was only looking at newer music where they can be more expensiveMar 03 16:47
DaemonFCif it's more than 4-5 years old, 7digital may have it at 77 cents a trackMar 03 16:47
DaemonFCwhere Amazon still has it for 99 cents a trackMar 03 16:47
DaemonFCand Lala is 89 centsMar 03 16:47
DaemonFCthis can obviously add upMar 03 16:47
jonocool :)Mar 03 16:49
DaemonFCyou buy 10 albums, the difference might be $15-$20Mar 03 16:49
jonoabsolutelyMar 03 16:49
jono7digital seem to do a wicked jobMar 03 16:49
jonowe asked them to do ogg, but they couldnt, but other than that, they seem coolMar 03 16:49
DaemonFCis that a problem on their end, like infrastructure?Mar 03 16:50
DaemonFCor are the labels not going to have it?Mar 03 16:50
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vermilionnnnflac is based on vorbis, and is lossless, so it would be easy enough for the end user to convert?Mar 03 16:51
vermilionnnnor even add in an option to convert to .ogg into the music store, which would convert once the download was finished?Mar 03 16:51
DaemonFCvermilionnnn, FLAC is not based on VorbisMar 03 16:51
DaemonFCtotally different codecMar 03 16:51
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[popey] Excited. :DMar 03 16:51
DaemonFCvermilionnnn, I think 7digital only has the MP3Mar 03 16:52
DaemonFCcause that's what the record labels gave themMar 03 16:52
DaemonFCyou can't turn an MP3 into a lossless file, and transcoding it to Ogg just does more damageMar 03 16:52
vermilionnnnsorry, its being developed by xiph.org, my badMar 03 16:52
DaemonFCvermilionnnn, If you want to buy the song, either accept that it's MP3 or don't buy itMar 03 16:53
DaemonFCvermilionnnn, It's not developed by themMar 03 16:53
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[schestowitz] #Win32 Compatibility in #GNU #Linux Improves Further http://ur1.ca/o8ww http://ur1.ca/o8wxMar 03 16:53
phIRCe-BNcTitle:   CrossOver 9.0 Improves Windows Application Support on Linux - Starry Hope .::. Size~: 32.27 KBMar 03 16:54
DaemonFCit wasn't even made by themMar 03 16:54
vermilionnnni know. I'm certain I heard somewhere that 7digital offered FLAC music. But it may just be me going crazyMar 03 16:54
DaemonFC7digital appears to offer a mix of MP3, WMA, and AACMar 03 16:54
vermilionnnnDaemonFC: wikipedia says different? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Free_Lossless_Audio_CodecMar 03 16:54
phIRCe-BNcTitle: Free Lossless Audio Codec - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia .::. Size~: 127.2 KBMar 03 16:54
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[schestowitz] New #Kernel Space Benchmarks of #Linux Firesystems http://ur1.ca/o8x2 http://ur1.ca/o8x3Mar 03 16:54
phIRCe-BNcTitle: [Phoronix] Finally, Reiser4 Benchmarks Against EXT4 & Btrfs .::. Size~: 19.36 KBMar 03 16:54
phIRCe-BNcTitle: The kernel column | Linux User .::. Size~: 29.79 KBMar 03 16:54
DaemonFCvermilionnnn, It's endorsed by Xiph and it fits the Ogg containerMar 03 16:54
DaemonFCso yes technically it's part of their projectMar 03 16:55
DaemonFCbut they don't actually control development of itMar 03 16:55
vermilionnnnDaemonFC: http://www.7digital.com/cms/radiohead/in-rainbows.aspx this album is offered in FLACMar 03 16:56
DaemonFCthe only difference between FLAC and Ogg FLAC is that OGG adds about 200 K to each file and you can stream itMar 03 16:56
phIRCe-BNcTitle: 7digital - Radiohead In Rainbows - In FLAC - In MP3 320k .::. Size~: 26.56 KBMar 03 16:56
DaemonFCvermilionnnn, That's differentMar 03 16:56
DaemonFCRadiohead released that themselvesMar 03 16:56
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[schestowitz] #Linux Foundation Teaches the Public About #GNU Linux, Linux 2.6.34 Shaping up http://ur1.ca/o8x7 http://ur1.ca/o8x8Mar 03 16:56
DaemonFCit was free for a whileMar 03 16:56
phIRCe-BNcTitle:  The Linux Foundation Launches Free Webinar Series With Big Names  .::. Size~: 25.99 KBMar 03 16:56
phIRCe-BNcTitle: [Phoronix] Major Linux 2.6.34 Kernel GPU DRM Updates .::. Size~: 16.87 KBMar 03 16:56
vermilionnnnDaemonFC: http://www.7digital.com/artists/enya/and-winter-came-1/Mar 03 16:57
phIRCe-BNcTitle: Enya - And Winter Came  MP3 Downloads - 7digital .::. Size~: 113.12 KBMar 03 16:57
DaemonFChmmmMar 03 16:57
vermilionnnnDaemonFC: http://www.7digital.com/artists/oasis/dig-out-your-soul/05-Im-Outta-Time/Mar 03 16:57
phIRCe-BNcTitle: Oasis - Dig Out Your Soul  - I'm Outta Time MP3 Downloads - 7digital .::. Size~: 111.61 KBMar 03 16:57
DaemonFCok, so maybe they have FLACs for some things?Mar 03 16:57
*DaemonFC will have to investigateMar 03 16:57
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[schestowitz] #Gentoo #GNU #Linux Makes Systems Better Optimised for One's Hardware (Benchmarks) http://www.linux-mag.com/cache/7715/1.htmlMar 03 16:57
phIRCe-BNcTitle:    Gentoo Optimizations Benchmarked - Part 2 |   Linux Magazine .::. Size~: 40.53 KBMar 03 16:57
DaemonFCholy shitMar 03 16:58
DaemonFC$1.49 per track in FLAC!Mar 03 16:58
vermilionnnnwow :DMar 03 16:58
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[schestowitz] K Desktop Environment ( #KDE SC) Has New Release http://ur1.ca/o8xr http://ur1.ca/o5afMar 03 16:58
phIRCe-BNcTitle: KDE Software Compilation 4.4.1 Out Now | KDE.news .::. Size~: 16.44 KBMar 03 16:58
phIRCe-BNcTitle: KDE - KDE Software Compilation 4.4.1 Release Announcement .::. Size~: 14.55 KBMar 03 16:58
DaemonFCyou add $4.29 to get In Rainbows in FLACMar 03 16:59
DaemonFCyou can probably get the CD used for lessMar 03 16:59
DaemonFClolMar 03 16:59
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[schestowitz] Thoughts About #Zeitgeist in #GNOME Desktop 3 http://seilo.geekyogre.com/2010/03/zeitgeist-and-beyond/Mar 03 16:59
phIRCe-BNcTitle: Thoughts about the current Zeitgeist situation (GNOME 3 and beyond) »  Seilo @ Geeky Ogre .::. Size~: 47.18 KBMar 03 16:59
vermilionnnnprobablyMar 03 17:00
DaemonFCvermilionnnn, The CD, NEW, is 30 cents cheaper than the album in FLACMar 03 17:00
DaemonFCit's $5 cheaper than the FLAC album for a used CDMar 03 17:00
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-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[schestowitz] New #GNU #Linux Distribution Called a "Huge Success" http://ur1.ca/o8y8Mar 03 17:00
phIRCe-BNcTitle: Live Hacking CD a Huge Success; Initial Download Figures for Ethical Hacking Linux Distribution Released .::. Size~: 18.71 KBMar 03 17:00
DaemonFCwhat's 7digital saying for this?Mar 03 17:00
DaemonFCAll that quality of the CD at only twice the price?Mar 03 17:01
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[schestowitz] #Linux from Scratch 6.6 is Released http://www.h-online.com/open/news/item/Linux-from-Scratch-6-6-has-arrived-944410.html #lfsMar 03 17:01
phIRCe-BNcTitle: Linux from Scratch 6.6 has arrived - The H Open Source: News and Features .::. Size~: 31.65 KBMar 03 17:01
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[schestowitz] #Fedora Gets #Zarafa http://download.zarafa.com/zarafa/newsletter/2010%20cebit/20100302%20newsletter%20cebit.htmlMar 03 17:02
phIRCe-BNcTitle: Zarafa Newsletter .::. Size~: 6.57 KBMar 03 17:02
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[qu1j0t3] Feeling a lot more peppy after a cup of strong #Bialetti brew. Thanks for caring, droogs. #coffee #gratuitousKubrickReferencesMar 03 17:03
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[schestowitz] #Debian Derivative #Knoppix 6.3 is Released http://ur1.ca/o8zqMar 03 17:10
