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  1. Re:It's a live documentary on Critics Call For NASA TV To "Liven Up" · · Score: 1

    But surely they could throw in a few Tie Fighters.

  2. Re:I like NASA TV how it is. on Critics Call For NASA TV To "Liven Up" · · Score: 1

    I have ADD and NASA TV can capture my attention for hours.

    Then by definition, you do not have Attention Deficit Disorder.

    How would you know?

  3. Re:This ain't MTV! on Critics Call For NASA TV To "Liven Up" · · Score: 1

    I couldn't agree more. However I recognise the problem that intelligent people are the minority of our society and as a result it is important for NASA to engage public interest or the funding can dry up when the "people" are no longer interested.

    I propose "NASA Dumb-ass Digest" to run as a 1 Hour weekly episode that can be crafted for the dumb masses with all 168hours footage fitted into a single episode. Meanwhile the intellectually superior can continue watching our NASA TV the way we prefer. This seems like a win-win situation to me, we get NASA tv and NASA gets more public support.

  4. Re:eh, I'm not crying too hard on The Secret Lives of Amazon's Elves · · Score: 1

    $11 an hour shouldn't even be legal.

  5. Re:Too Much Time On Their Hands on Religion in Video Games · · Score: 1

    Of course they don't understand freedom, they feel the need to be lead like sheep.

  6. Re:Modern Warfare: The Return of Christ on Religion in Video Games · · Score: 1

    Will Charles Darwin be the end boss?

  7. Re:Oh. on Texas County Will Use Twitter To Publish Drunk Drivers' Names · · Score: 1

    People know not to trust what they read online.

  8. Re:Maybe I'm stating the obvious, but on Typing With Your Brain · · Score: 1

    That's why smart people enter the email address LAST, especially when alcohol is involved.

  9. Re:This is different how? on Ford's New Cars To Be Wi-Fi Hotspots · · Score: 1

    I thought 9/11 was a JENGA promotion. http://uncyclopedia.wikia.com/wiki/9/11

  10. Re:To be fair... on AU Authority Moves To Censor Net Filtering Protest Site · · Score: 1

    Unfortunatly I have to agree with the censor on this one. However it doesn't excuse only 3hrs notice.

  11. not a US domain name on AU Authority Moves To Censor Net Filtering Protest Site · · Score: 0

    .com is NOT a United States domain name. .us is the united states.

    Just more clueless idiots posting fallacies.

  12. Re:What happened to you, UK? You used to be cool on UK Government Seeks New Web Censorship Powers · · Score: 1

    Here in Australia it's the religious people who are the biggest supporters of censorship. I wonder why?

  13. Re:Positive Reinforcement on Fines Fail To Curb Cell Phone Usage While Driving · · Score: 1

    Have they tried educating rather than penalising? Strange as it may see, most of us respond positively to scientific fact rather than an impersonal fine. Who can say why this takes place?

    No, apparently religious primitives still make up a majority of the worlds population.

  14. Re:The Book on Judges Can't "Friend" Lawyers in Florida · · Score: 1

    Better hope Smith isn't representing you in Roberts court.

  15. Re:This Is Similar To Online Piracy on Three Lawmakers Ask For Enforcement Against Leak Sites · · Score: 1

    Obviously they don't want to got this far and at this point its not that important.

    Tell that to the MPAA

  16. Re:This type of illegal activity? on Hackers Find Home In Amazon EC2 Cloud · · Score: 1

    Is it even possible for anyone to find out all the possible illegal uses of technolgies like cloud computing?

    Yes, because it's exactly the same as regular computing.

  17. Re:Nothing really special on Hackers Find Home In Amazon EC2 Cloud · · Score: 1

    Alternatively you can just terminate the instance. Far easier than disconnecting a physical machine.

  18. Re:One problem on WPA-PSK Cracking As a Service · · Score: 1

    Have fun remembering that off the top of your head.

    That's ok ill post it on my blog for easy retrieval.

  19. Re:Shodan's retinal scanners can always be fooled on Subverting Fingerprinting · · Score: 1

    Hmmmmm....

    Surly only someone with a valuable retina would hide.

  20. Re:One problem on WPA-PSK Cracking As a Service · · Score: 1

    You'd be very surprised how even a very complex password can be cracked with a dictionary attack, including "P@$sW0rD!".

    What about: C5&}+6@.lf2^?5Im^j~~+:VBYWe>EPohr@j)R\cwVeb/tqrm,CQDGNk)4p2X=7{;12$?Kvppgx?OWd5*eR,APZxgX^g[/\Xi_t>mwL;tCu_wvIVV{F;V'h:QGOA.o__WU6K7-v'`&&"BbbdkpFs*0I0u$eB$L$m9^vM_P>1nALd%>rbNW`uCnCF'f{][uANt`a6N`n>fKS~c;Y6-!rKS4Mzom0GFOP_-{,&@X52lym:ttAFaR"Kc"oMRQ*^-(fKA;UT/[XXdV+aHO!&Lmk?9h'"D%zp]l\g1G{k$$9tw@w!gFTXoi>cwiW-c'KfG

  21. Re:Iris size: Trivial on Subverting Fingerprinting · · Score: 1

    Voice of experience, is that you?

  22. Re:Shodan's retinal scanners can always be fooled on Subverting Fingerprinting · · Score: 1

    What's Demolition Man?

  23. Re:One problem on WPA-PSK Cracking As a Service · · Score: 1

    You sound like a salesman, "for only $34 you can be sure that your network is secure".

  24. Re:Shodan's retinal scanners can always be fooled on Subverting Fingerprinting · · Score: 1

    No, because when you peer into something your eye adapts for the darkness so the person would need to be peering into something of equal darkness as you kill them so the eye stays at the optimal configuration. Otherwise the scan will differ enough to fail.

    Also the eye may dilate as you kill them which will also fuck the result.

  25. Re:Question! on WPA-PSK Cracking As a Service · · Score: 1

    In that case ill change my computer name to something other than "Dan-PC"