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  1. Re:This is fucking cool on Google, Circa 2001 · · Score: 5, Funny

    Can you imagine her taking a state visit to Germany?

    Reporter: How would you describe this state visit?
    Palin: It was so Germany.
    [Reporters in the room all scribling]

  2. Re:Finances & Conflict on Blizzard Awarded $6M Damages From MMOGlider · · Score: 1

    Is a EULA a contract now? I don't think so Tim.

  3. Re:Fuck the police on MI6 Terror Photos, Data Accidentally Sold On Ebay · · Score: 1

    "They replaced the equipment, at a cost of a grand. Whether or not this was a like-for-like replacement or better is unanswered."

    Most likely he got better equipment. The guy probably didn't have a pc worth 1000GBP(1500,2000$) so he got the better deal out of that.

    That doesn't mean he probably loses all of this data on the old pc, and that's probably worth at least 1000GBP if only in emotional value(family photos and business related data)

  4. So why don't the cops do anything? on Russian Police Know Who Wrote Gpcode Virus · · Score: 3, Interesting

    Simple. They have an ulterior motive in not dragging his ass to prison. That or they're lying. Or lazy.

  5. Nice, but on New Solar Cell Sets World Efficiency Record · · Score: 1

    all this talking about waffels is making me hungry. Do these solar cells come with some good syrup?

  6. Re:iPhone slow and unreliable because of 2M camera on "Pull" Barcode Scanning Could Be Android's Killer App · · Score: 1

    "On the iPhone, scanning a 1D barcode is slow and unreliable."

    True. Some examples of 1D barcodes.

    -

    ---------

    ----

    --------

    The question is, can your scanner tell the difference between barcodes 2 and 4? That's the problem we are currently facing.

  7. Re:iTunes on Wal-Mart Ends DRM Support · · Score: 1

    "it will be the consumers against the labels directly... and we know who will win then."

    Pirates.

    Fuck you **AA!

  8. Re:Nice to see on Congress Endorses Open Source For Military · · Score: 1

    "$700 is practically nothing."

    Sorry for that. I meant 700 billion dollars.

  9. Re:Encroachment upon rights held at bay on Positive Rights News From Europe · · Score: 1

    That may not be his intention but essentailly he says that the kind of freedom he invisioned is impossible to maintain in the long run. And that was a great mistake.

  10. Re:Encroachment upon rights held at bay on Positive Rights News From Europe · · Score: 1

    that doesn't make any difference whatsoever. None of these things are possible for humans.

  11. Re:Encroachment upon rights held at bay on Positive Rights News From Europe · · Score: 2, Insightful

    Nothing human is eternal

    Eternal vigilance is an illusion

  12. Re:Nice to see on Congress Endorses Open Source For Military · · Score: 2, Insightful

    No, they are probably realising that $700 needs to come from somewhere so they might as well use open source software instead of buying licenses.

  13. Re:Graphics Card Buisiness is Messed-Up on Getting Away With a Cheap Graphics Card · · Score: 1

    You forgot point three:

    * Running Windows Vista

  14. Re:Also leaked on China Announces Launch-Success Details — Before Launch · · Score: 4, Funny

    "Did these people go to a regular journalism school, or some kind of Bizarro-world journalism school where they teach a combination of news writing and creative writing?"

    Close, they got internships at Fox Networks.

  15. Re:Hallelujah! on Jack Thompson Disbarred · · Score: 5, Interesting

    "In 1992, Thompson asked a Florida judge to declare the Florida Bar Association unconstitutional. He said that the bar was engaged in a vendetta against him because of his religious beliefs, which he said conflicted with what he called the bar's pro-gay, humanist, liberal agenda. He also said that the "wedding of all three functions of government into the Florida Bar, the 'official arm' of the Florida Supreme Court, is violative of the bedrock constitutional requirement of the separation powers and the 'checks and balances' which the separation guarantees."[121] Thompson accepted a $20,000 out-of-court settlement.[122]"

    Ouch. It looks like he really did hit a sweet spot. Otherwise they wouldn't have given him the 20k. But why is nobody on /. mentioning this?

  16. Re:zomg! run! on Developers Will Get Windows 7 Alpha On Oct. 28 · · Score: 0

    My jaw literally dropped and I couldn't close it for around 20 second. A 160GB harddrive for a bloody Operating System!? Are they bloody nuts? Assume that you need more than a DL-DVD. That's more than 9GB of compressed information. That is absolutely humongous. I feel like an old fart remembering the time that we had a 4 GB harddrive. And now a MS created monster called Windows 7 takes up more than 9GB of information? Even with extra testing/developing info that's simply unbelievable. I am not putting this whale on my computer and I hope I don't have to for a very long time. Cut some lard out of this piece of bloat MS, you CAN really do with less.

  17. Re:What is so dangerous about gambling anyway? on State of Kentucky Seizes Control of 141 Domain Names · · Score: 1

    Conclusion:

    Shaleh IS ANONYMOUS. This is a groundbreaking discovery in the history of /.

    Let all people rejoice, we caught anonymous redhanded!

  18. Re:I prefer the old definitions: on Has Google Redefined Beta? · · Score: 5, Funny

    And to continue on that

    Release Candidate: It might work, but it probably won't
    Gold: It still doesn't work, but users are great bugtester
    SP1: Still not done, has some bugs left and misses some funtionality
    SP2: This one might actually be done, try at your own risk though

  19. Re:irrational... on Apple Censors App Store Rejection Notices · · Score: 4, Funny

    Sir, I am afraid you need re-education. Please step into the reality distortion field.

  20. Re:"Immanent"? on DOJ Opposes Extending DOJ Copyright Authority · · Score: 4, Funny

    The post above is correct. They're version of the word is not correct. There pretty stupid at the DOJ. Their, I said it.

  21. Re:Still... on Studies Say Ideology Trumps Facts · · Score: 1

    If people are close-minded, brainwashing ought to be hard. It isn't. People are all close-minded in their own special way. You either accept that or revel in your own ignorance.

  22. Re:WTF?! on Google Pushes Back Against US Copyright Treaty · · Score: 4, Insightful

    If I had modpoints, you'd get +1 Funny from me.

    If Democracy actually gave power to the people, it would have been abolished a long time ago.

  23. Re:What does that mean? on Microsoft To Buy Back $40bn of Its Shares · · Score: 0

    If you have shares you get a certain amount of money per stock you own. If Microsoft owns more of their own stock, they get to keep more. Furthermore it increases the scarcity of the stock thus driving up prices.

  24. Re:Pointless on Windows 7 Beta Screenshots Leaked · · Score: 5, Funny

    Call me old fashioned, but I still use punching cards as input. Much purer and reliable to me.

  25. Re:Cartoon battlefield on US Congress Funds Laser Weapons · · Score: 1

    Yeah, in the past we killed eachother with inhumane sticks and stones.

    We are now at a stage where we can deploy humane weapons like clusterbombs, mustard gas, agent orange and hydrogen bombs.

    You lose, thanks for playing anyway.