Creepy Windows XP Halloween mask
An anonymous reader proclaims that "A "Jason"-like hockey mask adorned with a Windows XP sticker and subnet addresses wins IT-related Halloween costume contest. Look out for the scary Data Center Man as well."
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Since we are discussing windows, and being halloween, death, shouldn't the mask be painted blue?
Monstar L
Hehe, subnet mask.
257? Ummm, I don't think I'd wanna hire this guy to manage my network...
This guy's the limit!
Creepy Windows XP Halloweeen Mask
You misspelled "Crappy".
Those who believe the Internet is private,
find their privates are on the Internet.
Your next stop, the 33-bit IP Address Zone!!!!
Whatever you do, don't open that ICMP packet!!!
Genesis 1:32 And God typed
...has been slash! slash! slash! slash! slash! dotted....
Let's be fair. I think this story has real merit by dint of the mask's underlying message. You see, the mask is supposed to be scary because [long explanation of why Windows is bad]. Don't you see how profound and unspoken the message is?
You seem to have posted this amusing but irrelevant "story" on Slashdot. Please remove it and resubmit at again digg.com. You might want to alter the title from this:
To this:
Increase the number of exclamation marks as you see fit, depending on how creepy you feel the mask photo is. You might help your chances of getting the re-submitted post to Digg's main page by using the acronym "OMG" and suggesting that people who don't check out the link are loser's (and yes, you should definitely pluralize it with an apostrophe). Thanks for visiting Slashdot.
-Eric
SJW: Someone who has run out of real oppression, and has to fake it.
But I admit, it does lack the confidence of 13 consecutive exclamation marks.
Obviously he is using IP4.1 which extends each octet to include the Evil Bit, which can be used to mask off packets intended for the spirit metanet. The occult have long hoped that this will lead to breakthroughs in high speed multi-realm data transfer, which has yet to be realised. However, if you matrix the multinet streams, you can get some awesome spooky surround sound.