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  1. Damn on A Linux-Based "Breath Test" For Porn On PCs · · Score: 1

    There goes my secretledger.doc and terroristplottotakeovertheworld.doc!

  2. Re:I noticed on Political Sites Scale Up For Election Traffic · · Score: 1

    Nope, I went to one of his lectures once. It was about Minix. At the end he all gave us a free Minix CD. I tried to boot it, but it failed. That was the end of my Minix experience :)

  3. I noticed on Political Sites Scale Up For Election Traffic · · Score: 0

    My father has a dutch site giving links to sites covering the elections (http://www.digischool.nl/gs/community/vsverkiezingen.htm , for those interested). THe site never gets more than ca. 100 views a day, today it has surpassed 1100. I expect that next week the page can be archived due to a lack of views.

  4. Re:Customers jumping ship? on Behind the Cogent-Sprint Depeering · · Score: 1

    "Where are the angered masses?"

    Well, they are trying to post angry messages all over the world but they are cut off of the internet right now :(

  5. Re:Accountability ? on Judge Orders White House To Produce Wiretap Memos · · Score: 1

    "No, but it means the knee-jerk reaction of "oh, things will be better under the other party" isn't going to work either. If we want real oversight, we need to get a 3rd-party involved."

    Dem: Reps and Libs suck, we are better!
    Rep: Dems and Libs suck, we are better!
    Lib: Reps and Dems suck, we are better!

  6. Re:"toxic ammonia"? on Space Litter To Hit Earth Tomorrow · · Score: 1

    Well, I do know what Salmiak tasts like so I guess that catpiss is rich with ammoniumchloride :)

  7. Shut up about the elections on How To Supplement Election Coverage? · · Score: 1

    Seriously. I live abroad and for the last year it has annoyed me GREATLY that every week there was at least one topic about the US election. And it has been progressively getting worse. I feel sorry for people in the US for probably having to suffer through this hell times ten because the coverage is total overkill. Just hold the elections. Tomorrow for all I care and then STOP with the coverage. I have had enough of Joe the Plumber and Sarah "you betcha" Palin and Obama's cousin twice-removed. Just stop. Show us the other things that are happening in the world please, like an indepth topic about the situation in Congo.

    But it's heresy that I want to talk about a big conflict in a large country where thousands of people are dead and even more are on the run. Let's switch over to Obama's mailman from 3 decades ago, because we all know that there is no thing that is more important than trivial matters in an election.

    Get it over with and shut up.

    This message not brought by the Obama campaign nor the McCain campaign.

  8. Re:"toxic ammonia"? on Space Litter To Hit Earth Tomorrow · · Score: 5, Funny

    Yeah, it's called salmiak and it's probably an acquired taste. I have heard of a person who said that it tasted like catpiss. But on the other hand, the Americans invented McDonalds so I guess that makes us even :)

  9. Re:Clandestine Shoelaces on Major Advances In Knot Theory · · Score: 1

    Every time you tie your shoes, the universe kills a kitten(through 4-dimensional knot strangulation). Think of all the kittens!

  10. Re:I think we're already there on Chrome Helping Other Browsers Out, Says Opera CEO · · Score: 3, Funny

    Every time somebody mentions FoxFire, God strikes a fox with lightning(thus creating a FoxFire).

  11. Slashdot on Discuss the US Presidential Election & the War · · Score: 2, Insightful

    Discussions for trolls, flames that matter.

  12. Re:At least on Study Shows Social Networking At Work Is Good · · Score: 1

    "For those of us who have a lot of waiting involved in our jobs, social networks encourage multitasking(and help us enjoy our coffee high) by keeping us busy while the code is compiling or the tests are running."

    Try to do nothing all day with the story that you are compiling the newest Gentoo release.

  13. Re:Take down Slashdot on Thailand Blocks Anti-Royal Websites · · Score: 1, Flamebait

    Yeah, the US ditched King George and got President George, son of George. Big improvement.

