Posts by Edward Amsden
8 posts • joined Thursday 23rd August 2007 16:33 GMT
Edward Amsden
@amanfromMars → #
Posted Thursday 12th June 2008 19:51 GMT
In Microsoft: keep your sticky mitts off our language runtime
"Can you think of any good reason why it should not be a case of 'embrace, extend and extinguish' for anyone who would pimp 'embrace, extend and extinguish'."
Did you almost just make sense?
Edward Amsden
@amanfromMars → #
Posted Monday 9th June 2008 22:49 GMT
In AMD pitches latest Opterons at swollen boxen
amanfromMars commenting on Paris Hilton...
Wait... they're both on crack
Edward Amsden
@Paul → #
Posted Monday 26th May 2008 08:09 GMT
In Revenue admits another IT cock-up

A government cannot survive without taxes. Doing it fairly, now that is another matter.
Here in the U.S. we spend <i>billions</i> every year in "tax compliance" costs, because of our huge tax code. There is a proposal in the House of Representatives to replace the tax code with a 23% inclusive sales tax, removing all corporate and individual income and capital gains taxes. A monthly prebate will be sent to every family for taxes on spending up to the "poverty level", i.e. the amount of money that must be spent on necessities.
I hope this goes through. Income tax is a really bad way to do things...
Edward Amsden
I wonder... → #
Posted Thursday 28th February 2008 05:39 GMT
In User-friendly black hats debut Crimeware as a Service (CAAS)
How many people would try to hit Microsoft with that...
Hmm... If the site runs Windoze...
I could take over the CAAS site and get the money for myself!
innovation...
Edward Amsden
harsh? → #
Posted Thursday 21st February 2008 01:48 GMT
In Wikileaks judge gets Pirate Bay treatment

Even if the penalty is successful, isn't it a bit harsh? One "libelous" document that is probably true anyway results in a domain name getting shut down?
Wow, shutdown all the websites where I have stored and posted signatures with an unflattering quote of her Shrillaryness.
Edward Amsden
Home servers → #
Posted Tuesday 1st January 2008 09:05 GMT
In Microsoft warns on Home Server bug

Again, Microsoft gets away with releasing alpha-quality software that isn't even compatible with their own applications. My servers at home have never lost a single piece of data.
They run Linux, and it took me two minutes to set each one up. Anyone who says that setting up a Linux anything is difficult (certain hardware issues aside) should be forever banned from using computers. Something like a court can declare someone insane and take away their voting rights.
Edward Amsden
Re: What will the creationists think? → #
Posted Sunday 30th September 2007 20:20 GMT
In Oxygen pollution began earlier than we ever thought
The methods NASA (and any other agency) use to date samples etc are based on evolutionary assumptions. Dating these samples at 50-100 million years does not "prove" that the earth is millions or billions of years old because the dating method is based on the assumption that the earth is millions of years old. That's called "circular reasoning."
Edward Amsden
look below... → #
Posted Thursday 23rd August 2007 16:59 GMT
In Net bride Aussie kidnapped in Mali
Check out the google ads at the bottom of the page. Mine read: "Russian Brides", "Nigerian Dating", and "Russian Visa"...