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  1. Re:Better get ready... on Full Lunar Eclipse for the Americas on Wednesday · · Score: 1

    Considering most /.ers don't even know 100 women much less 100 young and beautiful maiden types that's going to be a pretty hard quota to fill. well, just do your best and pad out the rest of the numbers with civil liberties. That's seems to have appeased him in the past.

  2. Re:So... on China Bans Horror Movies · · Score: 1

    Why oh why won't /. implement a -1 pun?!?!

  3. Re:Okay, I don't believe in imaginary submitters on Analog Cell Phone Network Shuts Down Monday · · Score: 1

    No reasoning behind this well he did say there was no reasoning behind it.
  4. Re:Lowest Common Denominator Marketing on Videogames Doomed for a 'Comics-like Ghetto'? · · Score: 1

    Of course if people start bringing politics into the game creation equation then this will also be a hindrance to creativity. You just gave me an awesome idea! imagine this: Sim Politics.
    You could work your way up from mayor of your town to president of the world. You could choose which bribes to accept, who to lie to, and all the other fun things that come along with being a politician. Tell me that game wouldn't kick ass if it was done right.
  5. Re:there's no feeling on Videogames Doomed for a 'Comics-like Ghetto'? · · Score: 1
    Books are the same as movies, music, videogames, comics, etc. they are all MEDIUMS. They are worth no more than what is put into them.
    On that note,to claim that books are more sophisticated or developed, etc is a bit of an unfair fight. Books and music have been around for centuries and centuries. Does it surprise you that they have diversified themselves more than comics and videogames?
    Plus, I'd say that in the case of videogames there are real limits on what can be produced, as in hardware, input devices, etc. Books are only confined by imagination and perhaps language.
    Give videogames a few centuries or even a few more decades, still a faction of the amount of time that books have been around then let's see how inspiring they can be.

    "maybe you and i aren't as affected by it because we actually read" I'll assume your friend was implying "quality literature" in his statement. Ok, enough ranting, back to my Tolkien or Galdós.
  6. Re:Not a chance on Videogames Doomed for a 'Comics-like Ghetto'? · · Score: 4, Insightful

    Tetris. 'nuff said

  7. Re:Leisure Suit Larry on 'Porn King' Says Google Should Block Porn Access · · Score: 1

    5. "Daves not here man..."

  8. Re:Bender Radio on How Spam Was Done 70 Years Ago · · Score: 3, Funny

    Lern th quote eh, screw the whole thing
  9. I can't wait to see how it all works together on Disney Takes Another Stab at the House of the Future · · Score: 4, Funny

    Father: Come on medicine cabinet! I need my insulin!
    Automated medicine cabinet: The serial number on your refrigerator seems to be invalid. Please call 1-800-chinasoft for assistence.
    Father: Alright but hurry up I have to get to work.
    Phone: It appears your telephone service provider is not supported. Can I interest you in signing up for MSNfone?
    Father: I knew I should have installed linux but I just couldn't find those drivers for my countertop and showercurtain .

  10. It's an inferior OS.. on Torvalds On Desktop Linux's Slow Uptake · · Score: 2, Informative

    I would wager that many people think it's just an inferior OS that can't run what they want. In my experience working tech support at my university, a lot of people don't think that macs can run what they need. They have this concept that all of the good programs run on windows and people just don't use other OSs to do the stuff that they do on windows. Yes, I know I'm talking about macs instead of linux but if people have such doubt in macs, it doesn't take much to see how these same people would view linux (which most haven't even heard of). Mind you this is at a university so I was dealing with a young crowd which is commonly thought of to be more tech savy. To me it seems like these kinds of misconceptions are the biggest problem for linux

  11. Re:+1 Troll on First Amendment Ruling Protects Internet Trolls · · Score: 1

    But were would you draw the line? A few comments up has the statement 'fuck Jezus' in it. An atheïst may not be offended (and may even approve) while a highly religious person may feel highly insulted. On a similar note, I think it is very, very difficult to have an objective ruling on wether or not something is important. *WHOOSH*
  12. I am shocked and appalled... on 'Innovation In a Flash' Is a Myth · · Score: 1

    How is this article not tagged 'fluxcapacitor'?

  13. please adhere to the rules for comments... on A Look at The RIAA's War Against College Students · · Score: 3, Funny

    10 rant against RIAA
    20 generic comment that piracy is still wrong
    30 tangent about DRMs originating in Nazi Germany
    40 someone yells Godwin's law
    50 next RIAA article is posted
    60 goto 10

  14. Re:Huh on How One Clumsy Ship Caused A Major Net Outtage · · Score: 2, Funny

    This ought to be tagged as coming from the "Lack of Redundancy Department". Twice.
  15. isthereanythingtheycantdo? on Carbon Nanotubes Can Exist Safely Inside the Body, Help Treat Cancer · · Score: 1

    They can't fail the mayor, not ever....

  16. Re:On the web: Pagination on A Mythbuster's Biggest Tech Headaches (and Solutions) · · Score: 1

    I think it has to do with load time at that point. I don't think the sites want people to have to wait that long for the pages to load. Perhaps I'm biased in this viewpoint because I have poor internet right now (sub-dialup durng the day)

  17. Re:On the web: Pagination on A Mythbuster's Biggest Tech Headaches (and Solutions) · · Score: 2, Insightful

    Why do websites have to paginate stories? for the same reason that people bloat up OSs. Money. More pages = more ads.
  18. Re:fortunately on P2P Fans Pound Comcast In FCC Comments · · Score: 5, Funny

    So if you are stuck on Cable, like me, On behalf of everyone who is stuck on dialup without the option of dsl or cable I would just like to say I hope your cable wraps around your throat and chokes the life out of you. have a nice day :)
    disclaimer: this post was made out of jest. Any offense taken from it will be ignored.
  19. Re:Amps/watts on World's Most Powerful Rail Gun Delivered to US Navy · · Score: 1

    Maybe they were too busy RTFA for once...

  20. Re:radioactive sodium too on Suppresed Video of Japanese Reactor Sodium Leak · · Score: 1

    I think you forgot to say IANALBAAC
    I am not a lawyer but actually a chemist

  21. Re:The bright side on Defunct Spy Satellite Falling From Orbit · · Score: 1

    The bright side for me is maybe this will land on some emo kid

  22. Re:zombie movies. on Defunct Spy Satellite Falling From Orbit · · Score: 1

    is it wrong that I eagerly anticipate the impending zombie holocaust? So which do you sell, shotguns, chainsaws or cans of whoopass?
  23. Re:Why's it tagged that? on Amazon MP3 Store to Go Global in 2008 · · Score: 4, Funny

    I know what could possibly go wrong, some jackass tags every story with that, thus removing all meaning from it so when the mad scientists put the brain of Hilter into a great white shark no one even thinks of the possible consequences.

  24. Re:Wimax or infrastructure on Massive WiMax Network for India · · Score: 1

    If your general prowess with humor is a good representation of most Indians then I shudder at the thought of the memes that would arise from slashdot.IN

  25. This doesn't really seem like a win.. on "Hollywood" Howard Berman To Leave Internet Subcommittee · · Score: 4, Interesting

    If he is in charge of foreign policy won't he just try and push DMCA on other countries now?