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  1. Re:Well, it's not quite as slam-dunk as some belie on Laptop Heat May Cause 'Toasted Skin Syndrome' · · Score: 0

    My laptop definitely got warm enough to grab my attention...

    I always thought we knew that heat on skin is bad. Whether are not you are in pain. Guess I was wrong all these years...

  2. Re:...really? TOASTED?... **Face Palm** on Laptop Heat May Cause 'Toasted Skin Syndrome' · · Score: 1

    There is a medical term. "Burn".

  3. Re:Muahahahaha! on In Court? Be Careful What You Post On Facebook · · Score: 1

    by zmollusc (763634)

    (Better post this as AC)

    Good luck with that. Lemme know how you make out, ok?

  4. Re:The average adult sends or receives 10 texts a on Texting On the Rise In the US · · Score: 1

    Troll...?

  5. Re:Open after all on Microsoft's Chief Exec For Latin America Says 'Open' Means 'Incompetent' · · Score: 1

    Nah, I was half-joking, anyway. I saw what was meant - just, the overworked, tired me was slightly amused at the unusual wording of the sentence.

  6. Re:Open after all on Microsoft's Chief Exec For Latin America Says 'Open' Means 'Incompetent' · · Score: 1

    You can't spell incompetent without open

    Uhm. Right. Okay.

  7. Re:My god. on Boxee Box Pre-Orders Start At $229 · · Score: 1

    fuck-up...don't give a shit...the *#&#%! thing

    What the fuck?

  8. Re:LINUX rounds numbers fine on Microsoft Losing Big To Apple On Campus · · Score: 3, Insightful

    Wow. "Please die"? I know social graces are lost on many Slashdot readers, but really? You could take etiquette lessons from Mr. Turnip Guy a couple posts up.

  9. Re:HOLY AMAZING! on King Tut's Chariot a Marvel of Ancient Engineering · · Score: 0, Offtopic

    First principle of karma whoring: the self-fulfilling prophecy. If you mention you'll probably (or probably not) get modded a certain way, and you want to, you won't be. If you don't want to, you will be.

    Nice job.

  10. Re:Let's look at this differently ... on NAMCO Takes Down Student Pac-man Project · · Score: 1

    Well no, I wasn't - what you said still seems like a completely different thing to me (and I still get the idea that you were looking for an argument). However, it was childish of me to call you a troll, swear at you, and accuse you of "foaming at the mouth", so I apologize for that. I'll try to stop being an ass.

  11. Re:Let's look at this differently ... on NAMCO Takes Down Student Pac-man Project · · Score: 1

    That's quite different from what you said before. Next time, make sure you're done foaming at the mouth before you post, ok?

  12. Re:Let's look at this differently ... on NAMCO Takes Down Student Pac-man Project · · Score: 1, Insightful

    Yes, troll. If Tux the Linux penguin was trademarked, and they made a game involving Tux, nobody would give a damn. Shut up and quit trying to be an ass.

  13. Re:Still doing that? on Superheroes vs. the Westboro Baptist Church · · Score: 1

    nowhere in the Bible does "God hate" anyone!

    How the hell do you suggest someone should be put to death (best example Lev 20:13, but there are myriad others) without hating him??

  14. Re:Still doing that? on Superheroes vs. the Westboro Baptist Church · · Score: 1

    Poor AC.... I see you're still trying to get that stick out of your ass.

  15. Re:A new phrase for "U.N. Barbie" on Google Engineer Decries Complexity of Java, C++ · · Score: 1

    Really? Look again. We really don't need to know if "la Anglo estas tre malmola". That's his business, and his wife's...

  16. Re:Standardized tests on TI vs. Calculator Hobbyists, Again · · Score: 1

    Well, I graduated high school just this year, and I can tell you off the top of my head the sine, cosine and tangent for pi/6, pi/4, pi/3, pi/2, and so on all around the circle. A little memorization is not a bad thing, and what happened to writing questions so that memorized facts can be used? I hate using a calculator on questions where it's not necessary. I remember a couple of years when questions would work out to nice things like sqrt(144) or cos(3pi/4) - now they're having us figure wacky things like sqrt(241.7) and cos(20) (that's in radians).

  17. Re:From the article on Facebook, Friend of Divorce Lawyers · · Score: 1

    No, withholding sex is not abuse. It's choosing not to have sex. When A wants to fuck B but B doesn't want to, proceeding is called rape even if B doesn't have a "valid" reason not to want sex. Apparently marriage is a statement that "I'll always want to have sex with you even if I say I don't" now?

  18. Re:Copy them to a Mac, use Automator on A File-Centric Photo Manager? · · Score: 2, Interesting

    This is Slashdot. Anyone here who doesn't know about scripting can Google it, and anyone who can't Google things, well.... I don't know how they even got here.

  19. Re:Copy them to a Mac, use Automator on A File-Centric Photo Manager? · · Score: 1

    Yes, because scripting and batch automation are unique to Mac OS.

  20. Re:Seems odd... on GCC Moving To Use C++ Instead of C · · Score: 0, Redundant

    My kingdom for a mod point...

  21. Re:GNU Shred? on Low-Level Format For a USB Flash Drive? · · Score: 1

    Please, please please please, please read before you write. He's running 'shred' on the block special, not on the individual file.

  22. Re:How is this impressive in any way? on A Playable PAC-MAN On Google Doodle · · Score: 1

    Says "celibate for life".

  23. Re:Let it rip... on ACLU Sues To Protect Your Right To Swear · · Score: 1

    Honestly, the level of casual profanity from a person is directly connected to their lack of education and socio-economic status.

    No. The level of holier-than-thou attitude is directly connected to socio-economic status, and also tends to follow education.

    I suppose things are different where you live, because around here (upstate New York) just about everyone swears casually when with peers. What comes with lack of education and lower socio-economic status is not knowing when to stop. All the assholes (sorry) who swear at work or in class are the ones with brains of oatmeal.

  24. Re:C is key on Exam Board Deletes C and PHP From CompSci A-Levels · · Score: 1

    Languages like python are taught such that you completely gloss over these subjects and just assume that the computer magically knows what you're trying to tell it to do.

    That's because the teacher is lazy. Yes, you can teach Python without actually teaching. I agree that C is the place to start. Doctors start with anatomy; programmers should start with C. However, Python is great for some things. You can get into some pretty advanced object-oriented topics, and even things like metaprogramming quite cleanly, and the language stays out of your way so you can focus on the concepts.

    Even the way it works with objects doesn't have to be treated like a black box. It's really quite simple. I don't know about your 'integer as string' problem; I've never seen that, and would probably have to know exactly what's going on. Python's data model is really nice, and a great way to teach things like object proxying. Again, the language gets the hell out of your way so you can program.

  25. Re:No conflict of interest there on Larry Sanger Tells FBI Wikipedia Distributes "Child Pornography" · · Score: 4, Insightful

    By that logic, asking people for money should be illegal because you create a demand for them to mug someone for it.