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[schestowitz] #Ubuntu #GNU #Linux Calls for Artists http://www.ubuntu-user.com/Online/News/Call-for-Artist-Lucid-LynxMar 03 17:10
phIRCe-BNcTitle: CeBIT 2010: Knoppix 6.3 CeBIT Edition released - The H Open Source: News and Features .::. Size~: 34.01 KBMar 03 17:10
phIRCe-BNcTitle: Call for Artist: Lucid Lynx / News / Online / Home - Ubuntu User .::. Size~: 24.88 KBMar 03 17:11
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[schestowitz] #GNU #Linux for Beginners, the #Ubuntu Way http://ur1.ca/o8zv http://ur1.ca/o8zwMar 03 17:11
phIRCe-BNcTitle: Ubuntu for Beginners | The PC Report .::. Size~: 47.51 KBMar 03 17:11
phIRCe-BNcTitle: Good for the goose but not for the gander. .::. Size~: 76.62 KBMar 03 17:11
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[schestowitz] #Linux #Phones Forge Alliance, Spread Through #Palm and #Nokia http://ur1.ca/o904 http://ur1.ca/o905 http://ur1.ca/o908Mar 03 17:12
phIRCe-BNcTitle: LiMo Foundation Seeks Alliance With WAC -- Open Source -- InformationWeek .::. Size~: 102.85 KBMar 03 17:12
phIRCe-BNcTitle: WebOS 1.4 adds video capture - News - Linux for Devices .::. Size~: 63.7 KBMar 03 17:12
phIRCe-BNcTitle: Nokia to launch Linux-powered N900 tomorrow .::. Size~: 156.52 KBMar 03 17:13
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[schestowitz] #LinuxMint Works Nicely for a Girlfriend http://jeffhoogland.blogspot.com/2010/03/minting-girlfriend.htmlMar 03 17:13
phIRCe-BNcTitle: Thoughts on Technology: Minting the Girlfriend .::. Size~: 98.12 KBMar 03 17:13
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[schestowitz] #Android 2.1 (Linux+Hacks+GUI) Coming Soon http://www.linuxfordevices.com/c/a/News/Android-21-and-Nexus-One-on-Verizon/?kc=rssMar 03 17:14
phIRCe-BNcTitle: Android 2.1 to be available everywhere? - News - Linux for Devices .::. Size~: 63.79 KBMar 03 17:14
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[schestowitz] #Tablets with #Linux Less Than Half the Price of Tablet from Patent Bully Apple http://ur1.ca/o90mMar 03 17:15
phIRCe-BNcTitle: Tech-no-media: Sub $200 Android tablets arrives: is the iPad doomed? .::. Size~: 99.01 KBMar 03 17:15
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[schestowitz] Why So-called 'Clouds' (Fog Computing) Suck http://blog.linuxtoday.com/blog/2010/03/keep-your-cloud-1.htmlMar 03 17:16
phIRCe-BNcTitle:     Keep Your Cloud, I'm a Customer Not a Consumer - Linux Today Blog     .::. Size~: 74.39 KBMar 03 17:16
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[schestowitz] #FormulaOne Teams Use #FreeSoftware http://linuxers.org/article/vlc-used-formula-one #vlcMar 03 17:17
phIRCe-BNcTitle: VLC is used in Formula One | Linuxers .::. Size~: 48.36 KBMar 03 17:17
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[schestowitz] #Linux Magazine on #CeBIT Open Source (Germany), Allison Recalls #Sun Days http://ur1.ca/o913 http://tuxdeluxe.org/node/303Mar 03 17:18
phIRCe-BNcTitle: CeBIT Open Source Forum 2010 - Linux Magazine Online  .::. Size~: 34.86 KBMar 03 17:18
phIRCe-BNcTitle: Watching the Sun Set | Tux Deluxe .::. Size~: 30.96 KBMar 03 17:19
DaemonFChttp://us.7digital.com/artists/ea-games-soundtrack/command-and-conquer/Mar 03 17:22
phIRCe-BNcTitle: EA Games Soundtrack - Command & Conquer  MP3 music downloads - 7digital .::. Size~: 101.68 KBMar 03 17:22
DaemonFClolMar 03 17:22
DaemonFChttp://www.lala.com/#song/3531103600255832703Mar 03 17:24
phIRCe-BNcTitle: Lala - Where music plays .::. Size~: 35.55 KBMar 03 17:24
DaemonFChehMar 03 17:24
schestowitzIs 7digital  a Windows shop?Mar 03 17:24
DaemonFCschestowitz, NoMar 03 17:24
schestowitzASPXMar 03 17:24
schestowitzWMA...Mar 03 17:24
schestowitzAh, OK....Mar 03 17:25
schestowitzSo it's just Bong that's a Windows feature in Ubuntu.Mar 03 17:25
DaemonFCmore or lessMar 03 17:25
DaemonFCand I wouldn't call it a featureMar 03 17:25
schestowitzNot in KubuntuMar 03 17:25
schestowitzAs I understand itMar 03 17:25
schestowitzIIRC, Firefox doesn't come with KubuntuMar 03 17:25
DaemonFCmore like a cancer spreading to everything it touchesMar 03 17:25
DaemonFC:PMar 03 17:25
DaemonFCschestowitz, No, Konqueror if you can count thatMar 03 17:26
schestowitz"SUSE is a Ballmer that spread to anything it touches" -cancerMar 03 17:26
DaemonFCyou can install Firefox easily thoughMar 03 17:26
DaemonFCBallmer is great entertainmentMar 03 17:27
-BNi/#boycottnovell-[sagarun/@sagarun] #nowplaying "Do you know what it feels like loving some one ... " ~ Enrique IglesiasMar 03 17:27
schestowitzGroklaw seems very worried about Novell todyaMar 03 17:28
schestowitzSee how many items in News Picks re the takeoverMar 03 17:28
schestowitzDaemonFC: no, he ain'tMar 03 17:28
schestowitzDo you find Dick Tracy entertaining too? Oh, never mind...Mar 03 17:28
DaemonFCschestowitz, Like Novell could get worse?Mar 03 17:30
DaemonFCwhy do you care who buys them and why?Mar 03 17:30
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[schestowitz] Anti-FOSS Lobby Leads to Open Letter to United States Trade Representative http://ur1.ca/o92c http://ur1.ca/o92dMar 03 17:30
DaemonFCI hope they do pull a Gordon Gekko on NovellMar 03 17:30
phIRCe-BNcTitle: An Open Letter to The United States Trade Representative - Linux Magazine Online  .::. Size~: 36.53 KBMar 03 17:30
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[schestowitz] #Samba 3.5 is Released http://www.h-online.com/open/news/item/Samba-3-5-release-includes-experimental-SMB2-support-944241.html #smbMar 03 17:32
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[schestowitz] #Vermont Government Moves to #FreeSoftware Through Policy http://www.govtech.com/gt/articles/747966Mar 03 17:32
phIRCe-BNcTitle: Samba 3.5 release includes experimental SMB2 support - The H Open Source: News and Features .::. Size~: 32.39 KBMar 03 17:32
phIRCe-BNcTitle: Vermont Adopts Open Source Software Policy .::. Size~: 51.43 KBMar 03 17:32
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[schestowitz] #ACTA Fiasco Gets Criticised in the US, New Zealand http://ur1.ca/o5g1 http://ur1.ca/o92wMar 03 17:34
phIRCe-BNcTitle: New ACTA leak shows major resistance to US-style DRM rules .::. Size~: 31.55 KBMar 03 17:34
phIRCe-BNcTitle: Computerworld > Updated: New Zealand seeks to restrain ACTA .::. Size~: 33.16 KBMar 03 17:34
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[schestowitz] #Copyright Laws and #Patent Laws Hijacked by Suppressors http://www.huffingtonpost.com/james-love/us-trade-rep-serves-drug_b_483627.htmlMar 03 17:36
phIRCe-BNcTitle: James Love: US Trade Rep Serves Drug Companies, Publishers and Pushes Anti-Consumer Agenda .::. Size~: 101.67 KBMar 03 17:36
schestowitz[17:30] <DaemonFC> why do you care who buys them and why?Mar 03 17:37
schestowitzMany reasonsMar 03 17:37
schestowitzWhere to start....?Mar 03 17:37
schestowitzCan you help me out finding TV covergae?Mar 03 17:38
DaemonFCyou're serious?Mar 03 17:39
DaemonFCyou might get to call in to Mad MoneyMar 03 17:39
DaemonFClolMar 03 17:39
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Omar87Hi all.Mar 03 17:58
DaemonFCHow are the Jinn treating you today? :)Mar 03 17:58
DaemonFCheheMar 03 17:58
Omar87huh?Mar 03 17:59
DaemonFChmmmMar 03 18:05
DaemonFCnew HD channels are hereMar 03 18:05
DaemonFC:)Mar 03 18:05
DaemonFCwatching Animal PlanetMar 03 18:12
