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  1. Re:Old Pot/Kettle drama on FBI File Notes Steve Jobs' Reality Distortion Field · · Score: 1

    Wondering how strong this force field was and was it able to warp the time-space continuum?? :P

    It can bend concentric rectangles into a unique shape so I'd say it's pretty damn strong.

  2. Re:Breaking news on FBI File Notes Steve Jobs' Reality Distortion Field · · Score: 0

    And god forbid a company use patents to seek royalties! That's just so evil, what will Google do next, patent some touchscreen gestures? Patent concentric rectangles!?

  3. Re:Job Requirements? on FBI File Notes Steve Jobs' Reality Distortion Field · · Score: 1

    Fair enough, I missed the "H."

  4. Re:Breaking news on FBI File Notes Steve Jobs' Reality Distortion Field · · Score: 4, Insightful

    Get a life bonch. A Slashdotter who lives in one of the most boring places in the world is telling you to Get. A. Life.

  5. Re:Job Requirements? on FBI File Notes Steve Jobs' Reality Distortion Field · · Score: 1

    They figured he wasn't as good as Karl Rove though.

  6. Re:Ever been to Singapore on Ask Slashdot: Where Are the Open Source Jobs? · · Score: 2

    No matter how nice and clean and safe a country is, if it has laws like that, IMO it's a shithole.

  7. Re:From what I've seen on Ask Slashdot: Where Are the Open Source Jobs? · · Score: 1

    Yeah if he's trying to find a pure open source job, they are ULTRA-RARE. There are only a handful of companies on the planet that are 100% FOSS (not counting tiny ones, such as a little 2-man op. I set up).

    Jobs where you use mostly open-source stuff are still rare (probably outnumbered by jobs where you work mainly with MS/Cisco stuff 9 to 1), but they're out there. IMO if you can stay away from having to babysit MS servers, code in ASP/VB/Silverlight or manage fucking MSSQL databases, that's good enough.

  8. Re:You're a douche on Ask Slashdot: Where Are the Open Source Jobs? · · Score: 2

    Working with MS server-side stuff is a gigantic PITA and it's understandable that you might leave a job to avoid it. It's like switching from managing a team of educated adults to babysitting a bunch of brat children. I'd do the same thing in his shoes.

  9. Re:Ugh it ugly what moron would want it on Jedi Master's Hand-Made Lightsaber Stolen · · Score: 1

    Someone just modified a gaudy beer keg tap and sold it to this sucker for extra cash.

  10. Re:Swords on Jedi Master's Hand-Made Lightsaber Stolen · · Score: 2

    And Yoda who uses "anime action hero FUCK PHYSICS" style.

  11. Re:A Real Jedi on Jedi Master's Hand-Made Lightsaber Stolen · · Score: 1

    He could have hid it under the floor of any spaceship, or inside an R2 unit.

  12. Re:Jawas Did It on Jedi Master's Hand-Made Lightsaber Stolen · · Score: 1

    Lemme guess, in Mos Eisley right? You'll never find a more wretched hive of scum and villainy.

  13. Re:More taxes are not the solution on The Zuckerberg Tax · · Score: 1

    Seems like a good idea but I think the rich masters would figure out a way to recreate the structure of the monolithic megacorporation with creative ownership schemes and subcontracting. So you might have something like BoA or Fox doing all the same stuff, the only difference being that they're a group of smaller companies instead of a single huge one (maybe today's Sony is a good example?)

  14. Re:Such systems have been proposed before on The Zuckerberg Tax · · Score: 1

    Rather than having a tax system based on how much money a person makes, why not have a tax system based on how much money people spend?

    Because it's inherently regressive, next question.

  15. Re:EPIC on EPIC Sues FTC Over Google's Planned Privacy Changes · · Score: 1

    For those who want to work around this:

    http://slashdot.org/journal/277383/making-google-keep-to-itself-with-multifox

    For extra security, use CookieMonster 1x to only temp-allow Google's cookies in the instance used to view Google services, and maybe use a separate proxy for those tabs (although Multifox doesn't allow separate proxies for separate identity windows, so you'll have to use FoxyProxy with per-site rules)

  16. Re:truly breaking reporting on 4G Phones Are Really Fast — At Draining Batteries · · Score: 1

    If MeeGo/Maemo were the free OS that destroyed the competition I would have been happy.

  17. Re:Whatever you call it on BigDog Robot Gets Much Bigger · · Score: 1
  18. Reactor online. on BigDog Robot Gets Much Bigger · · Score: 4, Funny

    Sensors online.
    Weapons online.
    All systems nominal.
    Initiating silly walk.

  19. Re:truly breaking reporting on 4G Phones Are Really Fast — At Draining Batteries · · Score: 1

    Of all the PDAs I've bought the Treo 650 is the one that gave me the biggest "I'm living in THE FUTURE" feeling when I first started using it. The N900 was close but not quite as much, even though in terms of technical advancement it was astronomically bigger than any previous upgrade.

  20. Re:Geriatric astronaughts? on Virtual Reality Helmet Designed For Deep Space Surgery · · Score: 1

    Maybe the next moon mission will include a moon dirtbike and some moon ramps.

  21. Re:Always about Size on Virtual Reality Helmet Designed For Deep Space Surgery · · Score: 1

    I think resident hyper-pessimist QA read something like this and it broke his mind.

    "Simple, we'll just launch a whole city into space! And then travel many lightyears like it's no big deal! I mean DUH it's not rocket science guys!"

  22. One word: Lag on Virtual Reality Helmet Designed For Deep Space Surgery · · Score: 1

    If you thought a half-second of lag was a bitch in the middle of your CS game, wait until you have to deal with 45 minutes of lag in the middle of your zero-G surgical procedure!

  23. Re:Write only? on New Technique Promises Much Faster Hard Drive Write Speeds · · Score: 1

    Been done before. Chmod 222.

  24. Re:Cryogenic data storage on New Technique Promises Much Faster Hard Drive Write Speeds · · Score: 1

    Oh jeez why don't I get mod points anymore? XD

  25. Re:I like big butts.... on 4G Phones Are Really Fast — At Draining Batteries · · Score: 1

    The worst thing is that as these things get thinner they get harder to hold. The iPad2 is a good example, if it was thicker it would be easier to hold, I've heard many non-fanboys saying the same thing. Funny thing is that it's actually nearly 9mm (nearly half an N900) thick which seems reasonable, but it tapers towards the edges (where you hold it) to give the illusion of being thinner.