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  1. Thor's twins? on Google Earth To Show Ocean Floor · · Score: 3, Funny

    Finally, the russians will be able to find Red October!

  2. Now... on Opus the Penguin Retired · · Score: 1, Insightful

    if only Mallard Fillmore would get the boot, that'd be great.

  3. Not surprised on US Military Explored Hiring Bloggers As Propagandists · · Score: 1

    And it wouldn't surprise me if the mongs at pajamasmedia, LGF et al were paid by the gov't, especially in the run-up to the war up until the whole "mission accomplished" fiasco started biting the administration in their ass.

  4. BPM?? on Do You Like Your Workflow or BPM Software? · · Score: 2, Funny

    i thought this was going to be about making employees work harder by blasting Techno over the company PA

  5. Quelle surprise... on AOL Targets Digg, YouTube With New Netscape Site · · Score: 2

    The earth goes round the sun, the middle east still has some.. ah... "problems", and Netscape STILL doesn't get it.

  6. What was that game... on Alternate Reality Gaming V2.0 · · Score: 1

    There was an ARG posted in this months' Edge magazine... apparently started off with a "This page cannot be found" error message? Anyone know?

  7. That blasted image viewer on SUSE Linux 10.1 Screenshot Tour · · Score: 3, Insightful

    *WHEN* will osdir change their image viewer to something smarter? Loading all images again every time you select a new screenshot is kinda tedious, and probably adds to the strain on their server, what with all the times osdir's screenshot galleries get mentioned on /.

    Add a JS image swap script, keep the current linking as it is (to appease the usability poo-flingers), and save bandwidth!

    That said, Suse looks nice! :D

  8. haven't we all agreed that dvorak is full of it? on John Dvorak's Eight Signs MS is Dead in the Water · · Score: 1

    First it's "imminent death of apple predicted". Then a successive variation of that same theme, except with the vendor/company changed. So, this year it's Microsoft's turn?

  9. geee on Why Email Is Still The Most Adopted Collaboration Tool · · Score: 5, Funny

    "why do users revert back to email as soon as they hit a snag in the system?"

    Mmmmh... i love the smell of rhetorical questions in the morning...

  10. what a stupid poll on Women Now Outnumber Men Online · · Score: 2, Insightful

    I love these utterly useless, US-centric "internet polls". They make it sound like the net stops at the borders. Ignorant people will be quoting these numbers for years to come, omitting the crucial "american" part.

  11. Stealth, too? on Canadian Company Developing New Space Shuttle · · Score: 1, Funny

    First thought that popped up was "With that angular body, it must have stealth capabilities, too!". I've been watching too much History Channel...

  12. Re:And how often... on Free Software, Get What You Pay For? · · Score: 2, Funny

    But [MySQL is] like recreational riding a thoroughbred horse, a smooth, easy fun ride.

    Heaven forbid we actually get to use technology that is fun, Fun, FUN! Now get back to maintaining that Fortran app, you insensitive clod!

  13. uhh... on Sober Code Cracked · · Score: 1, Redundant

    why would they publicize this? Wouldn't it be prudent to wait for the 5th January, run the same algorithms and check the URLs, and nab the perpetrator?

  14. So basically... on The Xbox 360 Launch Examined · · Score: 0, Flamebait

    "Despite these issues, and mixed reactions to launch titles, overall consumer reaction seems to be generally positive."

    So basically, kinda sucky, but not as sucky as expected?

  15. Re:Mozilla can advertise all they want on Firefox Plans Mass Marketing Drive · · Score: 1

    Yes, Firefox has been known to allow spyware to infect a pc.

    So, are you going to provide us with some proof, or are you just gonna sit there with that smug look on your face?

  16. Backdoors & "Phone home option"? on Solutions for When Managers Hijack Your Code? · · Score: 1

    Put in some backdoors, or a phone-home option to some off-premise server and see what happens when the brown stuff hits the whirly thing.

  17. So... on Apple Fails Due Diligence in Trade Secret Case · · Score: 1

    does this mean AsSeenOnTV will start posting glowing reports of OS X's Spotlight "technology" on Slashdot again?

    He seemed to go off on a very long vacation, last I heard from him...

  18. Re:Handwriting on Original Einstein Manuscript Discovered · · Score: 3, Informative

    I wish people would stop furthering this "looking at the handwriting will tell me more about a person's soul/mind/whatever".

    Case in point: Here in Switzerland (bastion of psycho-analysts and -therapists that it is), applying for a job sometimes requires the applicant to submit a hand-written test. Not quite sure but must've been in the early 90's when the head of the Swiss Psychologist's Association went on to say in an interview that the whole handwriting analysis is a hoax and is mainly used by dumb-ass PHBs to appear smarter than they are.

    Please stop furthering this meme. It's a hoax. Kthxbye!

  19. And just how cool... on 'Uncrackable' Document and Product Security? · · Score: 1

    is it to have a name like "Cowburn" AND be a professor? I wonder if he likes hamburgers?

    Professor Cowburn. Say it. It just rooollls off your tongue!

  20. Re:First Cirlce on Voice Authentication for Classrooms? · · Score: 1

    Spammers testing the /. waters?

  21. Re:Color pods !=vPod. Airport Express Video is fut on Apple Replaces B/W White iPods with Color Screens · · Score: 1

    ASOTV has been strangely quiet for a lot longer than that, last comment was on May 23rd, here

  22. so... on Connery In Russia With Love Title · · Score: 3, Insightful

    wtf is Sean Connery doing in Russia, and what's this "Love Title" thing?

  23. "Remove this object" on Floaters are the New Pop-Ups · · Score: 5, Insightful

    There's a nice lil extension to firefox called "Remove this object" that gets rid of those stupid "floaters" (i call 'em div layers, only cos that's what they are).

  24. In other news... on NYT Firefox Campaign Raises $250,000 · · Score: 5, Funny

    A mention of the spreadfirefox website on popular website slashdot.org brought new woes to the spreadfirefox team:

    "We completely went over our bandwidth for this month, and I was just served with a bill over $250'000 for this month's bandwidth usage!!" ;)

  25. Dumb on Spam Opt-out Link Triggers Malicious Code Attack · · Score: 5, Funny
    Also, the programmer seems to have had fun writing the javascript on that xcelent.biz page. From the source:
    // probably the dumbest scrollbar emulation on this planet ;)