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  1. send in the lawyers! on Rat-eating Plant Discovered in Australia · · Score: 2

    wait, I didnt think plants would eat lawyers...heh, guess everything has its place on the food chain, huh?

  2. i think insted of fear.... on Pentagon Working on "Human Fear" Weapons · · Score: 1

    they should look for, the sent of impending doom!

  3. will they disappear? on Could the RIAA Just Disappear? · · Score: 0

    I think I speak for all of slashdot when I say, "from your lips (or keystrokes) to the gods ears (assuming they exists and they have ears)"

  4. Re:Papers please on National ID Cards Mandated in the US, If You're Under 50 · · Score: 1

    by pilgrim23 (716938) Alter Relationship on Friday January 11, @01:40PM (#22002252) "When a place gets crowded enough to require ID's, social collapse is not far away. It is time to go elsewhere." -Robert Heinlein
    Sir, if I could Mod you up any higher I would, instead I would like to offer to help smuggle you out of the US, on my "sub-earth rail conveyance" where you can live in actual freedom.
  5. meanwhile in canada on ID Tech May Mean an End to Anonymous Drinking · · Score: 1

    weve had these up here for a few years now and I'll let you in on what we did about bars that got these. we dont go in. ever again. we close any bar that has an ID scanner. after a few got closed down because of these they started getting the hint and a few places removed them. You dont find them anymore in the good Clubs in toronto.

  6. ah! on Bill Gates and Microsoft Fund Telescope · · Score: 4, Funny

    but does it run Linux?

  7. obj on The Trouble with Virtualization - Cranky IT Staffs · · Score: -1, Redundant

    When IT staffers fight, its the virtual servers that suffer... wont someone think about the virtual servers....

  8. make copywrite personal on Copyright Cutback Proposed As RIAA Solution · · Score: 1

    I think that a copyright should by tied to a person, not an estate or company. If the person dies then his copyright goes with him. That way we can dl dead rockers with impunity.

  9. simple really on TSA Limits Lithium Batteries on Airplanes · · Score: 1

    I just have one question...WHY? why are these batteries bad and nickel-cadmium not? I mean it would be cool if they told us of the danger but big brother needs to let us know why something is bad.

  10. Re:the poor reptiles on US To Extinguish (Most) Incandescent Bulb Sales By 2012 · · Score: 1

    a lot of desert reptiles absorb vitamin D from sun in their native environment, their bodies have evolved that way, when their body reacts to the vitamin D coming in they also move to absorb the heat to start their metabolic processes. Without that trigger they hibernate and die.

  11. the poor reptiles on US To Extinguish (Most) Incandescent Bulb Sales By 2012 · · Score: 2, Interesting

    All reptile heat lights are incandesiant, there the only bulbs that produce the right kinds of heat and light for alot of exotic pets (like my bearded dragon) I hope your law makers made an exception. "wont someone please think of the lizards!"

  12. much needed star wars quote on Tiny, Morphing, Electricity-Stealing Spy Planes Developed · · Score: 1

    weve replaced their mynochs with American drones...lets watch: "Damn Drones...munching on the power cables...we'll have to go out there..."

  13. Re:Trying different things... on ISP Inserting Content Into Users' Webpages · · Score: 1

    I work in the cell phone department on the tenth floor and I havnt met Ted either, though after reading this I think I want to.

  14. Must be a hardware glitch on Demonoid Torrent Tracker Shut Down by CRIA · · Score: 5, Interesting

    The CRIA couldnt have shut them down here, I work for one of the few ISP's that could have handled their traffic, and the rules here state that if another company (read *IAA) wants to shut someone down/off the proper responce is to ask them for the MAC address, if they provide it then we shut *IAA off for illigaly obtaining information from our network, if they dont we say get it and call us back.... The big ISP's in Canada LOVE torrent sites, Trackers bring in ALOT of cash to the ISP's that shelter them.

  15. WOOT on iPhone Likely Set to Launch in the UK Next Week · · Score: 1

    Finally the world knows the truth, that Canada is the tortuga if the internet! So come americans, come up here and buy your drugs at discounted prices, get your gay relitives married, use our web cafes to dowload warez, its the one stop shopping trip for all that your goverment and the corps that control it wont let you do!

