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  1. Re:Right. Because that's how the OS community is on Apple Crippled Its DTrace Port · · Score: 1

    Yup. Ninety-something percent of computer users. The ones who wouldn't try Mac or Linux if their lives depended on it. To them, computer = Windows.

  2. Re:Universal Translator on Researchers Work To Perfect Computerized Lip Reading · · Score: 1

    No. Babelfish works with 13 languages. There are more than 2000. Assuming 2000, that's about .65% (three-fifths percent).

  3. Re:I can just imagine it on Star Trek-like 'Phraselator' Helps Police · · Score: 1

    That's exactly what I did.

    Actually, I use it a lot. Pasporta Servo anyone?

    If you don't want to take the time to learn it, that's fine. But don't spend that time bashing those who do.

  4. Re:Noise canceling microphone? on Star Trek-like 'Phraselator' Helps Police · · Score: 3, Funny

    What the hell is Wikipedia?

  5. Re:I can just imagine it on Star Trek-like 'Phraselator' Helps Police · · Score: 2, Interesting
    The Esperanto for it is wrong.

    Mia kusenveturilo estas plena da angiloj This suggests that your hovercraft is completely made of eels. Try "Mia kusenveturilo estas enspacita de angiloj."

    This phrase comes features in a sketch about a badly translated English-Hungarian phrasebook from the British TV comedy show, Monty Python's Flying Circus. Badly translated English-Esperanto phrasebook anyone?
  6. Re:Conservative Arguments for FOSS on Promoting FOSS to People Who Don't Care · · Score: 1

    That's not anarchy. That is government practicing its only purpose -- to protect the rights of the people. If you murder someone, you should go to jail because the person has a right to live, but the government should not be the regulating, standardizing, intelligence-gathering, controlling, plutocratic pushover to the rich that it has become. It should stay the hell out of people's lives, except to protect their natural rights.

  7. Re:Looks fine to me on Edible Antifreeze For Smoother Ice Cream · · Score: 1

    Oh, come on. Do you really think the manufacturers care if it's good? As long as it's not so bad you won't buy it, that's okay. They're in it for the money - they want cheap manufacturing costs, not good products.

  8. Re:How about the best on The 10 Worst PC Keyboards of All Time · · Score: 1

    Correction (I just made an ass of myself): The print screen key used to be for printing the screen.

  9. Re:How about the best on The 10 Worst PC Keyboards of All Time · · Score: 1

    Um, no... The 'print screen' key is so called because it used to print the screen. You know, with one of those doohickeys that make words show up on paper.

  10. Re:Wow, this is scary on Boeing 787 May Be Vulnerable to Hacker Attack · · Score: 1

    Yes, computers can perform routine procedures quicker and better than a pressured pilot. However, even if pressured, that pilot can think for himself, judge, weigh priorities, etc., while a computer only does what it was programmed to do. A computer can't be programmed to do everything in every situation, but a human can think in any situation.

  11. Re:my rebuttal on Is Apple Killing Linux on the Desktop? · · Score: 1

    Hell yeah! ;-)

  12. Re:my rebuttal on Is Apple Killing Linux on the Desktop? · · Score: 1, Flamebait

    Oh my god, you idiot moderators! HOW THE FUCKING HELL IS THIS COMMENT TROLLING?? You find a comment that you don't agree with, and instantly mod it 'troll'! I'm sure I'm burning up my karma like paper in a fireplace, but I don't give a shit. I'm sick of mods abusing their power and marking things that they don't agree with as 'troll', etc.! That's why I browse at -1, and I've decided to stop moderating too, because Slashdot moderation should be dropped like a hot potato.

  13. Re:Can you imagine? on RIAA Now Filing Suits Against Consumers Who Rip CDs · · Score: 1

    There's no room -- their heads are already up there.

  14. Re:And I thought they couldn't get anymore insane on RIAA Now Filing Suits Against Consumers Who Rip CDs · · Score: 1

    Yes.

  15. Re:well, maybe on Apple Stores Demonstrate That Retail Still Lives · · Score: 1

    Ironic, but true

    ...about macs ironically.

    ...Apple Store ironically is one... Word of the day!!!
  16. Re:I have a better idea on Australia Plans to Censor the Internet · · Score: 1

    Sure that would have some benefits, but that's just being a jerk to a whole group to eliminate a few dumbasses within it.

  17. Re:Ahh yes, the "benefits" of tax fed governments. on Australia Plans to Censor the Internet · · Score: 1

    Doesn't trying to "balance the power" of small and large states unbalance the power of the people? That is, if I live in New York, my vote counts for less than if I live in Connecticut, whereas if individuals are counted equally, I'm 1.00 people no matter where I live. Who cares if the actual states have more or less power? It should be the people who vote, not the states.

  18. Re:I'm stumped. on Army Buys Macs to Beef Up Security · · Score: 1

    And that's why you're only a geekoid. Real geeks survive off cheese puffs, donuts and coffee.

  19. Re:"Charity" on Silicon Valley Startup Prints $1/watt Solar Panels · · Score: 1

    You inconsiderate clod, It's insensitive clod, you insensitive clod.
  20. Re:authority figure is a moron on Student Given Detention For Using Firefox [UPDATED] · · Score: 1

    As if this was real...

    The kid was disobedient and snotty and should be punished for it.

    However, the teacher was stupid and ignorant. Ever hear of "the blind leading the blind"? Stupid and ignorant people should not teach, and the teacher should also be punished. People who know nothing about computers should not be in charge of people who are using computers, just as people who know nothing about fire should not teach people how to start one.

  21. Re:SR-71 Blackbird on How We Might Have Scramjets Sooner than Expected · · Score: 1

    Engines don't produce sonic booms. A sonic boom is produced when sound waves compound near Mach 1.

  22. Re:Worst nightmare on Airlines to Offer In-Flight Internet Service · · Score: 1

    Oh, come on. This is Slashdot for God's sake! Blow-up dolls can't get pissed.

  23. Why bother? on Western Digital Service Restricts Use of Network Drives · · Score: 5, Insightful

    If you can't have media files on it, it might as well be 512 MiB.

  24. Re:violence is catharsis on Brain Changes When Viewing Violent Media · · Score: 1

    the shift key is to the left of the z
    the period is to the right of the comma, under the l

  25. Right... on RIAA Must Divulge Expenses-Per-Download · · Score: 1

    Oh, please. Welcome to the United States of America, ye olde plutocracy. Why do you think celebrities can get away with just about anything? Why have Microsoft, Apple (yes, Apple), and the RIAA, et al., gotten away with the horrendous legal practices that they have? They've been doing it for years, and they know how to manipulate. What makes you think that they'll be stopped now? They won't be stopped until they personally piss off the legal system; until then, regretably, they're here for good.