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  1. Re:The human eye can dectect 30 on Framerates Matter · · Score: 1

    If the thing I've dropped is fragile and I can't catch it, I usually put my foot under it to soften the landing a bit. Once backfired and I kicked my phone to a wall... ^.^

  2. Re:Conveniently forgetting the details on Israeli Border Police Shoot US Student's Laptop · · Score: 1

    A more sinister view of it is that someone sent her through with (from her blog)

    I think that sounds a bit more tinfoilish than the shooting of the laptop itself. The blog doesn't really support that theory.

  3. Re:Wishful thinking on After 35 Years, Another Message Sent From Arecibo · · Score: 1

    Considering that there are more people living than have ever died

    That just seems a bit unlikely to me. Link please?

    I don't think there is a credible source for this, as the ratio is probably about 1/20 - 1/10 (or less?)... I do wonder at which point of the history the ratio was greatest?

    (Discounting the arbitrary beginning where humanoids could for the first time be defined as humans)

  4. Re:Wishful thinking on After 35 Years, Another Message Sent From Arecibo · · Score: 1

    I'm not planning to die at all. Considering that there are more people living than have ever died, the odds aren't looking too bad ^.^

  5. Re:fix on NASA To Try Powering Mars Rover "Spirit" Out of Sand Trap · · Score: 1

    import sandoperations

  6. Re:Penalties on Microsoft Patents Sudo's Behavior · · Score: 1

    Unfortunate but true.

  7. Re:antivaxxers on slashdot on Mandatory H1N1 Vaccine For NY Health Workers Suspended · · Score: 1

    attention: this post may contain excessive levels of irony.

    Can I get a vaccine against it somewhere?

  8. Re:Taking responsibility for ones actions. on US Wants UK Hacker To Pay To Fix Holes He Exposed · · Score: 1

    I don't think I would claim that installing some security measures for the skylight is the greased man's responsibility. Some punishment for his actions would be in order, which should work as a deterrant, but if I want more physical security, it comes out of my own wallet...

  9. Re:nuke australia on Australia's Bizarre Classification System For Internet Censorship · · Score: 1

    So you are going to teach them that breasts are obscene. How else would they rationalize the need to prevent/stop other people from 'waving them in people's faces'.

  10. Undisclosed sum on Tolkien Trust Okays Hobbit Movie · · Score: 1

    No doubt they settled for a bigger cut of profits from the upcoming Hobbit film :p

  11. Re:AK47? on Police Swarm Bungie Office Over Halo Replica Rifle · · Score: 3, Insightful

    Yeah, and I've never seen them snap...

  12. But there's a bright side on iPod Fee Proposed For Canada · · Score: 1

    At least the expense is not extreme, extreme, extreme ^.^

  13. Re:My next phone on Nokia Fears Carriers May Try To Undermine N900 · · Score: 1

    I'm sorry, I've read stuff like "Since switching I've had fewer dropped calls" here a few times and I haven't really been able to deduce what those things are. Could someone (somehow the writes seem to be from USA?) define it for me, please? I can understand if an area has no reception, but I don't understand the word 'fewer' in the context. Do these things happen if you're in one location, or way outside of cities?

  14. Re:Platforms... on Skype Trojan Can Log VoIP Conversations · · Score: 1

    You know, 'back at you' is not even nearly the same thing... Unlike you (even if indirectly) he is not using gay as an insult.

  15. Re:!rugby on Highly-Paid Developers As ScrumMasters? · · Score: 1

    making sense doesn't prevent it from being funny ^.^

  16. Re:These people are delusional. on FSF Attacks Windows 7's "Sins" In New Campaign · · Score: 1

    He is really offensive, isn't he... He is the only writer I can remember from Thereg, and that's only because after getting offended by some of the articles (or the beginning of them), I've had to check who had written the pos. It was always the same man...

    However, I feel that saying he's part of the old guard elevates him a bit too much... I say he's a troll. Fairly nasty one, as there's no way to give public feedback on his articles, and he doesn't really play nice with the name calling. Either a troll or delusional. A certain lawyer comes to mind.

  17. Re:These people are delusional. on FSF Attacks Windows 7's "Sins" In New Campaign · · Score: 1

    The word freetard is almost, but not quite, the sole reason I've stopped visiting The Register... I can't succintly express my loathing of the word. (The secondary reason is the rest of the stuff that the author who uses the word spills out)

  18. Re:Know your market. on Microsoft Poland Photoshops Black Guy To White One · · Score: 1

    It's not as if you can't find models and photographers in Poland. So why not just take a new photograph?

    Because they only needed one head :D

    Although I guess I would feel a bit pissed if my head was replaced for something like this. Then again, I do understand the need to create the impression that this is 'you' working here. The annoyance would probably come from the feeling that 'was I really the only thing that didn't match the workplace over there?'. Considering that if they took a new photo, there would probably be some more localization than my head...

  19. Re:Multitasking just has to be done properly on Habitual Multitaskers Do It Badly · · Score: 2, Insightful

    Right. I'm pretty sure that when I'll buy next Pratchett my attention span will be a bit longer than 20 minutes ^.^

  20. Re:When I multitask... on Habitual Multitaskers Do It Badly · · Score: 1

    I've had the same problem on Gmail. Not sure if the problem still exists, since I can't really test it right now... (well I tried, but the connection I have here doesn't really lag enough for Gmail nor Yahoo)

  21. Re:Uh... Windows? on Nokia Unveils Its First Netbook · · Score: 1

    And even more importantly (for me), the display resolution is apparently a bit higher... The thing I'm worried about is the price...

  22. Re:The US isn't all first world. on Developing World's Parasites, Diseases Enter US · · Score: 3, Insightful

    What (s)he said. Also, while the experts do get paid, if you really want to see that the treatment is paid completely by you, nothing prevents you going to a private doctor and paying some more. Although unfortunately some of those private treatments are also subsidized... mmmm. Perhaps one should go and get the treatment abroad...

    (And nothing prevents the experts from starting a private clinic either)

  23. Re:Err, so just like the Pre? on Nokia Leaks Phone With Full GNU/Linux Distribution · · Score: 1

    Like laptop? Or mini-laptop? Or early insanely expensive mobile phones? Or even the current phones, whatever the price?

    And the quip about the battery quality? right....

  24. Re:that's a myth on Why Should I Trust My Network Administrator? · · Score: 1

    Somehow, that argument doesn't quite cut it considering that gun > knife (for [several/most?] criminal purposes)

    'Amazingly enough so are deathray crimes in the Otherworld'

    I mean, if there were gun crimes to report sensationally, they would do it in England as well...

  25. Re:Yeah right on World's First Formally-Proven OS Kernel · · Score: 5, Funny

    It's not a bug, it's a formally proved feature ^.^