  14. Yeah on After Domain Squatting, Twitter Squatting · · Score: 3, Funny

    I heard that Twitter squatted around 100 kazillion accounts on Slashdot including some with prime numbers. If we don't watch out all prime numbers are going to be taken!

  15. Re:red bananas on Hellgate: London To Be Closed, Possibly Saved? · · Score: 1

    "And red means "where the fuck did you get that banana at?""

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Red_banana

    Ask these people

  16. Re:He's right about ipv4 on The Internet Is 'Built Wrong' · · Score: 1

    "I've got access to a block of addresses that is so hilariously larger than anything I'll ever need that I NAT some of my home servers through proxies at work for the static IP."

    Just because there are millionaires in the world doesn't mean there aren't any hobos around. And just because you have a buttload of v4 addresses doesn't mean everybody has them. And it's even worse for v4, the more you have the less we all have. The US got the golden medal in v4 allocation, africa and asia got a hounorable mention. I would laugh and cry when I will see the world shifting to v6 while the US is like an island with still v4. Reminds me of the metric/imperial system use.

  17. He's right about ipv4 on The Internet Is 'Built Wrong' · · Score: 1

    Because at 2^32-1 addresses it simply stops. We are running out of ipv4 and there is only one real solution. Adopt ipv6. Unfortunately there is some extreme prejudice again ipv6 especially here at Slashdot. And if somehow a contingent of techies is against it, the spread of ipv6 will be slowed down due to non-adoption.

    Wake up people, we are running out of addresses and time. Don't settle for half-baked NAT, adopt ipv6. Whine to your ISP and to your boss that it is absolutely neccesairy to ipv6.

    That or pray for best. And stack some canned soup and shotguns.

  18. Re:Before I hit their site on Lame Duck Challenge Ends With Free Codeweavers Software For All · · Score: 1

    "Before I hit the codeweavers web site, and possibly generate some undeserved ad revenue for them, can someone explain to me what codeweavers is and what software they make/sell?"

    Basically it is a commercial version of Wine. Wine tries to implement the Windows API on linux in case you didn't know. I personally never felt the need to buy or obtain Codeweavers since Wine currently does what it needs to do for me and in order for me to totally switch to linux I need more than both Codeweavers and Wine can offer.

    If you have a linux box I'd say gice it a chance. I mean, what could possible go wrong(don't think about this)?

  19. Ok on Microsoft Announces Windows Azure, Cloud-Based OS · · Score: 4, Insightful

    - It's slow(duh, connecting to the internet and such)
    - You have no privacy (MS knows all)
    - You have no control (MS controls all)
    - You have no guarantee (MS decides when you are allowed to use it)

    I'm sold

  20. Re:Why have an ethics dilemma at all? on Should You Break TOS Because Work Asks You? · · Score: 1

    I'm sorry but this is Slashdot and am an advanced member. I do not read the articles nor the summary and I don't read the entire comment. I just post something and hope to get +5 Insightful.

  21. Re:Why have an ethics dilemma at all? on Should You Break TOS Because Work Asks You? · · Score: 1

    "You're getting paid to do a job, and you're not going to be personally liable should anything go wrong anyway."

    "I was just following orders!"

    Where have we heard that golden oldie before?

  22. This is it! on US Army Sees Twitter As Possible Terrorist "Operation Tool" · · Score: 5, Funny

    We finally have an excuse to ban Twitter and send him and his sockpuppets to Gitmo!

  23. Re:The 8.10 wallpaper looks like... on What Normal Users Can Expect From Ubuntu 8.10 · · Score: 1

    and have the dog shit coincidentally spread out in the form of an (intrepid?) Ibex.

  24. Re:This would be easy on Shuttleworth On Redefining File Systems · · Score: 4, Funny

    "Or just be a frickin file nazi."

    Yeah, but exterminating .doc files makes me sad :(

  25. Re:That's ~6959 miles for the metric impaired on Small Bird Astounds Scientists With 11,200km Flight · · Score: 1

    I think to most people 7000 miles says as little as 11000 km. THey are so big that you stop imagening how big it is.