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  1. The guy's right on Aussie Attorney General Says Gamers Are Scarier Than Biker Gangs · · Score: -1, Troll

    I expect all Slashdot verbally abusing this guy for being a neocon and an enemy of freedom and a paranoid lunatic but the fact is this guy actually got threatened. This means that somebody has tried to intimidate him and state that he will hurt him/his family. Since no biker gangs have done this but a gamer did(you can never tell how dangerous these people are) he is absolutely right that gamers are scarier to him than biker gangs.

    Then comes the internet and blows this totally out proportion and saying that this guy thinks that gamers are generally more dangerous than bikers in order to discredit him. I find that incredibly lame and it reeks of an attack campaign against the Australian Attorney General.

    Good job loser(s), you just ruined your credibility. In the meantime this guy has got some arrows on his bow to fire at gamers. Congratulations again, you just helped your opponent by giving him media attention.

  2. I feel split in this matter on Verizon Blocking 4chan · · Score: 4, Insightful

    On hand hand this is malignant censorship, the forebode to a society with no free information. On the other hand, this is 4chan.....

  3. Re:Paypal's unspoken motto on Paypal Reverses Payments Made To Indians · · Score: 1

    it's the opposite of wiining

  4. Re:Another wasted chance. on Researchers Create Shark-Bite Severity Scale · · Score: 1

    Level XI is reserved for a shark attacking with frikkin lazers on its head!

  5. Re:Legal issue is suspect, here on NFL Claims the Fleur-De-Lis, They Guarantee · · Score: 1

    "The NFL Saints can trademark a specific design - like gold, with black and white borders but they can't trademark the fleur-de-lis itself."

    Guess what, these fleur-de-lis are almost always following heraldic conventions. That means that only certain combinations are possible. For example: Yellow(gold) on blue or red on white but never yellow on white. Due to the limited amount of heraldic colours there are basically a number of permutations you can have with a fleur-de-lis, the symbol of the kingdom of France, on a field. Therefore the creative input can be stated as almost minimal(all the thinking has been done for them) and it should not qualify as an enforcable creative product.

  6. random snippet on Can Curiosity Be Programmed? · · Score: 1

    if ( object.stateIsPredictable() )
            then ( object.process();)
            else ( cout "Interesting!" )

  7. Re:How far should social responsibility reach? on Twitter Developing Technology To Thwart Censorship · · Score: 1

    One RPG would get Sea Sheperd a quick mark as a terrorist organisation and would totally destroy the organisation and the legitimacy of the organisation and by extension anti-whaling operations.

    It would also give whalers the argument that anti-whalers are terrorists and would only help them.

  8. Re:Security is NOT an issue with The Cloud. on The Fourth Amendment and the Cloud · · Score: 1

    "Otherwise you'll not be utilising the future-thinking operational motivators of time-shift market deployments, and that can seriously anti-creationalise your interstabularistic practicalularisation performocarbunkle cheesewozzles."

    Won't someone please think of the cheesewozzles!

  9. Re:Yeah, right on Protecting At-Risk Cities From Rising Seas · · Score: 3, Informative

    That's hardly a strange name. Not if you know that the Dutch have a seperate "vowel" which is i and j combined (ij) and sounds almost the same as "y" in "why". Do the Dutch word dijk becomes the English word "dyke". The word "afsluit" is equivalent to the English words "close down". In essence it means "a dyke that closes down" and it's a reference to the sea inlet called the Zuidersea (or South Sea) and turned into a lake. Yes, the South Sea was originally the other connected to the "North Sea" until we pacified its rough waters. It's a source of engineering pride for us.

  10. Re:Bluring the lines on Hundreds of New TLDs Coming — Question Is When · · Score: 1

    On the other hand it might be helpful with links like bork.bork.bork

  11. Re:Microwave Ovens? Cordless Phones? on Man Sues Neighbor For Not Turning Off His Wi-Fi · · Score: 1

    "He clearly needs to sue the Sun for giving such a constant stream of high energy particles"

    Yeah, imagine that the Sun would output harmful radiation. Wouldn't THAT be stupid.