DaemonFCsomeone killed a dog and broke another dogs leg and left it to dieMar 03 18:12
DaemonFCthey rescued that oneMar 03 18:12
DaemonFCthey should find who did that, break their legs, and leave them in a field somewhereMar 03 18:13
DaemonFChttp://4chanarchive.org/images/173611818/1257783406710.gifMar 03 18:16
DaemonFChehMar 03 18:16
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DaemonFCschestowitz, Did I ever mention that my cat likes beer?Mar 03 18:29
DaemonFCspeaking of animalsMar 03 18:29
schestowitzNo cat likes beerMar 03 18:42
schestowitzNo more than milkMar 03 18:42
DaemonFChe eats doritosMar 03 18:42
MinceRdoes he also drink coffee and eat lasagna?Mar 03 18:43
DaemonFChe eats about anythingMar 03 18:44
DaemonFChe weighs about 22 poundsMar 03 18:44
DaemonFClast time I weighed himMar 03 18:44
MinceRsounds a lot like garfield :>Mar 03 18:45
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[davidgerard] Dad is improving. Was pneumonia. Being brought out of induced coma. Will probably fly over next week, details to be arranged. *exhale*Mar 03 18:55
DaemonFChttp://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052748704486504575098083228068948.html?mod=WSJ-World-LEFTSecondNewsMar 03 19:14
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DaemonFChttp://www.v3.co.uk/v3/news/2258895/microsoft-twitter-ballmerMar 03 19:18
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sebsebsebHiMar 03 19:31
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[popey] I have a lovely glass of Leffe to celebrate.Seems appropriate what with the Ubuntu Developer Summit being in Belgium this time around.Happy!Mar 03 19:34
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[jonobacon] Refreshing the Ubuntu brand - http://www.jonobacon.org/2010/03/03/refreshing-the-ubuntu-brand/ #ubuntuMar 03 19:44
phIRCe-BNcTitle:                   Refreshing The Ubuntu Brand | jonobacon@home                     .::. Size~: 29.34 KBMar 03 19:44
tessierhttp://edu.net.vn/forums/t/66970.aspxMar 03 19:45
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tessierschestowitz: Get a load of that. So evil...Mar 03 19:45
tessierIt is in english.Mar 03 19:45
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[popey] Why am I excited? http://bit.ly/9ospDY This is why. Ubuntu Brand Refresh!Mar 03 19:45
phIRCe-BNcTitle:                   Refreshing The Ubuntu Brand | jonobacon@home                     .::. Size~: 29.34 KBMar 03 19:45
tessierIt is reasonably well researched though. I am impressed that they know about "Reflections on Trusting Trust".Mar 03 19:49
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-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[popey] New Blog Post "Bye Bye Brown" http://bit.ly/c2fhhZ - loving the new themes and colours. Are you?Mar 03 20:02
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tessierSince when do FOSS guys care about branding?Mar 03 20:03
schestowitztessier: excellent find, thanks!Mar 03 20:03
schestowitzNovell sponsors the BSAMar 03 20:03
MinceRhow do you know novell sponsors the b$a?Mar 03 20:05
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bruce89rather low contrast it appearsMar 03 20:06
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schestowitztessier: what do you think about THE Novell news?Mar 03 20:07
schestowitzMinceR: I'll do a post about it shortlyMar 03 20:07
tessierschestowitz: I don't know. Mar 03 20:07
tessierschestowitz: Has the offer been accepted?Mar 03 20:07
schestowitzGroklaw is worried about itMar 03 20:07
schestowitzThey could drop the SCO trialMar 03 20:07
schestowitzOr do secret dealsMar 03 20:07
schestowitzSee PJ's comments anywayMar 03 20:08
schestowitztessier: I think it's a matter of WHICH offer they will accept (if any more come up)Mar 03 20:08
schestowitzI'll do a huge post about itMar 03 20:08
schestowitzCongo tiesMar 03 20:08
schestowitz"activist firm"Mar 03 20:08
schestowitzThey are not good guysMar 03 20:08
schestowitzAnd they could take over NOVL just to sell itMar 03 20:08
bruce89well clearly the offer that's on the table now is not going to happenMar 03 20:09
sebsebsebjono: what a disapointment the new theme, by the looks of the screen shotsMar 03 20:11
sebsebsebpropritary software still wins for eye candyMar 03 20:11
sebsebsebWindowsMar 03 20:11
sebsebsebMac OS XMar 03 20:11
jonosebsebseb, maybe try it when it is released before you judgeMar 03 20:11
MinceRi like the new themeMar 03 20:11
jonoits really niceMar 03 20:11
MinceRtoo bad it ships with the novellized releaseMar 03 20:12
bruce89is that the default background that I saw on that postMar 03 20:12
jonosebsebseb, and don't like it, use another theme?Mar 03 20:12
sebsebsebalso Mandriva has nice themes by default :)Mar 03 20:12
MinceRor micro$oftized, if you preferMar 03 20:12
sebsebsebjono: more like use another distro :DMar 03 20:12
DaemonFCsebsebseb, They broke all themes not included by default (and even a couple that are)Mar 03 20:12
jonosebsebseb, feel free to ue Mandrive :)Mar 03 20:12
bruce89just don't whineMar 03 20:12
DaemonFCthe icons for the indicator applet are missing if you use most themesMar 03 20:12
sebsebsebjono: I'll be installing alpha 2 in a vm soon, and getting the updatesMar 03 20:12
DaemonFCand I don't see the "Light" themeMar 03 20:13
sebsebsebjono: could of had a nice Lucid Lynx background or something,  8.10 for example came with a rather nice background,  8.04  had quite a nice one as well reallyMar 03 20:13
bruce89haveMar 03 20:13
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[qu1j0t3] RT @mparent77772 Friedman: US losing competitive edge http:// nyti.ms/9D882q // guess he holds Microsoft as a gold standard for 'competing'Mar 03 20:14
Omar87Hi all.Mar 03 20:15
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-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[qu1j0t3] Does anyone actually take Friedman seriously? #rhetoricalquestion #nyt #corrupt #neoconMar 03 20:15
Omar87jono, so basically, what does it take to convince the Ubuntu dev team to sterilize the distro from Mono junk?Mar 03 20:16
jonoOmar87, had this conversation beforeMar 03 20:16
jonono changeMar 03 20:16
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[qu1j0t3] RT @mparent77772 Indonesia Riots Over Bank Bailout http://bit.ly/ byzcaW // corrupt West: take note #fraud #theftMar 03 20:16
phIRCe-BNcTitle: bit.ly, a simple url shortener .::. Size~: 15.88 KBMar 03 20:16
Omar87jono, what do you mean?Mar 03 20:16
DaemonFCcould be a Ballmer by proxy bid Mar 03 20:17
jonoOmar87, I mean we have talked this over multiple timesMar 03 20:17
DaemonFCsame agenda when he made a bid for YahooMar 03 20:17
jonono point discussing this againMar 03 20:17
DaemonFCknew they wouldn't take it and the stock would tankMar 03 20:17
DaemonFCOmar87, It's them that's going to be sued over itMar 03 20:17
Omar87jono, so they are insisting to take the poison? But that's not democracy!Mar 03 20:18
DaemonFCthey can be stupid if they wantMar 03 20:18
Omar87No offense, but really.Mar 03 20:18
DaemonFCShipping Mono in binary form is no different than shipping LAME in binary formMar 03 20:18
DaemonFCbut they leave out LAMEMar 03 20:18
DaemonFC"You can't have MP3 out of box, but here's a note taking widget"Mar 03 20:19
Omar87If Ubuntu is claimed to be a "distro for human beings", then I believe it should take their opinion in everything.Mar 03 20:19
