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  1. Re:Sorta of a Dupe on The Xbox 360 Uncloaked · · Score: 1

    Jesus H. Knob-gobbling Christ, d'ya reckon you could mix a few more metaphors in there? Your proficiency in English is a blank slate where the hand of man has never set foot.

  2. Re:Last I checked... on Ozone Layer Improving Faster Than Expected · · Score: 1

    The whole global warming was supposedly from the Ozone hole being as large as it was at the current point in time. If the hole has been recovering since then why are scientists blaming mankind for the current increase in temperatures.


    I think I post for us all when I say: "YOU'RE A RETARD".

  3. Re:It's hard to imagine.... on Symantec AntiVirus Hole Found · · Score: 2, Informative

    That was the old "classic" Ghost. The new one is just a rebadged Powerquest DriveImage.

  4. Re:Reputations are forever... on Intern? Bloggers Need Not Apply · · Score: 1

    I can't think of any corp. in the last decade or so where ANYBODY could spell or knew proper grammar.

    So you've only worked in the USA, then?

  5. Re:Article Summary on Vista Beta 2 has Major Problems · · Score: 1

    This guy is a columnist for MSNBC. Whatever his experiences were, they were going to be broadcast to the world in a very visible forum. Microsoft should have had a team devoted solely to making sure this guy had a good time.

  6. Re:Gotta SELL the tunnel on Cutting Off an Over-Demanding End-User? · · Score: 1

    See, out here in the rest of the world we have DIGITAL mobile phones.

  7. The fragility are addressed on Microkernel: The Comeback? · · Score: 1

    English, motherf*cker, do you speak it?

  8. Re:Download while you still can on RIAA Targets LAN Filesharing at Universities · · Score: 1, Informative

    utorrent - www.utorrent.com

  9. Re:Liberal Bunk on Colbert New Comic-in-Chief · · Score: 1, Interesting

    Probably because the House just passed the "Iran Freedom Support Act" 397-21.

    Yes, you read that correctly. Only 21 votes against.

    Freedom stay the course terror terror. God bless America.

  10. Re:I don't get it. on Colbert New Comic-in-Chief · · Score: 1

    As a previous poster stated, we now live in a world where politicians are jokes and only comedians tell the truth.

  11. Re:I still don't see how state secrets applies on DOJ To Claim National Security in NSA Case · · Score: 0

    My fellow Americans, freedom stay the course terror terror. God bless America.

  12. Re:such sweet irony on Rockers Sue Sony Over Download Royalties · · Score: 1

    128kbps AAC audio is of much lower quality than CD audio. Granted, a significant portion of people are incapable of recognizing this difference, but most people who have any sort of musical training at all (which I find to be a large number of intelligent people, and most of the /. population are of such a type) can hear the difference if a comparison is made very directly (i.e. play the lossy music file, then play the CD audio).

    Yet strangely enough, if the listeners are then played one of the tracks again without being told which one it is, and are asked to identify it, they get it wrong half the time. In other words, they don't know. Everyone thinks that HE has golden ears and EVERYONE ELSE is tone deaf.

  13. Re:such sweet irony on Rockers Sue Sony Over Download Royalties · · Score: 1

    Speaking as a former professional musician, you're missing out one of the most important points.

    Most band members are morons. Seriously.

  14. Re:Hooray! on Researchers Create Artificial Insect Eye · · Score: 1, Funny

    Hold on, I thought eyes were so complex and amazing that they could only have been created by GAWD?

  15. Re:Hillary still wants a national ID card on Are National ID Cards a Good Idea? · · Score: 2, Interesting

    That's the crazy thing about the current Administration. They're called Republicans, but as far as policies go, they might as well be called the Big Business Democrats. Republican administrations have tended to be those which least interfered with citizens' day-to-day lives. Not this one.

  16. Re:Smithy Code? on Judge Creates Own Da Vinci Code · · Score: 1

    One word: Neal Stephenson

  17. Re:Breakthrough on 'Lego' Approach Thwarts Anthrax Toxin · · Score: 1

    "Viruses".

  18. Someone wake me up... on Social Networking From Your Cell · · Score: 1

    ...when the US has phones and networks equivalent to -- let's be charitable here -- what the rest of the world had six years ago.

  19. Re:Wow, this technology works! on New Patent on TV Forces You to Watch Ads · · Score: 1

    The commercials are now compressed as hell and raised in level so that the voiceover of the cleaning product commercial is at the same volume as the nuclear explosion in the show it interrupted.

    They're not LOUDER than the shows, it's just that every single sound in the commercial is as loud as the loudest thing in the show.

  20. Re:Well, speaking as a Windows snob... on Linux Snobs, The Real Barriers to Entry · · Score: 1

    You could care less? So you DO care then?

  21. Re:It is real, look out the window on Environmentalists Coming Around to Nuclear Power? · · Score: 1

    Yeah, but in 30 years all the scientists who presently don't believe in global warming will have drowned.

  22. Re:Simplicity, price, and size please on The Future of the PDA · · Score: 1

    Word. I still use a 2MB Palm V and it does everything I want in a PDA.

  23. Re:Maybe this ain't so bad on This Boring Headline is Written for Google · · Score: 1

    Wow, that sounds really funny. If only someone could post a link to a scanned image.

  24. But remember... on NASA Launches Educational Website · · Score: 2, Insightful

    Whatever you do, don't mention climate change or poof! there goes your funding.

  25. Re:More likely than Apple dropping OS X for Window on Cringely Predicts Apple to Ship OS X for Any PC · · Score: 1

    Microsoft is a company with a lot of talent, if they wanted to write a good new OS, they could do it.

    Yes, but none of the people with talent are in management. All the people in management with talent cashed in their options and quit years ago.