  12. Hmmm.... on Astronomers Discover 33 Pairs of Waltzing Black Holes · · Score: 1

    Finally I can post this link and not be offtopic:

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cg1dMpu4v7M

  13. Aha on Canada's Airlines Face a Privacy Dilemma · · Score: 1

    So Canada faces a privacy dilemma.

    The solution:

    No privacy.

    No privacy, no dilemma.

  14. So on Sir Patrick Stewart · · Score: 3, Funny

    does that mean he can now compete in jousting tournaments?

  15. Re:Exactly how did Bush sink the economy? on Steve Jobs Crowned "Person of the Decade" · · Score: 1

    "blowing up an entire country and then paying to rebuild it."

    The banking sector blew itself up by sheer systemic incompetence and Obama bailed them out so he is effectively paying to rebuild the system.

    Who has strategy a?

  16. Re:The solution.. on Best Filesystem For External Back-Up Drives? · · Score: 1

    Nonsense, irregardless is a perfectly cromulent word.

  17. Re:There was a TED talk on this on Insurgent Attacks Follow Mathematical Pattern · · Score: 1

    Well, there is no fixed start date of World War II only fixed dates of the smaller wars inside the total conflict. It's true that France and the UK declared war on Germany when they invaded Poland but by the media of the time it was referred to as a ghost war or a phony war(the french called it a joke of a war). Ofcourse that all changed when Germany initiated "Fall Gelb" and attacked the Benelux in order to properly invade France.

    The war activity went full force from that moment on. When the US bombed pearl harbour you could say that the glocal fighting activity had reached its peak. Most of WWII was over when Germany declared an (forced) unconditional surrender. The conflict then was between Japan and the US, the UK(India and other colonies), the Netherlands(Indonesia) and later on Russia(which made a deal to attack Japan 3 months after the surrender of Germany). War ended 3 days after the invasion by Russia I believe when Japan surrendered after the atomic bomb on Nagasaki.

  18. Re:Wtf? on $25,000 of Communications Gear In a $500 Car · · Score: 4, Funny

    yes

  19. Re:mmmm on Super-Earths Discovered Orbiting Nearby, Sun-Like Star · · Score: 5, Informative

    How's that? I'm sure that it's possible to find at least 61 virgins on /. In fact, I think you are the right place if you're looking for virgins.

  20. Relax people on Gigantic Spiral of Light Observed Over Norway; Rocket To Blame? · · Score: 1

    Its simply the aurora borealis caused by some escaped gasses from the planet Venus.

    Now go back to sleep.

  21. Re:First... on Gran Turismo Gamer Becomes Pro Race Driver · · Score: 5, Funny

    "The best I ever did was become a plumber."

    Suck to be told that the princess is another castle everyday I presume?

  22. Re:Zero value study on Children Using Technology Have Better Literacy Skills · · Score: 2, Funny

    "Other research has shown a correlation between lack of ability and overestimation of ability in self-assessment."

    True, we call them managers.

  23. Re:Huge Fail on Children Using Technology Have Better Literacy Skills · · Score: 4, Funny

    More like "People on the internet have big egos". So what? I already knew that. Because I rock.

  24. Re:God Bless the USA! on Moving Decimal Bug Loses Money · · Score: 4, Informative

    "Plus metric measurements are generally too small (cm) or too big (m) to be practical for day to day uses."

    Furthermore imperial measurements are generally too large (inch) or too small (yard) to be practical for day to day users. The fact that the mile exists also creates confusion because every old nations used to have it's own "mile" which either a lot bigger or a lot smaller than the English "mile".

    Also multiplication by a number that is not equal to the numberbase(10) is annoying to use.

    Out of the top of my head

    1000mm=100cm=100dm=1m=0,1Dm=0,01hm=0,001km=0,000001Mm

    Try to do that with the imperial system which randomly swaps between 6,2,12 and whatever they feel like.

  25. Re:U.N. and Human Rights... on UN Officials Remove Poster Mentioning Chinese Firewall · · Score: 0, Troll

    The UN denies that China exists?

    ROC