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Slashdot T-Shirt Contest Winners!

We had 331 entries in the Slashdot T-Shirt Design Contest, and at long last, I'm pleased to announce that our winners are Scott Lewallen, Chris Hoover, and Jude Hansen. There were tons of great entries... and we've made the 3 winning designs, as well as 9 of my favorites available for your perusal. Congrats to the winners, and thanks to everyone who entered the contest! The shirts themselves will be made available at ThinkGeek in the next few weeks.

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  1. Congratulations! by zephc · · Score: 4, Funny

    Congratulations! You have lost!

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  2. I was thinking about a shirt said: by mb12036 · · Score: 5, Funny

    I am an insensitive clod.

    1. Re:I was thinking about a shirt said: by dytin · · Score: 3, Funny

      Those of us that are insensitive clods would have been very offended by such a shirt, you insensitive clod!

    2. Re:I was thinking about a shirt said: by Daniel_Staal · · Score: 5, Funny

      How about 'I am an Anonymous Coward"? ("and proud of it!"?)

      If only I could draw...

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    3. Re:I was thinking about a shirt said: by zephc · · Score: 4, Funny

      you seem a little sensitive, for such an insensitive clod :P

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    4. Re:I was thinking about a shirt said: by RetroGeek · · Score: 3, Informative

      I also third this idea.

      There, we have three thirds. Now we have a whole idea.

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    5. Re:I was thinking about a shirt said: by roka · · Score: 4, Funny

      I would forth this, but I prefer lisp.

  3. color choices by Patik · · Score: 5, Funny

    Nearly all of them are designs to be put on black t-shirts... Probably because black doesn't show pit/food stains as easily and can be reworn for months on end without washing.

    1. Re:color choices by cybermace5 · · Score: 5, Funny

      But you forget, a black shirt easily shows up dandruff.

      The solution is a kind of mottled charcoal/grey shirt.

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    2. Re:color choices by FreshFunk510 · · Score: 5, Funny

      While we're at it, can we manufacture the shirts so that deoderant is somehow embedded in the fabric so that they'll take effect when being worn (by smelly, non-showering nerds)?

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    3. Re:color choices by cybermace5 · · Score: 5, Funny

      Duct tape and two Speed Sticks, my friend.

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    4. Re:color choices by FreshFunk510 · · Score: 5, Funny

      Only with geek wearing Slashdot shirts does the issue of a well designed solution (embedded deoderant) go up against a hacked (duct tape) one. :P

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    5. Re:color choices by Thud457 · · Score: 5, Funny

      The hack won't work for purely socialogical reasons. It makes the faulty assumption that Geekus malodorous would acknowledge a problem in the first place. So it's better to just make all geek t-shirts self-deodorizing.

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    6. Re:color choices by sacherjj · · Score: 2, Interesting

      Actually, deodorant doesn't work after there is a smell, because the smell is caused by bacteria. Deodorant doesn't kill bacteria. It only covers it up. You can use more natural deodorants instead, such as apple cider vinegar or salt stone. Both kill the bacteria and make an environment where the bacteria can't rapidly grow.

      These are very handy when you are riding a bicycle across the country and only get to shower every third night. Vinegar works very well, and the smell evaporates in a minute or two. If you already stink, it eliminates the odor.

      What finally made me switch to natural deodorants is realizing that the number one ingredient to my Speed Stick was anti-freeze (ethylene glycol).

  4. Finally! by Chicane-UK · · Score: 5, Funny

    Keep it up guys.. keep loading those images.

    We might finally be able to Slashdot Slashdot!! :)

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    1. Re:Finally! by arcanumas · · Score: 4, Funny

      Yes. This is what it technically called "Recursive Slashdotting"
      It would be better illustrated if hey posted all 331 images. This would be the "Slashdot - hit of death" attack.

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  5. Bravo! by TopShelf · · Score: 2, Interesting

    While the winners are indeed well done, the PHB entry is truly inspired. Any chance some of the Honorable Mentions might become available?

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    1. Re:Bravo! by DeborahArielPickett · · Score: 3, Funny

      Note the second of this designer's entries with the big-headed geek saying:

      YES! With a single push of this button I can bring any website to it's [sic] knees, just like Slashdot!!

      Take a look at the spelling of "it's" there. This is either a terribly sad indictment or masterfully brilliant observation; I haven't figured out which yet.

