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  1. Re:I've always wondered... on Recruiting Friendly Botnets To Counter Bad Botnets · · Score: 2, Funny

    Psh, if they're so benign they can't be that smart... It's the Evil genius that gets all the credit.

  2. Re:LimeWire? on 1.6 Million PCs Track Popular P2P Clients · · Score: 1

    See if you don't mind porn, but you're not the type to go looking for it, it's almost like christmas! "Darn, I didn't get (insert random movie) but hey, this isn't that bad!"

  3. Re:Hang on ... on Schoolboy Corrects NASA's Math On Killer Asteroid · · Score: 1

    Psh, now you're just being serious. I say we convine some gullible nation it's a spy satellite and they should shoot it out the sky. Or heck we could position it to jib the rock further away instead of closer.

  4. Re:Hang on ... on Schoolboy Corrects NASA's Math On Killer Asteroid · · Score: 1

    So why don't we just blow up the satellite? Worst case some company's out a few mil. Problem solved.

  5. Re:I hate the term "Social Engineering" on Experts Hack Power Grid in Less Than a Day · · Score: 1

    Saying that social engineering is lying or scamming is like saying that all fighting is boxing or wrestling. They can be kinds of social engineering, but all social engineering is not lying or scamming. Yay analogies!

  6. Re:evolution on Alligator Blood May Be Source of New Antibiotics · · Score: 1

    Please, that couldn't have been going on for more than, what? 10,000 years? Max?

  7. Re:evolution on Alligator Blood May Be Source of New Antibiotics · · Score: 1

    You'd think some kind of outcome would have resulted by now... It'd get kind boring after a while.

  8. Re:Dupe! on UK ISP Admitted to Spying on Customers · · Score: 2, Funny

    Actually they didn't lie when asked. The help desk told that guy he had spyware. This is true. They just didn't mention it was theirs.

  9. And they think too! on Engineers Make Good Terrorists? · · Score: 1

    Those bastards!

  10. Re:Duh, Jebus created it when he was born on Youngest Planet Discovered · · Score: 0, Troll

    Psh, same thing.

  11. Re:For you EE people on Geeky April Fools' Day Prank Roundup · · Score: 3, Funny

    If you have the knowledge you might as well wire it into the light switch so that it's not visible...

  12. Re:wrong on Study Shows Males Commonly Mistake Sexual Intent · · Score: 1

    The implication that you present is that there is some clearly defined goal/reason to develop these social skills. Guys have to have a goal to reach for in order to want to attempt it. This is why the ones who develop these skills more often than not are doing it for the goal of getting laid a lot. Those who are not just interested in just getting laid have no reason to try. Furthermore because of the stigma they're well aware of, those who do try are often considered to be just trying to get laid, whether they are or not. So it's an uphill battle trying to get those without social skills to develop them. Your best arguement is that they will be able to have meaningful conversations with women, and that's marred by the fact as you just said that women tend to talk sometimes for the sake of talking. They have to come to their own decision that learning social skills is something they want, or it's just not gonna happen.

  13. Re:LOL @ Privacy Tag on Nuclear Scanning Catches a Radioactive Cat On I-5 · · Score: 1

    So wait the amount of radiation that we don't want to go into our landfills it's perfectly ok to put into our wastewater? Well that makes sense....

  14. Spam? on Human Rights and a Code of Conduct for China's Web · · Score: 2, Insightful

    Ok, censorship is bad. Spam is bad. Two wrongs don't make a right... Right? Someone?

  15. Wow on NVIDIA 790i Chipset and GeForce 9800 GX2 Launched · · Score: 3, Funny

    Wow Core 2 processors with 1600MHz Front Side Bus!! AMD watch out!! Wait... nvmd.

  16. Re:And? on UK Police Want DNA of 'Potential Offenders' · · Score: 1

    And they can start with ALL government and law enforcement officials. Since they have nothing to hide...

  17. Re:Well, what did you expect? on Posting Publicly Available URL Claimed a "Hack" · · Score: 1

    Speaking of ads, why the fuck should we feel obligated to pay for something AND watch the ads? Aren't they getting paid for the ads? Why should they get to get paid on both sides, and then bitch when we try to get it with out paying AND rip the ads out. If they want money for it, it needs to not have ads, if it has ads, it needs to be free. As far as I'm concerned if the only option they offer is pay for it AND see ads, I'll find whatever means neccessary to not pay and not see ads. Or just not watch.

  18. Re:What the hell is with judges this year?!? on Judge Rejects RIAA 'Making Available' Theory · · Score: 0, Redundant

    Perhaps the *AA's got tired of throwing money at every judge that comes along...

  19. Re:Pictures on Child-Suitable Alternatives To Passwords? · · Score: 1

    Kudos on the paper writing, that's good shit.

  20. Maybe I'm the only one... on New Solar Cell Harvests Hydrogen From Water · · Score: 1

    But it really bugs me when someplace says "Hey look at this cool thing we figured out how to do!" And then just doesn't tell you how it's done. And they post this info on places where there's a reasonable percent of people who would actually want to know these things. And try to treat them like the rest of the people that just want stuff to work.

  21. How bout bra's? on Nanowires Allow For Electricity-Generating Clothing · · Score: 2, Funny

    So a large breasted woman could power all kind of devices right? And the "power" captured would be taking stress away from the skin. So they would be less inclined to sag in the future right? You could prolly even tell who was natural and who wasn't by the power output, as the fake one's tend to be more.. solid. This should be done for the good of mankind!

  22. The problem is... on Engineers Have a Terrorist Mindset? · · Score: 2, Insightful

    Engineers tend to be trained to think. This is a problem for people in charge.

  23. Re:lack of disadvantage is advantage on Is the IT Department Dead? · · Score: 1

    I can't imagine big business thinking that it'd be a good idea to put their information security in someone else's hands. This is because you understand how information security works. What you have to keep in mind is that they don't care how it works, just how much it costs.
  24. Re:[citation needed] on Cocaine Vaccine In the Works · · Score: 1

    The question is what kind of respect do you have for yourself? What would you do for the next fix? Is there a limit? Odd's are there is. Just imagine the act, then go do it. If you can think of there being a limit to what you would be willing to do, a line you won't cross, then that habit is just as low as that action. You can now detest that habit just as much as whatever that act is. It won't work unless you really sit down and think of the lowest thing you can that is just past what you'd be willing to do. You may chance losing some respect for yourself, but that was illusory respect that you thought you had because you were lying to yourself about how low you'd go. The respect you just gained back from kicking the habit can never be taken away.

  25. Can we even... on Scientist Suggests We Explore 'Universe is a VR Simulation' Theory · · Score: 1

    Can we even concieve inputs into our head that operate on anything other than the existing electric impulses goin on in our heads right now? Because that's all we would replicate and all we would know to test would go into our brain in exactly the same fashion as all the lovely VR things will one day do. The results of any test we would do would just go into our heads as the ones and zeros we already think in. This would prove nothing. If it would, please explain.