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  1. Re:I may be mistake, but I don't think it sucks... on Spore Dev Down On the Wii · · Score: 1

    How could something so successful suck?
    Who else thought of the OS with the highest marketshare here?
  2. Re:Senate Backs Ban on Photos Of G.I. Coffins on In France, Only Journalists Can Film Violence · · Score: 1

    I prefer respect for the living.

  3. Re:IQ Captchas on Jeff Hawkins' Cortex Sim Platform Available · · Score: 1

    You can't read code fluently? What are you doing on slashdot? ;)

  4. Re:there is No god on Humans Hardwired to Believe in Supernatural Deity? · · Score: 2, Insightful

    thx for the Dawkins quote. That'll be my new sig.

    Anyway this discussion about god does lead us nowhere.
    One day we all see (or not) if it exists.

    I'm just a little bit afraid of religion - not because of the gods but because of what the humans use 'em for.

    I was raised with the stories of Jesus Christ - and it doesn't matter if those stories where made up or even if there's a god or not - they just show a good example of living in peace with each other. Why can't christianity be about that?

  5. Re:Microsoft owns that double-click, pay up! on Microsoft Threatened With Fines By EU Again · · Score: 1

    And think to your radio bell.

    When I press the alarm button for a short time it displays the alarm time - if I press it for a long time I can adjust the time.

    So the company that produced this bell violated Microsofts patent?

  6. Re:Or... on Microsoft Threatened With Fines By EU Again · · Score: 1

    While well intentioned, that is one of the most frightening things I've ever read.
    I don't think this is very frightening cause he said: laws accepted by every country - not laws forced onto every country.
  7. Re:Sorry Skinflute.. We are a Democracy. on Avoiding the Word "Evolution" · · Score: 1

    Much of the basics of how computers work, for example, were done by the likes of Babbage, Turing and a load of other British guys.

    And don't forget Konrad Zuse.
  8. I, for one on Fran Allen Wins Turing Award · · Score: 1

    I, for one, shall greet our new 'female geek' overlords.

    (sorry for that - but the overlord-semi-joke was posted only once here - until now.)