sebsebsebOmar87: How about a better question :D  What would it take for Ubuntu to have a properly decant theme?  Something like  XP, Vista, Windows 7, or Mac OS X?Mar 03 20:19
sebsebsebor even MandrivaMar 03 20:19
DaemonFCsebsebseb, XP?Mar 03 20:19
DaemonFCreally?Mar 03 20:19
sebsebsebMandriva comes with a pretty nice theme by default, and then it has a few other themes as well, that are rather nice :)Mar 03 20:19
sebsebsebthat's great having a distro that comes with rather nice themes by default,  Debian was alright when I vm'd it  themewiseMar 03 20:20
Omar87DaemonFC, I agree. XP has a properly decent interface?Mar 03 20:20
DaemonFCuhhhm, noMar 03 20:20
DaemonFCit looks like a toyMar 03 20:20
sebsebsebloads of people getting themes for Ubuntu from 3rd party sites such as Gnome-Look  there was what was meant to be a screensaver on there not that long ago, which turned out to be a malicious programMar 03 20:20
DaemonFCfor 3 year oldsMar 03 20:20
sebsebsebplus I think maybe there was actsaulyl also what was meant to be a theme on there, which turned out to be malicious programMar 03 20:21
DaemonFCwhich was hilariousMar 03 20:21
Omar87sebsebseb, themes are not as significant as the Mono issue.Mar 03 20:21
DaemonFCexpect more of that, sebsebseb Mar 03 20:21
sebsebsebDaemonFC: what was hailarious?Mar 03 20:21
sebsebsebthe malicious screensaver?Mar 03 20:21
DaemonFCAs Ubuntu refuses to package things or redirects you to PPAsMar 03 20:21
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[ruiseabra] Received a nice postcard from the Netherlands, Amsterdam. No seeds though... ;)Mar 03 20:21
sebsebsebDaemonFC: indeedMar 03 20:21
bruce89beauty is the in eye of the beholderMar 03 20:21
DaemonFCsebsebseb, Yeah. PPAs are begging for trojansMar 03 20:21
DaemonFCIt'll happen eventuallyMar 03 20:22
Omar87jono, so there's not way to convince them to dump mono, at all?Mar 03 20:22
MinceRlol @ the notion of the default xp theme being "decent"Mar 03 20:22
DaemonFCPPAs are nothing more than trusting the owner not to fuck up your systemMar 03 20:22
bruce89for what it's worth, theme theme looks fine to me apart from it being a bit low contrastMar 03 20:22
MinceRDaemonFC: all repos are like that :>Mar 03 20:22
sebsebsebMinceR: well the blue aereo is alrightMar 03 20:23
DaemonFCsome PPAs are obviously trustworthy cause they're from the people that work on the distro itselfMar 03 20:23
sebsebsebMinceR: however I would change it to  the green one,  or  use a 3rd party themeMar 03 20:23
DaemonFCmost of them though, who knos?Mar 03 20:23
MinceRsebsebseb: there's no aero in xpMar 03 20:23
sebsebsebuhMar 03 20:23
sebsebsebyeahMar 03 20:23
sebsebsebI meantMar 03 20:23
sebsebsebLuna or whatever it's calledMar 03 20:23
bruce89LunaMar 03 20:23
MinceRyes, it's called lunaMar 03 20:23
MinceRand the silver one manages to look not like shitMar 03 20:23
sebsebsebWindows might not be that good as an OS, but for eye candy,  oh it's goodMar 03 20:23
MinceRbut it's not the defaultMar 03 20:23
MinceRso it doesn't count :>Mar 03 20:23
DaemonFCYou can patch out the uxtheme.dll and load unsigned themesMar 03 20:23
sebsebsebcompared to Ubuntu that isMar 03 20:23
MinceRyeah, you can hack winblows xp to gain the privilege of installing themesMar 03 20:24
MinceRit's so user-friendlyMar 03 20:24
bruce89says youMar 03 20:24
DaemonFCStyleXP does the same thing only it patches the dll in memory every time the system loadsMar 03 20:24
sebsebsebVista is even better for eye candy compared to Ubuntu, no I don't mean the black aero theme, I mean the backgrounds and other pictures that comes with the OSMar 03 20:24
DaemonFCno modding OS files on the disk that wayMar 03 20:24
bruce89no theme will be to everyone's tastesMar 03 20:24
DaemonFCbut StyleXP is $20Mar 03 20:24
sebsebsebWindows 7 is better than Ubuntu themewiseMar 03 20:24
sebsebsebas far as I knowMar 03 20:24
MinceRjust use kubuntuMar 03 20:24
sebsebsebMandriva comes with a rather nice blue theme on by default, and then other similar themes, in differnet colours  with it as well,  good stuffMar 03 20:25
MinceRand use the plasma GUI to get some themes and backgrounds :>Mar 03 20:25
*bruce89 sighsMar 03 20:25
DaemonFCmost of the limitations of the themes in Ubuntu are due to limitations in GNOMEMar 03 20:25
sebsebsebMinceR: I don't like KDE much as a DEMar 03 20:25
DaemonFC;)Mar 03 20:25
MinceRsebsebseb: your lossMar 03 20:25
sebsebsebUbuntu is a joke for themes, butMar 03 20:25
MinceRsebsebseb: also, i don't like winblows nor macos much as a DE :>Mar 03 20:25
bruce89DaemonFC: that's not strictly trueMar 03 20:25
sebsebsebI do need to try it more properly in a vmMar 03 20:25
sebsebsebotherwise it's a little un fair, saying this new theme  is a joke etcMar 03 20:25
Omar87MinceR, Kubuntu is awesome. But it's to damn heavy on my laptop.Mar 03 20:25
Omar87too*Mar 03 20:25
MinceRstrange, it isn't too heavy on my netbookMar 03 20:26
sebsebsebsee above jono  some of us want to be fair when it comes to our negative comments :DMar 03 20:26
jono:)Mar 03 20:26
Omar87MinceR, how many RAMs? 1GB here.Mar 03 20:26
Aondobruce89  why not? i was thinking the same thing. Mar 03 20:26
bruce89Aondo: it's a mythMar 03 20:26
MinceROmar87: 2GB on the netbookMar 03 20:26
DaemonFCOne has to wonder when the proprietary ball of krap is coming to kubuntuMar 03 20:26
DaemonFC:)Mar 03 20:26
Omar87MinceR, yep. That's why.Mar 03 20:26
Omar87DaemonFC, let's hope it never does.Mar 03 20:27
DaemonFCOmar87, Ubuntu really only seems intent on crapifying GNOMEMar 03 20:27
DaemonFCI think KDE is safe for nowMar 03 20:27
DaemonFCnot enough Kubuntu users to piss with at the momentMar 03 20:27
bruce89nah, KDE's done that themsevlesMar 03 20:28
*bruce89 being sarcasticMar 03 20:28
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[popey] Does this mean all the merchandise in the Canonical store is a) Reduced to clear, b) Retro, c) Collectable, d) Other?Mar 03 20:28
Omar87DaemonFC, I've tried Lubuntu 10.04 alpha 3 recently.Mar 03 20:29
DaemonFCwell, bruce89, I think Ubuntu refuses to package SongBird because it has 7digital in it and if you buy through that they don't get their click penniesMar 03 20:29
Omar87Can you believe I couldn't find an update manager in there?Mar 03 20:29
DaemonFCit seems obvious they've planned their music store for a whileMar 03 20:29
bruce89DaemonFC: I was more under the impression it violates the GPLMar 03 20:30
DaemonFCbruce89, no it doesn'tMar 03 20:30
sebsebsebjono: uh I typed that I would install alpha 2 into a vm, I meant alpha 3.  Last time I tried to do that I was pressing back and forward and such and the installer ended up crashing basicalley.   So if I install all in one go, put info in, and press forward,  I guess it will install alright.Mar 03 20:30
bruce89DaemonFC: fair enoughMar 03 20:30
DaemonFCVLC is GPL 2 and the Mozilla stuff is tri-licenseMar 03 20:31
bruce89https://bugs.launchpad.net/debian/+bug/94494Mar 03 20:31
DaemonFCso you could build them together with no license conflictsMar 03 20:31
phIRCe-BNcTitle: Bug #94494 in Debian: “[needs-packaging] Songbird” .::. Size~: 109.39 KBMar 03 20:31
bruce89seems to be mozilla people not caring about people wanting to use xulrunnerMar 03 20:32
DaemonFCsounds like Mozilla is being dickheads and bouncing back patchesMar 03 20:33
DaemonFCtypicalMar 03 20:33
bruce89another reason to port gnome-shell to seedMar 03 20:33
