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  1. Re:No on Emulation Explosion On the PS3 Via Linux · · Score: 1

    Oh God, the pixels, the pixels are coming to get me!!!!

  2. Re:No on Emulation Explosion On the PS3 Via Linux · · Score: 1

    Actually, they are already working on the PS4. There was an article on /. a couple weeks ago regarding Sony getting together with nvidia or ati (can't remember which) about designing it.

  3. Re:No on Emulation Explosion On the PS3 Via Linux · · Score: 5, Informative
    You mean like:
    • Raw Power
    • Linux install in the freaking menu (no cracking required)
    • Standard USB cable for controller charging
    • Free online play (no subscription BS)
    • Nearly flawless upnp video/music/image viewer (no need to install xmbc, etc)
    • Power adapter is BUILT IN (standard desktop power cord goes straight in the back)
    • Very low failure rate (unline some other console out there)
    • Can be run 24/7 without heat issues (I do folding@home CONSTANTLY while not playing games on it with no problems)
    • card reader built into the front (5 or 6 in one)
    • Folding at home (sponsored by sony themselves) as a native app

    Remember, some of us actually have REASONS for picking a particular console!

  4. Re:Nokia n810 on Best Wi-Fi Portable Browsing Device? · · Score: 2, Informative

    How has nobody in this thread mentioned the N810's built in GPS? Nothing says "I know where wifi is" than a list of geo-coords to back it up!

    Not to mention that the built in map program has a list of Gizmo (paid) wifi spots. There is also osm2go that allows you to edit osm maps (adding wifi spots, etc) on the fly in the field

  5. Re:politicians on UK Government Ads Link Games With "Early Death" · · Score: 1

    Where is the +1 genius mode?

  6. Re:What's "passive" gaming? on UK Government Ads Link Games With "Early Death" · · Score: 1

    If an activity involves your ass being in contact with a couch, bean-bag, chair, etc. it cannot qualify as a physical activity that promotes good health.

    So much for my wheelchair racing activities, and have you ever tried to get OUT of a bean-bag chair?!? That's like 10 minutes of exercise every time to use the washroom or get snack!

  7. Re:So did I miss something? on UK Government Ads Link Games With "Early Death" · · Score: 3, Informative

    You have just touched my argument against what they have done. They are aiming directly at video games and while they can contribute to inactive lifestyles, so can a lot of things that most people PROMOTE. What about board games (which you mentioned), reading, building model cars, playing cards, or god forbid, STUDYING!

    The truth is that EVERYTHING we do can contribute to our death if we do too much of it. Play too many video games and you can become obese, build to many model cars and you can inhale paint fumes, exercise to hard and you can have a debilitating injuring, study too much and you can become a recluse (causing obesity), wash your hands too often and you can lower your immune system.

    People need to stop freaking out about every little thing they do and just realise that moderation is everything. Everything can kill you, but few things will do so in moderation.

  8. Random Face... on Audio Watermarks Could Pinpoint Film Pirates By Seat · · Score: 2, Funny

    Just cover up the license plates on your forehead...

  9. Re:Not very "Family Friendly" either on Watchmen Watched · · Score: 4, Funny

    Happy Tree Friends?

  10. Re:The Nation responds with force! on ISS's Node 3 Might Be Named "Colbert" · · Score: 3, Funny

    *looks up*

  11. Re:Pi = 3 on Illinois Declares Pluto a Planet · · Score: 1

    Until someone tries to make a concrete pillar and can't figure out why they are short by a factor of .1415965...

  12. Re:9 Browsers compared on 9 Browsers Compared For Speed and Features · · Score: 1

    You can render javascript?

  13. Re:No Case Under US Law on Timetable App Developer Gets Nastygram From Transit Sydney · · Score: 4, Funny

    Disclaimer: IAAL.

    Holy crap, and actual lawyer on slashdot!!!

  14. Re:At last! on Windows 7 Lets You Uninstall IE8 · · Score: 1

    +5 funny!

  15. Re:At last! on Windows 7 Lets You Uninstall IE8 · · Score: 0, Flamebait

    Vista works?

  16. Re:that won't work on iRobot Develops Hamster-Guided Robotic Vacuum · · Score: 1

    No kidding, we buy our cats bouncy-balls, and they ALL end up under the SAME shelving unit!

  17. Re:old farts trying to stay relevent on Microsoft Windows, On a Mainframe · · Score: 1

    You can buy mainframes with a warranty and guarantee, meaning that IT WILL NOT CRASH.

    Well, until they put Windows on it...

  18. Re:73 years old? on Bionic Eye Gives Blind Man Sight · · Score: 1

    He didn't die from an electric shock to the inside of his skull, he was just old and had a stroke!

  19. Re:Oops... on Google NativeClient Security Contest · · Score: 1

    Ironically, giving slashdot a challenge you do want fulfilled tends to return nothing but sarcasm...

  20. Re:that won't work on iRobot Develops Hamster-Guided Robotic Vacuum · · Score: 1

    I guess the "rooms at the bottom of the stairs" are limited places...

  21. Re:Somehow we have to get a cat involved in this. on iRobot Develops Hamster-Guided Robotic Vacuum · · Score: 1

    From what I remember, they main reason they cancelled the project was when they had a "technical" mistake. They dropped the bats out in the desert as a test, but unfortunately, they were not far enough away and found their way back to the base...

  22. Re:Oops... on Google NativeClient Security Contest · · Score: 1

    Actually, it sounds more like a challenge to me.

    I learned a LONG time ago to NEVER, EVER give slashdot a challenge you don't want fulfilled!

  23. Re:question on Analyzing Microsoft's Linux Lawsuit · · Score: 2, Insightful

    I haven't looked into the OSDL, but if you are going to donate money to an organization with FOSS and customer rights in mind, please also consider helping the EFF. I have not affiliation with them, but they are constantly working to protect our rights and have never heard even a hint of them doing anything immoral, disrespectful or dishonest with the money donated to them.

  24. Re:Don't worry... on Canadian ISPs Speak Out Against Net Neutrality · · Score: 1

    Until they decide to add a clause to your contract stating that you still have to pay for the connection cost of the remainder of your contract. The exception being shaw and a couple others who don't have contracts.

  25. Re:Stop overselling on Canadian ISPs Speak Out Against Net Neutrality · · Score: 2, Insightful

    That tells me they want to transfer you to a high-bandwidth line and charge you more for it ;)