  6. All those images.... by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 5, Funny

    Could this be the first time /. gets /.ed by /.?

  7. Thank God. by heldlikesound · · Score: 4, Funny

    I thought I was going to have to do laundry.

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    1. Re:Thank God. by drkich · · Score: 2, Funny

      That is what our wives are for.

  8. Has to be said... by thrillbert · · Score: 4, Funny

    But when can I see the results of the Wet /. T-Shirt contest??

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    1. Re:Has to be said... by Biomechanoid · · Score: 4, Funny

      But when can I see the results of the Wet /. T-Shirt contest??

      You need at least two females for that.

    2. Re:Has to be said... by binaryDigit · · Score: 5, Funny

      But when can I see the results of the Wet /. T-Shirt contest??

      Dude, the image of all those /.'ers out there in wet tshirts, all of whom could use the "bro" or the "manssiere" just about made me lose my lunch.

    3. Re:Has to be said... by cmburns69 · · Score: 2, Funny

      The horror! *shudder*

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    4. Re:Has to be said... by Virtex · · Score: 2, Funny

      But when can I see the results of the Wet /. T-Shirt contest??

      They'll be wet when you take them out of the washing machine ... oh wait, nevermind.

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  9. So... by Patik · · Score: 5, Funny

    ...are there any shirts available for those of us who don't want to look like a complete dork?

    1. Re:So... by CableModemSniper · · Score: 5, Funny

      Why are you here then?

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    2. Re:So... by error502 · · Score: 5, Funny

      You're a /. subscriber, and you're trying to *not* look like a complete dork?

    3. Re:So... by isaac · · Score: 2, Insightful
      ...are there any shirts available for those of us who don't want to look like a complete dork?

      Yes. They're called "plain" or "unprinted" shirts.

      Why pay extra for the privilege of becoming a walking billboard?

      -Isaac

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  10. My favorite designs by pq · · Score: 4, Insightful
    My personal favorite is the Topoleski design, "If you can read this, you belong here." And I really like the Morse code (Russ Clarke) design too. Don't really get any of the cheesy cartoon ones... but to each his own, I guess.

    Congratulations to the winners.

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    1. Re:My favorite designs by FreshFunk510 · · Score: 2, Insightful

      But the question is what % of readers of slashdot can actually read morse code or even binary? The truth is very, very few nerds do (whether we'd like to admit it or not). :)

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    2. Re:My favorite designs by elmegil · · Score: 2, Informative

      So I'm lazy and don't want to translate the binary into hex or ascii. What does the Topoleski design say?

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    3. Re:My favorite designs by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 2, Informative

      Slashdot.ORG

      The ORG is uppercase... weird if you ask me.

      Also, I'd prefer matrix-like numbers, in fuzzy green... Would be WAY cooler, I don't know how the author missed that idea!

    4. Re:My favorite designs by Gudlyf · · Score: 3, Funny
      I would've liked to have seen a design with a cartoon troll (something like this) staring at a computer screen and a post on Slashdot that's moderated as "Troll". Then have a thought bubble over his head: "Hrm. Slashdot. How do they always know."

      I dunno. Something like that. Not like I refined the idea or anything.

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    5. Re:My favorite designs by ---- · · Score: 2, Funny

      Notice the difference in usernames between those two posts?

      "Xombo" != "----" for instance...

      *smirk*

  11. Question about the shirts by flikx · · Score: 5, Funny

    Will they have big advertisements on them? Specifically, Microsoft advertisements?

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    1. Re:Question about the shirts by Keighvin · · Score: 5, Funny

      Not if you're a subscriber.

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  12. images.slashdot.org by cmburns69 · · Score: 4, Funny

    slasdotted already. How ironic.

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  13. Chris Hoover needs a faster connection by Ridgelift · · Score: 4, Funny

    I think we should take a collection and buy Chris Hoover a faster internet connection. His Syringe with a RJ-11 jack is really nice, but who uses a phone line anymore? I would think a RJ-45 high-speed ethernet connection would be more apropos.

  14. Say what? by Otter · · Score: 3, Insightful
    I don't get it -- the "mainline geek culture" picture is a syringe attached to what? (Oh, it's an Ethernet cable, right? OK, I do get it. Still, it's a bit excessively stylized.)