DaemonFC"BTW, there's a "SOFTWARE LICENSE AGREEMENT" popup on startup. The recent Firefox EULA issue makes me think this not be well received.."Mar 03 20:33
MinceRseed?Mar 03 20:33
DaemonFCNothing evil in the SongBird EULAMar 03 20:33
*MinceR prefers to do without EULAsMar 03 20:34
bruce89MinceR: instead gsjMar 03 20:34
MinceREULAs are for proprietary software :>Mar 03 20:34
bruce89gjsMar 03 20:34
DaemonFCthe Songbird EULA is no worse than what you agree with to use FirefoxMar 03 20:34
MinceRbruce89: doesn't ring a bellMar 03 20:34
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[schestowitz] #Ubuntu #GNU #Linux Users Reject F-Spot ( #Mono ) http://boycottnovell.com/2010/03/03/fspot-poll/ #novell #microsoft #trojanMar 03 20:34
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bruce89uses JavaScriptCore instead of SpiderMonkeyMar 03 20:34
DaemonFCor probably your distribution in totalMar 03 20:34
MinceRbruce89: icMar 03 20:35
bruce89seems strange for GNOME to cut its ties with Mozilla, and then to have their JS engine required for the whole shell thingMar 03 20:36
DaemonFCMinceR, The gist of it is that Songbird is GPLv2 with a linking exception, you agree not to call derivative works Songbird or use their artwork in it, you understand that extensions might be proprietary, the usual export control crap, and so onMar 03 20:36
MinceRicMar 03 20:36
DaemonFCso not any worse than FirefoxMar 03 20:36
MinceRhow is the linking exception different from LGPL?Mar 03 20:36
bruce89probably prohibits its entry into DebianMar 03 20:37
DaemonFChttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GPL_linking_exceptionMar 03 20:37
phIRCe-BNcTitle: GPL linking exception - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia .::. Size~: 36.63 KBMar 03 20:37
MinceRbruce89: lolMar 03 20:37
DaemonFC"Compared to the GNU Classpath license above, the LGPL formulates more requirements to the linking exception in order to guarantee the customers of the final product more freedom. Specifically, it must be possible and legal to link the program against a newer version of the LGPL-library, and to do private modifications, reverse-engineering and debugging."Mar 03 20:37
DaemonFCso basically the GPL + linking exception is less copyleft than the LGPLMar 03 20:38
DaemonFCit's still more copyleft than the Mozilla MPL thoughMar 03 20:38
MinceRthat applies to [L]GPLv3 though, afaiuMar 03 20:38
MinceRor notMar 03 20:38
bruce89xulrunner seems a bit silly considering they don't care about other than their own stuffMar 03 20:39
sebsebsebjono: apparantly if I install alpha 3 into vm at the moment, and get the updates, I won't get the themeMar 03 20:39
DaemonFCMinceR, bottom line is that Songbird doesn't violate anyones licenses, it would have to go into Universe though because it supports patented codec playbackMar 03 20:40
DaemonFC:)Mar 03 20:40
jonosebsebseb, they are not released yetMar 03 20:40
DaemonFCbut if Ubuntu wanted to package it, they easily couldMar 03 20:40
sebsebsebjono: how come you got to see it then?Mar 03 20:40
sebsebsebjono: daily build?Mar 03 20:40
DaemonFCno worse than anything else they have in thereMar 03 20:40
jonosebsebseb, because I know the guy who is working on themMar 03 20:41
DaemonFCMinceR, The advantage to using VLC as a backend is that it can play any audio file format VLC can, which is a hell of a lotMar 03 20:41
DaemonFCeven more than Gstreamer (though by that point they're obscure)Mar 03 20:42
DaemonFCVLC is also more fault tolerant of errors in a streamMar 03 20:42
DaemonFCGstreamer sometimes panics and bailsMar 03 20:42
MinceRicMar 03 20:43
DaemonFCbetter to have a "blip" somewhere in the file than the thing refusing to play it at allMar 03 20:43
DaemonFC:)Mar 03 20:43
DaemonFCVLC has always been a good playback engine, but its interface makes it suck as a music playerMar 03 20:44
DaemonFCSongbird basically provides a pretty interface, an HTML engine, and Firefox's extension system on top of VLC's playback engineMar 03 20:44
DaemonFCit's delicious B-)Mar 03 20:45
DaemonFCyou can even use it as a web browser if you want, complete with Adblock PlusMar 03 20:45
DaemonFC:PMar 03 20:45
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[zoobab] My favorite is #7,657,849, filed less than a month ago, covering unlocking a device by performing a gesture: http://i5.be/ayDMar 03 20:45
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DaemonFCnot really ideal for that, but it's not a bad browserMar 03 20:46
DaemonFCfor some reason it only misses one web browser feature, and that's bookmarksMar 03 20:47
DaemonFClolMar 03 20:47
MinceRcan it shuffle the playlist?Mar 03 20:47
bruce89does VLC reimplement all the codecs?Mar 03 20:47
bruce89or does it make use of ffmpegMar 03 20:47
MinceRdoes it have OSD functionality?Mar 03 20:47
DaemonFCMinceR, Yeah, you can have it randomizeMar 03 20:47
DaemonFCir just play through highest ratedMar 03 20:47
MinceRand can it play modules? :)Mar 03 20:47
MinceRi don't mean playing the playlist in random order, rather shuffling its order and then playing it in order :>Mar 03 20:48
DaemonFCpretty sure you canMar 03 20:48
DaemonFCit has some weird and powerful playlist building optionsMar 03 20:49
DaemonFCscared me away from most of its features honestlyMar 03 20:49
schestowitzhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tmvw7N-Nn1U&feature=grecMar 03 20:49
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bruce89sebsebseb: metacity buttons on the wrong sideMar 03 20:49
DaemonFCbruce89, AFAIK VLC implemented all their codecs from scratchMar 03 20:50
bruce89hmmMar 03 20:50
DaemonFCwell, decoding anywayMar 03 20:50
bruce89it'll be interesting to see if gstreamer-0.11 helpsMar 03 20:51
DaemonFCit uses LAME and FAAC and stuff internallyMar 03 20:51
DaemonFCas encodersMar 03 20:51
bruce89I seeMar 03 20:52
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[zoobab] Defining the limits of patentable subject-matter in "new" areas (life, software, business methods) is a source of unease: http://i5.be/ayEMar 03 20:55
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DaemonFChttp://us.7digital.com/songbird/album/carlos-moerdijk-emmy-verhey/beethoven-the-complete-violin-sonatasMar 03 20:56
DaemonFCthat's not a bad dealMar 03 20:56
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DaemonFC23 cents per MP3 :)Mar 03 20:57
DaemonFCsee, the price does go down after a few hundred yearsMar 03 20:57
DaemonFC:PMar 03 20:57
DaemonFCcopyright law ftwMar 03 20:57
DaemonFCthe music is in the public domain, but the performance itself is notMar 03 20:58
schestowitz /which/ copyright law?Mar 03 21:09
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DaemonFChttp://www.militaryphotos.net/forums/showthread.php?131504-Bush-boo-d-while-throwing-first-pitchMar 03 21:11
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DaemonFCB-)Mar 03 21:11
DaemonFChttp://www.videosift.com/video/Bush-Booed-At-InaugurationMar 03 21:14
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DaemonFChttp://latimesblogs.latimes.com/dcnow/2010/03/ronald-reagan-ulysses-s-grant-50-dollar-bill.htmlMar 03 21:17
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*DaemonFC pukesMar 03 21:17
Diablo-D3wellMar 03 21:18
DaemonFC"McHenry did not mention Reaganomics, the theory of trickle-down spending whose viability seems to be in dispute at the moment. The congressman's case: Polls of presidential scholars consistently show Reagan outranking Grant, including a Wall Street Journal survey in 2005 that ranked Reagan sixth and Grant 29th."Mar 03 21:18