  16. Thank you goverment on Canada's Copyright Cops Give Go-Ahead For iPod Tax · · Score: 1

    I like that Canada is the Tortuga of the internet, I dont even mind paying the pirate king (read goverment) to keep the *IAA off me while I'm here. Canada I think handled IP laws the right way, I wish people would join the canadian bandwagon.

  17. When programers fight... on The Current State of the Malware/AntiVirus Arms Race · · Score: 5, Funny

    it's the computers that suffer. Wont someone please think of the computers?!

  18. Dot com please come back, I miss you! on Dot-Com Work Culture Making a Comeback? · · Score: 1

    Currently I work in a place that makes office space look like a relaxing day. I hate this place, the IT staff is treated like part timers in a retail chain, they can't keep anyone for longer then 18 months. I would work anywhere where the management is nice, relaxed, and relaizes that the best way to get techies to work is to keep them happy, I know many techs that are willing to go above and byond the call for some nicness in the workplace. They could pay me half of what I'm worth if they geve me benifits, let me wear jeans and a t-shirt, and gave me a break room that I could watch my movies on my personal laptop without being yelled at. The long and short of it is they treated techs like crap for a while, they all got jobs doing anything else and now there are no good techs left which is creating the brain shortage. I'm looking forward to companies bidding for my services again.

  19. I'll say this will be handy on Drugs to Prevent Cell Suicide · · Score: 1

    Think of the applications for drowning victims too. Especially here in Canada where in the winter you're not dead till you're warm and dead. Now there's a chance that if they flood you with this stuff and get you to a local hospital there's a good chance of no/less brain or heart damage.

  20. Things I require before I buy vista on Microsoft Pleads With Consumers to Adopt Vista Now · · Score: 1

    If I'm going to buy vista, these are the things that would have to be there before I would consider it. 1. Backwords compatability back to MS-DOS 2. NO DRM 3. No nagging in the OS (I get enough from my wife thanks) 4. Virtually universal hardware support 5. No digital sig requirements, if I want to use non windows approved software that should be my choice, I wouldnt even mind if it warned me once, so long as the waring doesent violate request #3 6. If I buy a game for vista to play online, I'm not paying for online play 7. give me direct access to ALL user settings on accounts. Do that, and I'm in.

  21. Re:hmm.. on Judge Orders TorrentSpy to Turn Over RAM · · Score: 5, Funny

    Depends, is there cute girl ram around?

  22. I wonder on Details and Rumors of iPhone Restrictions Emerging · · Score: 1

    I wonder how long I till I can get an unlocked one on ebay? I mean, contracts are one thing, but someone who is an employee and bought a box to sell on ebay is another.

  23. I've been waiting for it on ISS Computer Failure · · Score: 1

    where was the "in soviet russia" joke? I mean I would have thought something like "thanks to the soviet era mind control beams space station controls you" kinda thing...

  24. Re:Canadian values on Behind the Scenes of Canada's Movie Piracy Law · · Score: 1

    Well if thats the way law are made in canada now, why arnt we playing their game? Why are people getting together en mass and demanding the laws we want? Why arnt we forcing them to follow what we want, why arnt we taking collections for multi million dollar bribes to politicians to get what we want. Why dont we get like 200 of us to be lobiests, get 5 million or so in bribes ready and then get them to create a national P2P network completly free of any copyrights or Intelectual properly regulation get them to create a pirate haven. If thats how its got to be done and they dont care...then lets abuse the system.

  25. this was bound to happen on Eve Online to Elect Player Oversight Group · · Score: 0, Troll

    Back in the real worl a while ago, a group of people coloinized a newly discovered land, they lived in it for a while, just trying to survive and paying little attention to the taxes they were paying the king. Then when things get comfortable they decide that the taxes are unfair and they want to rule themselves. And with some persuasion they got a goverment elected by the people for the people. They without to much in the way of investiveness or whimsy called it the united states of america. wow, history really does like to come and bite people in the rump.