    I'd have gone with the "soothing green light" shirt as #1 and "Get back to work!" as #2, but that's me.

    1. Re:Say what? by badasscat · · Score: 2, Insightful

      I don't get it -- the "mainline geek culture" picture is a syringe attached to what? (Oh, it's an Ethernet cable, right? OK, I do get it. Still, it's a bit excessively stylized.)

      It's also probably the only one of these (the winners) that I'd buy, so to each his own. How can you go wrong mixing geek culture with drug culture? It's a perfect marriage.

      I do sorta like the "soothing green light" one also, but probably not enough to buy one.

  15. Mainline Geek Culture - via what network media? by RevMike · · Score: 4, Insightful
    My favorite is Chris Hoover's "Syringe becomes Modular plug".

    But, being a geek, I have an annoying nitpick. The modular plug is for a three-pair cable (RJ-14). Why do a modem cable when broadband is so popular. Most ethernet connections are four-pair (RJ-45).

    If you wanted to be retro geeky, use the BNC connector for 10Base-2 (ThinNet).

  16. Imagine a beowulf cluster of these. by FocaJonathan · · Score: 2, Funny

    A dozen cool shirts, but image a beowulf cluster of these...

    I'm sorry I couldn't help myself.

  17. Slashdotted by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 2, Funny

    Site is slashdotted. Here is the article text

    Slashdot T-Shirt Contest Winners

    Scott Lewallen, scott at mezic dot com
    Chris Hoover, chris at mtgcp.com
    Jude Hansen, jude-hansen at comcast dot net
    Honorable Mentions

    Chris Hil, ubergeek at ubergeek dot tv
    Chris Hil, ubergeek at ubergeek dot tv
    Chris Hil, ubergeek at ubergeek dot tv

    Dan Sandler, dsandler at dsandler dot org
    Tom Emens, tom at soberideas dot com
    Jose Elias, josecarloselias at yahoo dot com

    Russ Clarke, trojan_twokay at hotmail dot com
    Wayne Dahlberg, waynefj40 at comcast dot net
    James Topoleski, Falcon5768 at comcast dot net

  18. Gifts by BlueRibbon · · Score: 2, Insightful

    I think that the contest was a great way to discover new talented designers and to spread Slashdot.
    But have you wondered to offer some T-Shirt's to some members, the most participating ones, the ones with most Karma, etc...?
    After all, what would Slashdot be without them?

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  19. I prefer some ot the runner ups by C_nemo · · Score: 3, Interesting

    Any chance there could be high resolution tiff/ps/pdf of the runner up entries posted somewhere? I realy like the 'bathing geeks in soothing green light' thing. Want to send it to a A3 color printer, or A1 color plotter...

    1. Re:I prefer some ot the runner ups by diatonic · · Score: 2, Interesting

      Dan Sandler has kindly made his design available in vector format here... and it should scale nicely to any size you like!

      .:diatonic:.

  20. Re:/. Effect! by KillerHamster · · Score: 2, Funny

    Keep on hitting refresh, let's see how slow we can make it!

  21. Re:T-Shirts by calethix · · Score: 2, Insightful

    good point, all of those tshirt submissions and not one captured the true essence of slashdot... the flame/troll posting AC.

  22. All of the entrys by Dante · · Score: 5, Interesting

    I would of loved to have seen all of the hundreds of entrys, why not post them all?

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    1. Re:All of the entrys by dr_dank · · Score: 2, Funny

      I would of loved to have seen all of the hundreds of entrys

      Same here. I'd like to see how the Natalie Portman/Goatse/hot grits/GNAA/*BSD is dying troll cliche extravaganza shirt would look.

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    2. Re:All of the entrys by Dante · · Score: 2, Insightful

      Leave it to a geek to forget that some things are just _PLAIN_ subjective art on t-shirts is just one example.

      If CT was worried about "critisism" then there would have been no Slashdot in the first place. Personaly I enjoy looking at other peoples creations.

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  23. Re:Haha! by Maskull · · Score: 5, Funny

    "I buy anything that ThinkGeek sells because I'm 1337." Come to think of it, that would make a good shirt.