DaemonFCOh that explains EVERYTHINGMar 03 21:18
DaemonFC*sigh*Mar 03 21:18
Diablo-D3lets see somethingMar 03 21:18
*Diablo-D3 OPENS THE WIKIPEDIASMar 03 21:18
DaemonFCthe Wall Street Journal loves Reagan, wonder whyMar 03 21:19
DaemonFCDiablo-D3, They should put Reagan on the quarterMar 03 21:20
DaemonFCknow why?Mar 03 21:20
DaemonFCtwo-bit piece of a two-bit con artistMar 03 21:20
DaemonFCB-)Mar 03 21:20
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Diablo-D3DaemonFC: okay soMar 03 21:21
Diablo-D3washington is on the dollarMar 03 21:21
Diablo-D3what is adams on?Mar 03 21:21
DaemonFCyeah I know, and Washington wasn't a bad guyMar 03 21:22
DaemonFC:PMar 03 21:22
Diablo-D3DaemonFC: we're doing an experiementMar 03 21:22
Diablo-D3what is adams on?Mar 03 21:22
Diablo-D3ding! times upMar 03 21:22
DaemonFCwellMar 03 21:22
DaemonFC$2 billMar 03 21:22
Diablo-D3afiak, nothing thats a bill still in circulationMar 03 21:22
Diablo-D3er, hes on $2?Mar 03 21:23
DaemonFCon the backMar 03 21:23
DaemonFCyesMar 03 21:23
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Diablo-D3doesnt countMar 03 21:23
DaemonFCsure it doesMar 03 21:23
DaemonFChe's on the billMar 03 21:23
DaemonFCI winMar 03 21:23
DaemonFC:)Mar 03 21:23
Diablo-D3Im talking people on the front damnitMar 03 21:24
Diablo-D3because, lets just sort out the most popular presidents hereMar 03 21:25
DaemonFChe's on the $1 bill tooMar 03 21:25
DaemonFCon the backMar 03 21:25
DaemonFC2007 seriesMar 03 21:25
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[qu1j0t3] I am not sure "JavaScript" is a dumber name than "NetBeans".Mar 03 21:25
MinceR:DMar 03 21:25
DaemonFCand on the 2nd of four $1 coins minted that yearMar 03 21:26
DaemonFCon the frontMar 03 21:26
DaemonFC:)Mar 03 21:26
Diablo-D3lincoln, washington, and franklin d roosevelt are generally the three most popular presidentsMar 03 21:26
DaemonFCyou just asked is he on anythingMar 03 21:26
DaemonFCanswer is yesMar 03 21:26
Diablo-D3two of them are on a billMar 03 21:27
Diablo-D3roosevelt isntMar 03 21:27
DaemonFCdid not specify whether they still made themMar 03 21:27
Diablo-D3neither is kennedyMar 03 21:27
DaemonFCwell, there's better candidates than ReaganMar 03 21:27
DaemonFCthat's all I'm sayingMar 03 21:27
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bruce89http://www.osnews.com/story/22955/Canonical_Unveils_New_Ubuntu_Design_Themes_LogosMar 03 21:27
Diablo-D3yes, both kennedy and rooseveltMar 03 21:27
phIRCe-BNcTitle: Canonical Unveils New Ubuntu Design, Themes, Logos .::. Size~: 25.84 KBMar 03 21:27
sebsebsebbruce89: uhmmMar 03 21:28
Diablo-D3eisenhower isnt on a bill, he was popularMar 03 21:28
bruce89sebsebseb: what?Mar 03 21:28
sebsebsebbruce89: before you joined here jono gave this link http://www.jonobacon.org/2010/03/03/refreshing-the-ubuntu-brand/Mar 03 21:29
phIRCe-BNcTitle:                   Refreshing The Ubuntu Brand | jonobacon@home                     .::. Size~: 93.52 KBMar 03 21:29
Diablo-D3jefferson and jackson are popular, and on billsMar 03 21:29
Diablo-D3truman is popular, hes not on oneMar 03 21:29
Diablo-D3clinton is popular, but hes not dead yetMar 03 21:29
MinceRoh, i didn't notice the titlebar fuckupMar 03 21:29
MinceRmac asay is making his presence feltMar 03 21:29
bruce89that background seemed awfy macyMar 03 21:30
bruce89mac-y that should beMar 03 21:30
MinceRi don't mind the backgroundMar 03 21:30
MinceRthe beige theme is uglyMar 03 21:31
MinceRthe gray looks cool except for the titlebarsMar 03 21:31
MinceRs/ay/ay one/Mar 03 21:31
bruce89that translucent tooltip thing's from Fedora incidentallyMar 03 21:31
vermilionnnnwho would move the minimise, maximise and close to the left hand side? :SMar 03 21:32
Diablo-D3http://www.engadget.com/2010/03/03/coby-85-smartbook-feels-like-a-hundred-bucks-hands-on/Mar 03 21:32
phIRCe-BNcTitle: Coby $85 smartbook feels like a hundred bucks (hands-on) -- Engadget .::. Size~: 203.05 KBMar 03 21:32
Diablo-D3OH HAIMar 03 21:32
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DaemonFCjono, Where is the Light theme at?Mar 03 21:32
jonoDaemonFC, not uploaded to the distro yetMar 03 21:33
DaemonFCETA?Mar 03 21:33
sebsebsebDaemonFC: tommorow I thinkMar 03 21:34
sebsebsebtommorow is also the user interface freezeMar 03 21:34
DaemonFCI'd also like them to fix Gnote at some pointMar 03 21:34
DaemonFCthey also killed Gwibber at some pointMar 03 21:34
bruce89I'm trying to find a sane colour theme for gnome-shellMar 03 21:35
sebsebsebbruce89: well the bruce89 colour woudn't be oneMar 03 21:36
DaemonFCGNOME Shell is ill tempered right nowMar 03 21:36
DaemonFCit causes the kernel to panicMar 03 21:36
MinceR222426 < vermilionnnn> who would move the minimise, maximise and close to the left hand side? :SMar 03 21:36
bruce89must you be ceaselessly be annoying?Mar 03 21:36
MinceRcrApple cultistsMar 03 21:36
MinceRand mac asay happens to be oneMar 03 21:36
bruce89DaemonFC: not here it doesn't anywayMar 03 21:36
MinceReven though he's paid to not be oneMar 03 21:36
sebsebsebbruce89: you annoy me at times as well, and you probably know it :DMar 03 21:37
DaemonFCI have about 10-20 minutes in GNOME Shell before a "critical kernel error" and not long after that a hard freezeMar 03 21:37
DaemonFCso I'll stay out of it for nowMar 03 21:37
MinceRif gnome shell causes the kernel to panic then not only gnome shell is buggy, so is the kernelMar 03 21:37
DaemonFCMinceR, It's Canonical, when everything does just work I'll let you know :)Mar 03 21:38
DaemonFCthey try to hack shit together and then it starts bombing out for no reason and pissing the user offMar 03 21:38
DaemonFCit's FrankenLinux is what their kernel turns out to beMar 03 21:38
DaemonFCand backporting the drm system as kernel modules for 2.6.32 is the dumbest thing I think I've seen to dateMar 03 21:39
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[schestowitz] #Novell Should Stop Sponsoring the #BSA , Which Lobbies Against #FreeSoftware in #Vietnam http://ur1.ca/oa12Mar 03 21:40
phIRCe-BNcTitle: Novell Should Stop Sponsoring the BSA, Which Lobbies Against Free Software in Vietnam | Boycott Novell .::. Size~: 82.22 KBMar 03 21:40
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-BNi/#boycottnovell-[diablod3/@diablod3] #Google Wants U.S. to Weigh WTO Challenge to #China Censorship http://ur1.ca/oa15Mar 03 21:42
phIRCe-BNcTitle: Google Wants U.S. to Weigh WTO Challenge to China Censorship - BusinessWeek .::. Size~: 50.44 KBMar 03 21:42
DaemonFCschestowitz, The F-Spot poll, roflMar 03 21:54
DaemonFCgthumb has all the capabilities of F-SpotMar 03 21:54
DaemonFCwith no Mono dependencyMar 03 21:54
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DaemonFCanyway, the problem with asking people what they want is that they'll tell youMar 03 21:55
-BNi/#boycottnovell-[diablod3/@diablod3] Gentleman in tuberculosis quarantine amuses self by making rap videos http://ur1.ca/oa2t #awesomeMar 03 21:57
phIRCe-BNcTitle: Gentleman in tuberculosis quarantine amuses self by making rap videos - Boing Boing .::. Size~: 34.48 KBMar 03 21:57
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[ruiseabra] Anona: excelente quando madura, uma MERDA quando verde... :|Mar 03 21:59
DaemonFCsomething like Tunechecker.com would be nice if it supported telling you the price in USDMar 03 22:02
