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  1. What a suprise. on Stern Measures Keep NASA's Kepler Mission on Track · · Score: 0, Flamebait
    So essentially, these guys are now forced to increase overhead by working more, and using more and more exotic techniques to save cash.. essentially he is telling these guys "Look, I don't give a damn about the project, but by god if you got 1$ over budget I will kill you."

    Bravo retard.

  2. HMm on Wii Hacked for Better Homebrew Games · · Score: 1, Funny

    Does this mean that lorena bobbit runs nintendo now? With all this "Wii Hacking"...

  3. Re:Here's an idea. on TSA Limits Lithium Batteries on Airplanes · · Score: 1
    lol wow.

    Can someone please mod this up and then mod the comment that comes after highlighting that I actually said hear instead of here :(

  4. Re:Here's an idea. on TSA Limits Lithium Batteries on Airplanes · · Score: 1

    Woah woah woah. You must be new hear.. RTFA? NEVAH!!

  5. Two possible reasons. on TSA Limits Lithium Batteries on Airplanes · · Score: 1
    I see two possible reasons why.

    1. They felt there name had not been in the news paper recently enough.

    2. They have heard of threats to blow lithium batteries up in a plane, possibly causing some kind of mid-air disaster. Can you honestly tell me that the x-ray machine guy has enough knowledge to recongnize a cd player LOOKING device that has 8 batteries inside, is actually a small bomb? Certainly I am talking *very* small. But, combine this with some hard liquor and you hav a much larger bomb.

  6. Re:...what? on Panasonic To Ship Form Factor-Standard Blu-ray Drive · · Score: 0
    So essentially..

    Sony, one of the largest laptop manuf.'s, doesn't make bluray's for the laptop?? I don't count making some assbackwards second design for one type of dvd player to count.
  7. ...what? on Panasonic To Ship Form Factor-Standard Blu-ray Drive · · Score: 2, Insightful
    Sony, one of the largest laptop manuf.'s, doesn't make bluray's for the laptop??

    I'm confused..

  8. Nice title slashdot on Report Says 36.4% of World's Computers Infringe on IP · · Score: 4, Informative
    Jesus christ, do we have 10 year olds running the headlines now?

    Your Rights Online: Report Says 36.4% of World's Computers Infringe on IP

    ...uh no it doesn't. It says 36.4 use limewire. It does not then say "100% of limewire usage infringes on IP."

  9. Re:Somebody around here smokes crack on How To Tell If It's Really Titanium · · Score: 1

    I suppose the far most.. fuck you. lol :P

  10. So basically on Information Overload Predicted Problem of the Year for 2008 · · Score: 2, Funny

    More IT jobs will be created in 2008? Wow.. what a suprise. Oh. My. God. Christ almighty, does every year need to have some HUGE problem?

  11. Re:Mods smoke crack on How To Tell If It's Really Titanium · · Score: 2, Insightful

    Well you see, this is slashdot. Offtopic is actually a way to take out anger from your dog/cat/wife not putting out

  12. The reason is simple on 3.2 Billion Dollars Lost to Phishing in 2007 · · Score: 1

    Its a simple premise that the customer is at fault. Why would it be the companies job to ensure I didn't walk around passing out my CC#? Its not. Thats why its 3.2 billion $'s GONE.

  13. *Yes* on Light-based Quantum Circuit Does Basic Maths · · Score: 0, Offtopic
    Tens of thousands of years of evolution and FINALLY are quantum computers can do the same level math as apes.

    Hazzah! Truly the golden era is upon us!

    Slashdot Disclaimer: I relize this is actually a very important and crucial step in quantum computing. ITS A JOKES

  14. Ah awesome on Recent Human Evolution May Have Been Driven By Self-Selection · · Score: 1
    At the bars I can start hearing this now:

    Eww, I can't sleep with you! Think of man's evolution! Think of the future!

    Once again proving, geeks are there own worst enemies when it comes to the sex.

  15. Wow Anyday now on TV Industry Using Piracy As A Measure Of Success · · Score: 1

    Anyday TV stars might only make 90 grand a year, producers the same, directors maybe 200k. Soon there insane pay rates might drop in order to let the media giants profit slightly! OH THE INSANITY

  16. Re:There are more.... on The 5 Users You'd Meet in Hell · · Score: 1

    Actually to be fair, you should just RTFM anyways. This is a very wide spread misconception, that somehow reading the manual isn't required. Its a manual, to explain how everything works. So go read it. If you then need help, feel free to call me, or stop by! I'm locating right next to the break room with the big sign that says the Radio Freq. inside will kill you. Its just a joke! Come on in!

  17. Hmph on UPS Using Software To Eliminate Left Turns · · Score: 1

    UPS recently announced the updated name of the project. "The Derek ZooLander Driver Program"

  18. Wow on Citizen Science and Grid Computing · · Score: 4, Funny
    The economist, a magazine respected all around the world, has just published an article that concludes: "Two heads are better then one."

    Hmph..

  19. In other news on Online Sex Offender Database Leads To Murder? · · Score: 3, Insightful
    Scientists announced today that after extensive research they have decided that murder, unless in direct self defense, is still murder.

    This guy was going to kill someone, somewhere, somehow. The fact that he a rapist living near him means nothing. If he didn't have the database, he'd grab the yellowpages.

  20. Re:Hmph on US Military 'Hacked' by Emails · · Score: 2, Interesting

    Also.. I said we need better IT pro's because they need to push security more.. that wasn't clear at all. Sorry.

  21. Hmph on US Military 'Hacked' by Emails · · Score: 3, Insightful

    This simply further illustrates the need for better IT proffessionals. Most IT departments are looked at like maintence departments(In non IT firms). Something they are REQUIRED to have but not greatly to there advantage. Yes we introduce newer better software to increase productivity but we do it at a cost. So when it comes to IT security the budget is always smaller then should be. No one wants to pay more for the janitors to clean the locks every week. The locks still require keys and that is good enough. No one cares that the locks can be picked in 2 seconds.. as long it needs a key its fine. The same with IT. No one cares that you can be hacked because you send all you're data through unencrypted ethernet and that same network segment has a wifi-AP. You can't access either without a username or password.. right?!

  22. Re:Hmph on The Register Exposes More Wikipedia Abuse · · Score: 1
    Fruit Fucker does indeed hold a great grain of truth. The truth is fruit juicers, often fuck fruit for the juice baby.

    Try and look beyond the humor and find something, anything, to grasph onto. Its how you know you're a true fan.

    P.S. Jesus is F'n metal.

  23. Re:Note on Balancing Robot Can Take a Kicking · · Score: 1
    Trust me man.. you never will have to worry about robots taking over the world.

    We can't even get IE to run for more then a day without crashing..

  24. Hmph on The Register Exposes More Wikipedia Abuse · · Score: 5, Funny
  25. This makes a lot of sense. on Western Digital Service Restricts Use of Network Drives · · Score: 5, Funny
    Western Digital understands the primary use of the drive to be media sharing. As such, they cripple that option in order to maximize drive life time and make sure its REAL primary use is back ups. I for one thank our Access-Restring Overlords..

    ^Satire.