  24. Proofreading? by NetDrain · · Score: 5, Informative

    Not to be too much of a grammar nazi, but I do hope that the apostrophe error on Chris Hil's middle t-shirt is corrected before these shirts get printed -- I'd hate to have people think that no one on slashdot has good grammar *coughcough* (Oh, the irony.)

    "Yes! With a single push of this button I can bring any website to it's [sic] knees, just like SLASHDOT!!

    1. Re:Proofreading? by Koushiro · · Score: 2, Informative

      As great as that shirt is (despite the grammatical error), note that only the top line of shirts is being printed: that is, Volatile Hyperlinking, mainline geek culture, and News w/ nerd slant are the only shirts being printed.

      Mind you, I'd have preferred one of Chris Hil's shirts to Jude Hansen's, but -- c'est la vie.

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    2. Re:Proofreading? by joldc · · Score: 3, Funny

      I'd hate to have people think that no one on slashdot actually reads what was written.

      (the top three are winners and will be printed)

  25. Re:PHB's coffee mug text? by TopShelf · · Score: 2, Informative

    I believe it says "World's Fattest", which some people underneath...

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  26. Big-endian/Little-endian by inertia187 · · Score: 4, Interesting

    01010011-01101100
    01100001-01110011
    01101000-011 00100
    01101111-01110100
    00101110-01001111
    01010 010-01000111

    If you can read this, you belong here.

    Very funny. Does .ORG really have to be capitalized? It's like yelling. :) And does this mean that Slashdor favors a particular endian?

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    1. Re:Big-endian/Little-endian by onomatomania · · Score: 2, Funny

      For those of you too lazy to pull out your ascii chart and binary decoder ring:


      $ perl -e 'print map chr(oct "0b$_"), unpack("a8"x12, "0101001101101100011000010111001101101000011001000 11011110111010000101110010011110101001001000111"); '
      Slashdot.ORG


  27. Comment removed by account_deleted · · Score: 3, Funny

    Comment removed based on user account deletion

  28. Re:Haha! by stratjakt · · Score: 4, Informative

    It's no drawing, it's probably the most photo ever taken of Einstein.

    And you can't use his image without his estate's permission. He's handled by the same company that handles the Three Stooges, Monroe, James Dean, etc, etc.. Can't think of the company's name, though.

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  29. Re:apropos by error502 · · Score: 2, Insightful

    Congratulations, you've just admitted to being a Windows user.

    man apropos

  30. Cafe Press the other shirts PLEASE!!! by gsfprez · · Score: 4, Funny

    Would there be any rights violations if folks went and sold these other shirts on CafePress?

    I for one won't be seen in any of the winner shirts - but i'm all over the "soothing green light" shirt when that becomes available.

    and where the fsck is the ad-shirt for Natalie Portman's Hot Grits?

    it would have Yakov holding a box of the grits pouring them into his pants saying : "Natalie Portman's Hot Grits : In SOVIET RUSSIA you MOD PARENT UP and ??? Profit!"

    i wanted to do this design myself - but i'm as artistic as a dung beetle.

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    1. Re:Cafe Press the other shirts PLEASE!!! by mhore · · Score: 2, Informative
      Would there be any rights violations if folks went and sold these other shirts on CafePress?

      I think so -- because in the Official Rules (we all read them, right?) it said that the entry becomes property of Slashdot (or whoever owns them now -- I forget). So, I believe it would be a violation.

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  31. Re:Copyright? by stevel · · Score: 3, Informative

    Not only that, but using any image of Albert Einstein for commercial purposes requires a license from the heirs of Einstein.

    http://www.albert-einstein.org/contact3.html

  32. Somehow ... by sudotcsh · · Score: 2, Informative
  33. Well, to be _completely_ accurate by TheTranceFan · · Score: 2, Informative
    53|6c|61|73|68|64|6f|74|2e|4f|52|47
    S |l |a |s |h |d |o |t |. |O |R |G
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  34. My open source variant by mbourgon · · Score: 5, Funny

    Front: Anonymous
    Back: Coward

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    1. Re:My open source variant by oever · · Score: 2, Funny

      I'd prefer:

      Imagine a beowolf cluster of nerds

      i'm syncing with slashdot.org every 5 minutes

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  35. Show of hands... by El · · Score: 5, Funny

    Ok, how many of you actually looked up the "If you can read this, you belong here" T-shirt to confirm that it actually said "Slashdot.org"??? If you did, then you DEFINATELY belong here!

