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  1. Re:nice on Huge German Donation Marks Wikipedia's Evolution · · Score: 2, Funny

    Not until someone can quantify elitist asshole admins in a number. d:

  2. Re:Duct tape on How Do I Make My Netbook More Manly? · · Score: 1

    But damned if that cat isn't manly (catly?)! If you think he looks bad, you should see the other cat!

  3. Re:Exactly, women love cute and adoreable. on How Do I Make My Netbook More Manly? · · Score: 4, Funny

    Quick, someone register basementlinuxbabes.com!

    We'll be bigger than Bangbus!

  4. Re:If so won't last long on Free Skype Client Lands On the iPhone · · Score: 1

    Putting Skype in the iPhone is like duct-taping a pistol to a machine gun.

  5. Re:slashdot-search idle interesting on Command Lines and the Future of Firefox · · Score: 1

    >/mayo
    >Whew! