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  1. Re:Less Than Three Days Old on Twitter Predicts Box Office Results · · Score: 1

    That reply is a dupe. We saw it at 06:02PM.

  2. Re:When does it stop? on Toshiba To Test Sub-25nm NAND Flash · · Score: 1

    Well, there's always the Planck length, as as the ultimate size limitation.

    Unless we find out a way of storing stuff on a place directly accesible but not physically close in 3d space. Either by new means of comunication or by new means of accessing an additional dimension.

  3. Re:Marginal Gain? on Toshiba To Test Sub-25nm NAND Flash · · Score: 1

    So it's more like 2.5D, I still feel ripped off!

    I suggest not watching Fury of Titans on a 3D cinema, then.

  4. 4 + 2 = 4? on Microsoft Sues UK's Datel Over Controllers · · Score: 4, Informative

    Specifically, four of the patents - 521,015, D522,011, D547,763 and D581,422 - relate to "portions of a gaming controller", another two, D563,480 and D565,668 cover a "portion of a gaming input device having an illuminated region"

    the infringement of four of its patents for Xbox game controllers.

  5. The middle ages on Microsoft and Apple Rumble Into Middle Age · · Score: 2, Funny

    I read that as "MS and Apple rumble into the middle ages".

    I did have time to imagine computer managed fortresses, before reading the rest of the news.

    Yes, it was a sad disappointment.

  6. Re:It's pretty hard to split an atom on DoD Report On 32 "Nuclear Accidents" · · Score: 1

    That's actually very easy, and happens naturally all the time. [...] Fusing atoms, now that's difficult.

    Yeah, we all know fusion never happens naturally.

    You'd need like a ridiculously hot place.

  7. Re:Keep in mind... on DoD Report On 32 "Nuclear Accidents" · · Score: 2, Funny

    And a lot of distance safety rules, which boil down to if you're not walking far enough to get sweaty, its probably not safe enough.

    Which, in Slashdot terms, means you can pretty much survive any detonation at about ten paces.

  8. Re:Keep in mind... on DoD Report On 32 "Nuclear Accidents" · · Score: 4, Funny

    I've used Composition C4 many of times in my Army career. I know first hand that you can drop, bump, hammer, shoot, and light on fire an M112 block of C4 without detonation.

    First hand?

    You dropped, bumped, hammered, shot and lit a C4 block?

    That sounds like an amazing drinking game.

  9. Re:Keep in mind... on DoD Report On 32 "Nuclear Accidents" · · Score: 4, Funny

    Oh, well if Nature does it, it must be easy.

    And healthy!

    Try our new, 100% natural, splitting uranium body lotion!

  10. Re:Keep in mind... on DoD Report On 32 "Nuclear Accidents" · · Score: 1

    But almost all of the "lost" warheads from USAF are in the ocean, where they can do no harm.

    Well, as other people are already addressing the possibility of a terrorist organization finding and activating the lost warheads I'll just comment on another, even more dangerous, possibility.

    Mutant sharks.

  11. Re:inhaling dangerous chemicals lowers IQ? on Young Men Who Smoke Have Lower IQs · · Score: 1

    it's not the tobacco since a lot of smart people smoke cigars. it's the extras like uranium, polonium and hundreds of other chemicals that the tobacco companies spray on cigarretes that are really bad for you

    And it's not just a health problem. Enemy countries are actively buying American tobacco to extract the uranium to make explosive devices with it.

    And, even knowing that, tobacco companies continue to use the uranium aditives because they don't want to lose the massive sells to those enemy countries.

  12. Always a good idea to attack the strongest link on Lawmakers Ask For FTC Investigation of Google Buzz · · Score: 2, Funny

    If I were to fight the "dangers" an unsupervised 9 year old can find on the web I'd clearly start by how he uses a particular function in a particular website. /sarcasm

    It's frightening to think that someone can publicly say such idiocies and journalists (or whoever hears him first) won't directly laugh in his face and call him names.

  13. Re:Why? on Will Smith In For Independence Day 2 & 3 · · Score: 4, Interesting

    Independence Day 2:

    The aliens were the ships. What we thought were the aliens were the ship's parasites. Having discovered a planet that cleans them of parasites, the aliens come en masse to be cleaned. The earth fight endless "alien" hordes, never understanding we've become a galactic "spa" for the aliens.

    Independence Day 3:

    The aliens finally aknowledge the existance of the parasite cleaners who call themselves "hunams". They decide that the "hunams" are Earth's parasites and, fearing contagion, declare the solar system a bio-hazard zone and nuke it from galactical orbit.

  14. Re:Reminds me of Legacy of Kain on Gaming in the 4th Dimension · · Score: 1

    I always thought Time was the 4th dimension...

    I always thought the 4th dimension was ROCK!

    But I guess time is ok too.

    Or PASTA!

    Ok, ok. Time's fine.

  15. Re:What the Matrix sequels should have been on Will Smith In For Independence Day 2 & 3 · · Score: 1

    and somehow Neo's got to be able to take the stand in order to expose the truth

    I don't think we're talking about the same Neo.

    Leave it at "...and somehow Neo's got to be able to stand".

    You know, for inanimate objects, standing is already quite a feat.

    P.S.: I was going to suggest "...be able to transmit some information". But that could be solved by writing on his face.

  16. Re:From the No Duh Dept. on How To Build Roads To Control How Fast You Drive · · Score: 4, Insightful

    We'd probably do a better job in reducing "dangerousness" by making the penalty for repeated speeding and reckless driving something more serious than it is. Maybe death

    Doesn't work.

    The penalty for driving drunk is often death and some people don't seem to mind much.

  17. Re:Bye, bye freedom... on The Cybersecurity Act of 2009 Passes Senate Panel · · Score: 1

    a) Vote.
    b) Run for office.
    c) Rebel.

    Your options have some problems. But don't worry, I have the solution for all of them.

    A - As it is right now, your vote won't change anything: To make your vote count, kill everyone else.
    B - You don't have enough money to run for office: Steal some millions of dollars.
    C - They're more than you, to quench your rebellion: See A.

  18. Wikileaks on The Cybersecurity Act of 2009 Passes Senate Panel · · Score: 2, Interesting

    A page must be created right now to prepare the bets and polls on which page will be blocked first.

  19. Re:Corporate sponsorship... on How Do You Land a Nuke-Powered Mini-Cooper On Mars? · · Score: 4, Funny

    One wonders how much BMW paid to have "the Mini Cooper" used to describe this thing... :)

    Two libraries of Congress.

    And a ping-pong ball.

  20. Re:Do Free games cover all genres? on EA Editor Criticizes Command & Conquer 4 DRM · · Score: 1

    DWARF FORTRESS!

    To both your friends.

    All else is inferior gaming.

    (I do buy and play all the 45$ steam downloaded crap, but nothing compares to DF)

  21. Re:I Smell Another Apple Ad on 90% of the Universe Found Hiding In Plain View · · Score: 0, Redundant

    /. is starting to resemble Digg more and more every day.

    Man, you truly must be the last person on earth to learn they merged more than four months ago already.

    You did doubt for a second, didn't you?

  22. Re:Well, Yeah but... on How the Nintendo 3DS Might Handle 3D Display · · Score: 3, Funny

    Can I make a phone call with it yet?

    That's exactly what I asked when they tried to sell me those new extra light italian leather shoes.

  23. Re:Given two programmers on Math Skills For Programmers — Necessary Or Not? · · Score: 4, Funny

    do I have the level of understanding with all of Kelper's Laws and bits to change them to what I want for my game? Nope.

    You needed to change that bit for your game?

  24. Re:Absolutely on Math Skills For Programmers — Necessary Or Not? · · Score: 4, Insightful

    There can be two types of people. The math nerd (high math skills), and the programming geek. A combination of these would be great, but, who do you think would make it in the LONG RUN?

    The first who marries the CEO's daughter.

  25. Re:To hack a patent... on Scary Smartphone Motion Control Patent Granted · · Score: 0, Troll

    ...wherein one or more motions meet, exceeds or else, none or more thresholds; sensing some, or no, motion of said device or a different one in a direction to another direction.