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    1. Re:Show of hands... by echucker · · Score: 5, Funny

      Are you mad? That'd be like reading the fucking article! ;-)

    2. Re:Show of hands... by Hakubi_Washu · · Score: 2, Interesting

      OK, I did :-)
      I suspected it might but stumbled when the first and the fourth character didn't match. Then capitalization clicked in... Why the heck would anyone capitalize a url?

      For those who didn't get it (I know it's improbable, but I want to show off, ok? :-)

      Those 16bit "lines" are split into 2 8bit "words", then:
      Binary Decimal ASCII
      01010011 83 S
      01101100 108 l
      01100001 97 a
      01110011 115 s
      01101000 104 h
      01100100 100 d
      01101111 111 o
      01110100 116 t
      00101110 46 .
      01001111 79 O
      01010010 82 R
      01000111 71 G

    3. Re:Show of hands... by panaceaa · · Score: 3, Interesting

      What do you mean "look up?" You don't know that 01000001 is A and 01100001 is a? And that you just have to subtract each letter's value from the above numbers to know what letter number the value represents?

      Come on: it's binary, not rocket science. You should have learned to subtract numbers in elementary school.

  36. Required Information.... by coryboehne · · Score: 4, Informative

    Well, in this case because it's merchandizing use of Einstein's image you need to contact the Roger Richman Agency:>/a>
    But, if you really want to know, material originally published prior to 1971 belongs to the Albert Einstein Archives at The Hebrew University of Jerusalem
    But if it's unpublished material or material originally published after 1971 or further if it was published in The Collected Papers of Albert Einstein, you should contact the Princeton University Press..


    I hope this *ahem* clears things up a little...

    I don't know if I've ever seen one person who could potentially have so many different requirements to use their image... Especially a DEAD person.. Anyway though I did think that shirt was pretty funny.. I did a peice of artwork with Einstein's image in it, and even though I asked for permission about four months ago, I still have not received word back, so good luck!

  37. Re:T-shirt contest? by RatBastard · · Score: 2, Funny

    Oh, like we want to see nerds in wet t-shirts! *SHUDDER*

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  38. Great Ghu no!! by TheConfusedOne · · Score: 2, Funny

    While we're at it, can we manufacture the shirts so that deoderant is somehow embedded in the fabric so that they'll take effect when being worn

    This cannot be allowed to happen. The "slashdot effect" cannot be used for good.

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  39. IF I EVER SEE ANY OF YOU FREAKS WEARING THESE by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 2, Funny

    shirts out on the street, you can expect an immediate ass-kicking. You've been warned.

  40. Won't be buying the Chris Hoover shirt by Rude+Turnip · · Score: 2, Insightful

    Sorry, I think it's a little tasteless to associate Slashdot with something as sad as heroin addiction.

  41. The second Image... by s-orbital · · Score: 2, Funny

    Is it just the spam getting to me, or does it seem like that second image is a penis pump with an RJ-45 connector?

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  42. Binary Shirt by A+Cheese+Danish · · Score: 2, Informative

    For those too lazy to translate it yourself:

    01010011011011000110000101110011011010000110010001 1011110111010000101110010011110101001001000111 = Slashdot.ORG

    Oh, and I really would've loved to see Dan's design (soothing green light) done. As is, I'll probably go with the Lewallen one.

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  43. Re:Soothing green light by dsandler · · Score: 2, Funny

    blush

  44. Re:/. uses iPhoto? by Patrick13 · · Score: 2, Funny

    Jeez. the images are loading pretty slowly. Maybe slashdot slashdotted itself?

    >> http://images.slashdot.org/

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  45. Re:/. uses iPhoto? by GeorgeH · · Score: 2, Funny
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  46. And for those who DON'T belong here... by BlueOtto · · Score: 2, Informative

    T-Shirt LinkFor those that can't just read binary...

    0101001101101100
    0110000101110011
    0110100001100100
    0110111101110100
    0010111001001111
    0101001001000111

    comes out to Slashdot.ORG or figure it out yourself using a Binary/Text converter.

  47. The binary design by falcon5768 · · Score: 2, Informative

    Oh well I tried, as for why it came out Slashdot.ORG I have no clue, I must admit I cheated cause I didnt feel like figuring it out by hand so I think the program I used f--ked it up. Shows me not to trust a program again :-P. I actually like a lot of the designs, they are all pretty cool, and beat my design hands down, congrats to the winners.