DaemonFCalways get the album from the cheapest storeMar 03 22:03
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[qu1j0t3] "US is confident suicide bomb attacks in the lead up to #Iraq election will not derail the vote" // right, need a Supreme Court for thatMar 03 22:07
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[qu1j0t3] RT @BibleAlsoSays RT @mzemily209 I believe in GOD /who cares? that, my friends, is why we learned to separate church & state, millennia agoMar 03 22:11
DaemonFChttp://www.amazon.com/Plastic-Beach-Gorillaz/dp/B0035G9ABQMar 03 22:12
phIRCe-BNcTitle: Amazon.com: Plastic Beach: Gorillaz: Music .::. Size~: 345.95 KBMar 03 22:12
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[schestowitz] Ron Hovsepian Receives Another Large Lump of Cash as #Novell Sale Looms http://ur1.ca/oa5j #microsoft #finance #ripoffMar 03 22:12
phIRCe-BNcTitle: Ron Hovsepian Receives Another Large Lump of Cash as Novell Sale Looms | Boycott Novell .::. Size~: 107.51 KBMar 03 22:12
DaemonFC"This title will be released on March 9, 2010."Mar 03 22:12
*DaemonFC has itMar 03 22:13
*DaemonFC kicks backMar 03 22:13
DaemonFChttp://latimesblogs.latimes.com/music_blog/2010/03/bruce-willis-takes-a-gun-to-the-gorillaz-in-stylo-clip.htmlMar 03 22:17
phIRCe-BNcTitle: Bruce Willis takes a gun to the Gorillaz in 'Stylo' clip | Pop & Hiss | Los Angeles Times .::. Size~: 125.94 KBMar 03 22:17
DaemonFChehMar 03 22:17
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[popey] I really can't take credit for the new Ubuntu logo.. despite what some bloggers may say http://bit.ly/bz6aIbMar 03 22:25
phIRCe-BNcTitle: Lucid = Light = Less Relevent? «  U8UNTU LXER .::. Size~: 20.5 KBMar 03 22:25
DaemonFC"Coke lite" = Diet Coke, right?Mar 03 22:28
MinceRyesMar 03 22:28
DaemonFCthey've released so many weird shitty things that I wasn't sureMar 03 22:29
DaemonFCMinceR, They even tried Coke C2 back in 2004 which was like half diet and half regularMar 03 22:29
DaemonFCit tasted vileMar 03 22:29
DaemonFCwas gone by SeptemberMar 03 22:29
DaemonFCthey introduced it in late JulyMar 03 22:29
DaemonFCit had high fructose corn syrup, aspartame, acesulfame potassium all at once Mar 03 22:30
DaemonFCso it tasted way worse than the worst diet pop out there and it still had calories and wasn't safe for diabetics Mar 03 22:31
DaemonFCI have no idea what kind of diseased management it takes to approve something like thatMar 03 22:31
DaemonFCmakes you wonder if any of the suits actually drank someMar 03 22:32
DaemonFCI remember I worked at Walmart at the tiem and the Coke rep left a bunch of it for the employees to tryMar 03 22:33
DaemonFCso I took a sip and spit it out in the breakroom sinkMar 03 22:33
DaemonFCand poured the rest of the can out while singing "Choke-A Cola stinky drink, pour it down the kitchen sink....smells like vinegar and tastes like ink...."Mar 03 22:34
DaemonFC:PMar 03 22:34
DaemonFCPepsi experiments way more than Coke does and still has yet to release something I hateMar 03 22:35
MinceRi think the idea is that if you use lower concentrations of sweeteners, the tinge is weakerMar 03 22:36
MinceRalso, they're probably less harmful in lower dosesMar 03 22:37
DaemonFCMinceR, I drink diet pepsi, diet mt dew, and diet dr pepper probably in that orderMar 03 22:37
MinceRfor example i think it was claimed that the constituents of aspartame occur naturally in food we eatMar 03 22:37
MinceRbut probably in much lower dosesMar 03 22:37
DaemonFCI try to avoid Coke unless it's all there isMar 03 22:37
MinceRi prefer pepsi to coke anyway, always haveMar 03 22:37
MinceReven though i rarely drink such drinks nowadaysMar 03 22:37
Diablo-D3[05:23:18] <DaemonFC> it had high fructose corn syrup, aspartame, acesulfame potassium all at once Mar 03 22:37
Diablo-D3ughMar 03 22:37
Diablo-D3see the problem isMar 03 22:37
Diablo-D3you cant combine artifical and realMar 03 22:38
DaemonFCthat it's disgusting?Mar 03 22:38
DaemonFClolMar 03 22:38
DaemonFCyeah, I noticedMar 03 22:38
Diablo-D3no matter what it isMar 03 22:38
Diablo-D3take real fruit and "sugar" it with, say, splendaMar 03 22:38
Diablo-D3it wont workMar 03 22:38
Diablo-D3but splenda by itself is fineMar 03 22:38
DaemonFCSplenda in pop works just fineMar 03 22:38
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[popey] Episode 2 of Season 3 of our little podcast is out! http://podcast.ubuntu-uk.org/2010/03/03/s03e02-their-purple-moment/Mar 03 22:38
phIRCe-BNcTitle: S03E02  Their Purple Moment | Ubuntu Podcast from the UK LoCo team .::. Size~: 21.41 KBMar 03 22:38
DaemonFCin fact, it tastes just like regularMar 03 22:38
Diablo-D3yeah, splenda + a smigin of ace kMar 03 22:39
Diablo-D3its fineMar 03 22:39
MinceRentirely artificial food is very rareMar 03 22:39
MinceRusually you do combine themMar 03 22:39
MinceRfor example, artificial sweetener with artificial and natural aromas :>Mar 03 22:39
DaemonFCMinceR, salt-based preservatives are killing hundreds of thousands every yearMar 03 22:39
DaemonFCdue to high blood pressure it causesMar 03 22:39
DaemonFCand atherosclerosis Mar 03 22:39
Diablo-D3MinceR: we're talking just sweeteners hereMar 03 22:39
DaemonFCthey pump the food full of it cause it's cheapMar 03 22:39
Diablo-D3it just doesnt work togetherMar 03 22:39
MinceRpeople shouldn't eat so damn much of them, thenMar 03 22:40
Diablo-D3DaemonFC: well, the real problem is the lawMar 03 22:40
Diablo-D3you HAVE to have so much preservativesMar 03 22:40
DaemonFCMinceR, can't really avoid itMar 03 22:40
Diablo-D3its nutsMar 03 22:40
DaemonFCit's in EVERYTHINGMar 03 22:40
DaemonFC:PMar 03 22:40
Diablo-D3like, stouffers Mar 03 22:40
Diablo-D3they make the best frozen food outMar 03 22:40
Diablo-D3they invented an incredibly high end flash freezing processMar 03 22:40
DaemonFCoh yeah, frozen dinners are the worst for salt contentMar 03 22:40
DaemonFCabsolutelyMar 03 22:40
Diablo-D3but guess whatMar 03 22:40
Diablo-D3they put salt inMar 03 22:40
Diablo-D3salt in a no artifical ingredients food, btwMar 03 22:40
Diablo-D3its completely naturalMar 03 22:40
Diablo-D3and it tastes rather damned good tooMar 03 22:41
DaemonFCright, but natural amounts are usually safeMar 03 22:41
Diablo-D3the only reason theres salt in it at all is because of THE LAWMar 03 22:41
DaemonFCthe government keeps wanting to regulate salt, so why don't they set caps already?Mar 03 22:41
Diablo-D3DaemonFC: regulate means to "make regular"Mar 03 22:41
Diablo-D3regulating salt is the last thing we needMar 03 22:42
DaemonFCDiablo-D3, They could like, have a salt cap and trade where they pay someone in India to not put that much salt in their food, they pay the government extra tax money to oversee the program, and they leave our salt content where it is nowMar 03 22:42
DaemonFCthat'll work, right? B-)Mar 03 22:42
DaemonFCI mean, it stops global warming :DMar 03 22:43
MinceR:DMar 03 22:43
*Diablo-D3 facepalmsMar 03 22:43
MinceRactually putting salt in the food isn't a global effectMar 03 22:43
MinceRit doesn't spread through the atmosphere :>Mar 03 22:43
DaemonFCMinceR, I was attempting humorMar 03 22:43
DaemonFC:PMar 03 22:43
MinceRi knowMar 03 22:43
MinceRand i reacted to the humor firstMar 03 22:44
DaemonFCsalt and trade laws save American livesMar 03 22:44
DaemonFCpay your taxes!Mar 03 22:44
DaemonFC:)Mar 03 22:44
Diablo-D3dudeMar 03 22:45
Diablo-D3if the government workedMar 03 22:45
Diablo-D3I'd pay half my wages on taxesMar 03 22:45
