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  1. Re:A partial solution: on Beliefs Conform To Cultural Identities · · Score: 1

    Without cocaine, what should we eat for breakfast?

  2. Re:Fascinating moderation on Nexus One Name Irks Philip K. Dick's Estate · · Score: 1

    Trademark != copyright, dude.

  3. Re:Great... on Engaging With Climate Skeptics · · Score: 2, Insightful

    Ehm.. Actually, it was Eirik Raude (Eric the Red) who discovered Greenland. His son Leiv Eiriksson supposedly discovered America.

    Eirik Raude and Leiv Eiriksson

  4. Re:Interesting stuff on India's First Stealth Fighter To Fly In 4 Months · · Score: 1

    Lockheed are allowed to export the F35. They signed a contract with Norway last year, and if I remember correctly, Netherlands before that.

    Outside NATO, that's another case though.

  5. Re:This is a good thing on Murdoch Says, "We'll Charge For All Our Sites" · · Score: 1

    The american "left wing" and "right wing" are what we in Europe call "right wing" and "extreme fundie religious right-wing".

    Thats why we all laugh when you guys call obaMa a socialist.

  6. Re:It depends on Central Anti-Virus For Small Business? · · Score: 1

    I would not work in your company for a million dollars a year. Nazi IT regulations like that never accounts for every aspects of a job.

  7. Re:Not-so-awesome encryption on DRM Group Set To Phase Out "Analog Hole" · · Score: 1

    Think I will just buy a shitload of these and store them away until 2013 arrives and friends, friends' parents and friends of friends' parents starts calling for help.

  8. Re:When the figurative white man "discovers" it on Frank Herbert's Moisture Traps May Be a Reality · · Score: 1

    When I read your post, I was all like "! "

  9. Remembering something from TDWTF... on Kaspersky Customer Database Exposed · · Score: 1
  10. New meme! on Bill Gates' Plan To Destroy Music, Note By Note · · Score: 1

    How about "You just got Songsmith Infomercialled!"

    By the way, did you see that Obama is switching all White House PC's to Linux?

  11. Re:Test Trial on Nukes Not the Best Way To Stop Asteroids, Says Apollo Astronaut · · Score: 1

    Next on MythBusters:

    Can a nuclear bomb divert a planet-killing asteroid?

    (Program ends with the obligatory "BUSTED" plate on the front of a giant incoming asteroid...)

  12. Re:secret signals on Intentional GPS Jamming On the Increase · · Score: 3, Informative

    Joke?

    Check Wikipedia on GPS.

    GPS signals are currently using direct sequence spread spectrum signals to enable every sattelite to transmit on the same frequency. There are two signals, the "free-to-everyone" C/A code, and the military-only P-code (transmitted on two frequencies). The C/A code has a relatively short ss-word and the P-code has a very long ss-word, making it hard to jam...

    I would guess most of the jamming mentioned in TFA is aimed at commercial GPS receivers. Now if the Chinese make something that can jam the military GPS receivers, that is something worth writing about, but TFA doesn't mention it.

  13. Misconseption on Leaked ACTA Treaty to Outlaw P2P? · · Score: 1

    The problem is that these guys have mistaken PIRACY for PRIVACY.
    Now every lobbyist is fighting for new ANTI-PRIVACY laws.

    I look at these people, and I see nothing worth liking.

  14. weatherNIX? on Debian Cluster Replaces Supercomputer For Weather Forecasting · · Score: 1

    There must be a thousand distros out there, so why not?

  15. Re:up to their old tricks again on Multitouch Gesture Patents Could Prevent Standardization · · Score: 1

    A little hint for you:

    Start writing your comments in the form of a short haiku

    Should be interesting to read.

  16. Re:Air Force? on Air Force Seeking Geeks For 'Cyber Command' · · Score: 2, Funny

    It's because they use wireless LAN. According to rumours, they have placed a huge order for Apple Airport Extremes.

  17. Re:Words=Noise, Writing=Squiggles on First Amendment Ruling Protects Internet Trolls · · Score: 1

    Or write "Man love rules ok" on your truck while driving in redneck-land...

    I would post the link to a hillarious Top Gear video, but I'm to lazy to find it...

    BBC's site(no video)

  18. Re:Rolling Timebombs? on Li-Ion Batteries Hit Final R&D Phase for Plug-in Cars · · Score: 1

    At least cars have evolved a little since the 60's, when cars would explode just before it hit something.
     
    See Where Eagles Dare to see what I mean...

  19. Re:PIRACY IS KILLING PC GAMING on Warner Sues Search Engine, Tests DMCA Safe Harbor · · Score: 1

    The **AA Method (tm):

    See this hat? Nothing in it, right? Well, TADA! here's your number!

  20. Re:Experts-Exchange? on Crowdsourcing Software Development to the Masses · · Score: 5, Funny

    They must have added the '-' in their address lately. Guess they got way too many requests from confused individuals.

  21. Re:This is only part of the problem on Researchers Achieve Amazing Memory Density · · Score: 1

    Somehow "Ironkey" seems to be a merging of the words "irony" and "monkey".

    Maybe it's just me, but I don't understand the irony part.

  22. stupid laws on Famous Criminal Opines that Technology Breeds Crime · · Score: 1

    There are a lot of stupid laws passed every day. I always say, criminals must have lobbyists in Washington. Yes, they have. Ever heard of riaa, mpaa?
  23. Re:As suggested by Mark Twain on The Evolution of Language · · Score: 1

    It is interesting that your proposed laguage looks quite similar to norwegian.

    We solve the "ch"-problem by using kj, sj and tj.

  24. Re:Stupid "Funny" Comments on Powerful Blast Confuses Astronomers · · Score: 1

    Mod parent "Funny", please.

  25. Please explain on Apple, the RIAA, and Ringtones · · Score: 1

    What are these things you call ringtones? I recall something called that used on cellphones, but havn't they been replaced by mp3-files long time ago?

    By the way, I live in Europe