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  48. Re:That's what that is? by Xerithane · · Score: 3, Funny

    A syringe with an RJ11... It just makes no sense...

    At first I thought it was a vacuum cleaner, Apple style (kinda like the iBrator.) It was funny then, because it was like, "Slashdot: Still sucking", but then I realized it was a syringe and was just confused.

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  49. I'm not trolling but... by Lord_Dweomer · · Score: 4, Insightful
    This SERIOUSLY isn't a troll post. But one thing that irritates me about this is how little compensation the designers are getting for their work versus how much Thinkgeek will make and how much Slashdot will make on commissions (or maybe its the other way around). What I'd really like to see is how much revenue/profit they've made from these shirts. C'mon guys, you got our designs for dirt cheap, the least you can do is let us know how much more you're getting for this than we are.

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  50. Re:multiple entries? by CTate · · Score: 5, Informative
    Indeed:

    4. Number of Entries Deemed Eligible. You may enter only one Entry for the entire Contest Period.

    I know people who had multiple (IMO good) t-shirt ideas but only submitted one because of this rule. And yet Chris Hil has three different shirts out of the nine runners-up?
  51. Re:multiple entries? by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 2, Funny

    Maybe the Slashdot editors forgot to read their own article?

  52. Trademark Infringement? by Snarfy · · Score: 2, Insightful

    Isn't the one violating some kind of trademark with Dr. Pepper / Seven Up, Inc?

  53. 1 more vote for the "Soothing Green Light" one by mooman · · Score: 4, Interesting

    Shame that Taco didn't pick the "Soothing Green Light" one as a favorite of his, because I liked it the best of the set.

    Can we have a writein vote where the most popular one with the readers also gets made into a shirt? If so, this is my vote for the "soothing green light" one...

    Oh, and don't forget extended sizes.. XXL or XXXL would be a nice thing. Some of us like our shirts baggy.

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  54. Soothing Green Light by embedded_C · · Score: 4, Interesting
    Please make Dan Sandler's "Soothing Green Light" design into a t-shirt. I'll buy one then.

    Can't we mod Dan's shirt up?

  55. Shirts for Longhaired geeks by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 2, Interesting

    It's amazing that most TShirts have logos on them that cannot be read if you have long-hair, like most of the hardcore geeks I know (including myself). I wonder if people will start putting logos on the back shoulders of the shirt for this purpose. (I wonder if I can patent this)

  56. Amusing geek T-shirt sightings at DEFCON by c64cryptoboy · · Score: 4, Funny

    I just flew back in from DEFCON 11, where people were selling/wearing the following:

    - Life ain't nothin but bitches, money, and root.

    - I need a girl who's name doesn't end with .JPG

    - I rooted your girlfriend's box, and I didn't use a trojan

    - Computer security is like sex. Once your penetrated, you're pretty much f*cked.

    - Chicks dig guys that write recursive algorithms

    - Save a filesystem -- Mount a sysadmin

    - When you're caught, we're splitting up your warez

    - My other computer is your linux box

    - Trinity is a script kiddie

    - There's no place like 127.0.0.1

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    1. Re:Amusing geek T-shirt sightings at DEFCON by iapetus · · Score: 2, Funny
      There's no place like 127.0.0.1


      There's no place like localhost? I don't get it... Surely it should read "There's no place like ~/.."?

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  57. Re:That's what that is? by eKto1 · · Score: 2, Informative

    Or it could represent the "fix" of news that us /.'ers require, similar to that of a.. say.. heroin addict?

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  58. My T-Shirt Suggestion by MyHair · · Score: 4, Funny

    I wish I were funny enough to keep the nested +5 Funny thread going.

  59. Like this... by Gudlyf · · Score: 3, Funny

    Here's a quick hack-n-slash job of it.

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  60. Re:That's what that is? by theoryman · · Score: 2, Insightful
    At first I thought it was a vacuum cleaner
    I did too, especially considering the guy's name is Hoover...

    I'm surprised that some overly sensitive person hasn't complained about using drug paraphernalia to promote slashdot. Not that there's any kind of positive public image to be upheld, but still. :P
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