Diablo-D3seriously. I would.Mar 03 22:45
oiaohmsalt is not just salt.Mar 03 22:45
Diablo-D3argh! oiaohm! shut up!Mar 03 22:45
MinceRthe government doesn't work and i pay more than half my wages on taxes.Mar 03 22:45
Diablo-D3MinceR: you're doing it wrongMar 03 22:46
oiaohmParticular types of salt don't react well with about 60 percent of the populations blood presure.Mar 03 22:46
MinceRso i'd like your deal too, Diablo-D3 Mar 03 22:46
oiaohmJust happens to be the most common salt.Mar 03 22:46
Diablo-D3naclMar 03 22:46
oiaohmYep naclMar 03 22:46
Diablo-D3ye olde common table saltMar 03 22:46
oiaohmPure is the problem.Mar 03 22:47
DaemonFCMinceR, ?Mar 03 22:47
DaemonFCover half?Mar 03 22:47
Diablo-D3hes doing it wrong, seriouslyMar 03 22:47
DaemonFCdamnMar 03 22:47
MinceRDaemonFC: more than half of the money it costs to support a worker goes into taxes and tax-like stuff hereMar 03 22:47
DaemonFCyeah, I'll sayMar 03 22:47
oiaohmAdd in some of the salts that make up natual sea salt and lot of nacl effect disappears.  DaemonFCMar 03 22:47
MinceRDaemonFC: and then there's VATMar 03 22:47
oiaohmOpps Diablo-D3Mar 03 22:47
MinceRDaemonFC: and most of this money is stolenMar 03 22:47
MinceRsome of it is sent to m$Mar 03 22:47
DaemonFCMinceR, That's worthy of a revoltMar 03 22:47
Diablo-D3STOLEN MONIESMar 03 22:48
DaemonFChad you considered that?Mar 03 22:48
MinceRsome of it is sent to other cultsMar 03 22:48
oiaohmBasically we got too good at making it pure.  DaemonFCMar 03 22:48
oiaohmBuggerMar 03 22:48
Diablo-D3QUICKLY, TO THE TEA CAVE, REVOLUTIONARY MANMar 03 22:48
MinceRDaemonFC: the 10 million idiots living in this country accept it and think it's A-OKMar 03 22:48
DaemonFCDiablo-D3, Over half my income in taxes? DAMN STRAIGHT!Mar 03 22:48
DaemonFCto the fucking Teamobile!Mar 03 22:48
Diablo-D3NO TAXATION... OR REPRESENTATION EITHERMar 03 22:48
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[schestowitz] #Apple Chastised Even by Its Own Advocates for Suing #Linux Using #SoftwarePatents http://ur1.ca/oaah #swpatMar 03 22:48
phIRCe-BNcTitle: Apple Chastised Even by Its Own Advocates for Suing Linux Using Software Patents | Boycott Novell .::. Size~: 90.29 KBMar 03 22:48
MinceRi can't change it alone with my current assetsMar 03 22:48
Diablo-D3seriously, if thats representation *point at Congress* I dont want thatMar 03 22:49
schestowitzWatch Jobs' sideburns :-)Mar 03 22:49
DaemonFCMinceR, Try telling them that the average American pays about 15-20% all toldMar 03 22:49
DaemonFCsee if the idea catches that they're being fucked overMar 03 22:49
MinceRwow, that money going from canonical to asay is doing something after all :>Mar 03 22:49
schestowitzHeh.Mar 03 22:50
MinceRDaemonFC: we do have mandatory healthcare thoughMar 03 22:50
DaemonFCMinceR, They bought themselves a columnist?Mar 03 22:50
schestowitzIt makes him think, MinceRMar 03 22:50
MinceRDaemonFC: indeedMar 03 22:50
MinceRschestowitz: no, it makes him advertise another company some of the timeMar 03 22:50
DaemonFCMinceR, Well, that's a little better then provided your healthcare is OKMar 03 22:50
DaemonFCthat costs a fucking fortune hereMar 03 22:50
DaemonFCa bad plan will run you $300-$400 a month if you're not in a group plan through your employerMar 03 22:51
DaemonFCgroup plan costs about $80 a month or so for a decent policyMar 03 22:51
schestowitzconfucius sez, Man use brain, not uses Apple cockMar 03 22:52
MinceRlolMar 03 22:52
MinceRwell saidMar 03 22:52
DaemonFCMinceR, The problem is tht everything your employer is paying is money that you're not makingMar 03 22:52
DaemonFCwhich goes to the insurance cartel insteadMar 03 22:52
MinceRDaemonFC: i knowMar 03 22:52
DaemonFCbehind your back of courseMar 03 22:52
oiaohmDiablo-D3:  Premodern age ye olde common table salt  was sea salt.   It caught a lot of researchers how important the less than 0.20 percent of contamination of other salts and items are to the effects on blood presure.Mar 03 22:52
DaemonFCMinceR, The cartel thrives on people behind stupid and not knowing how much of their pay is really diverted to health insuranceMar 03 22:53
DaemonFCnow that more people know what it realyl costs, they're pissedMar 03 22:53
DaemonFC*being stupidMar 03 22:53
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[ruiseabra] Mário Franco: foram 854M€ vs Mário Lino: foram 900M€. Logo 46M€ ou são trocos para esta gente, ou algo q começa por L e rima com uva...Mar 03 22:53
DaemonFCthe get fired and find out that $100 plan is really $600 a month to continueMar 03 22:54
DaemonFCbeen thereMar 03 22:54
schestowitz"RE: @techflash I'm curious what the PR strategy is here. The Microsoft blog post seemed so unnecessarily aggressive an… http://disq.us/d72nj " http://twitter.com/josephtartakoff/statuses/9808364450Mar 03 22:56
phIRCe-BNcTitle: Error processing the URL: HTTP/1.1 302 FOUND .::. Size~: 0 KBMar 03 22:56
schestowitz^two MS boostersMar 03 22:56
phIRCe-BNcTitle: Twitter / Joseph Tartakoff: RE: @techflash I'm curious ... .::. Size~: 10.24 KBMar 03 22:56
DaemonFChealth insurance is like Microsoft only worseMar 03 22:56
schestowitzMAFIAA tooMar 03 22:56
DaemonFCtheir business relies on you not knowing how much the product really cost youMar 03 22:56
oiaohmNot always the case.  DaemonFC  Our fair trade laws prevents lot of that.    What it was here is that the insurance companies were giving volume discounts to companies.   Then ripping end users off.  Nice breach of fair trade when there was no cost reductions.  Ie it cost the same to add the people either way.Mar 03 22:57
DaemonFCyours mightMar 03 22:58
DaemonFCours don'tMar 03 22:58
oiaohmQuestion what one is it.Mar 03 22:58
DaemonFCOurs is designed to help the villains fuck each and every one of us as hard as possibleMar 03 22:58
oiaohmIe was the company only paying 100 dollars.Mar 03 22:58
oiaohmAnd when you were no longer volume you had to pay full as it was here.Mar 03 22:58
DaemonFChmm, the problem with having an unreleased CD.....Mar 03 22:59
DaemonFCthere's no tags on FreeDBMar 03 22:59
oiaohmI guess there is nothing in USA law to prevent unfair trade.Mar 03 23:00
DaemonFCthere are on some thingsMar 03 23:00
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DaemonFCfalse and deceptive advertising lawsMar 03 23:00
DaemonFCthe lemon law on car salesMar 03 23:00
DaemonFCstuff like thatMar 03 23:00
oiaohmlemon law we still need.Mar 03 23:00
DaemonFCthe problem is that the insurance companies lie through omissionMar 03 23:01
DaemonFCor misrepresenting the factsMar 03 23:01
DaemonFCPROVE it was on purposeMar 03 23:01
DaemonFCyou can't, fuck you, game over, the endMar 03 23:01
oiaohmBoth get on the wrong side of fair trade. Here.Mar 03 23:01
DaemonFCthat's how insurance operatesMar 03 23:01
oiaohmNow ours likes to berry you under a stack of paper work listing everything.Mar 03 23:02
oiaohmAnd I do mean everything.Mar 03 23:02
oiaohmSo you will not bother reading it.Mar 03 23:02
schestowitzhttp://arebentisch.wordpress.com/2010/03/03/brusselsblogger-and-bluntness/Mar 03 23:02
phIRCe-BNcTitle: Brusselsblogger and bluntness: La Poste «  Sköne Oke .::. Size~: 17.05 KBMar 03 23:02
oiaohmYes some even list the price to go to there office and get a bit of paper photocopied.Mar 03 23:02
oiaohmIn a medical insurance policy DaemonFCMar 03 23:03
DaemonFCEasytag has Christian Gangsta Rap as an option for genre?Mar 03 23:03
DaemonFCThat EXISTS?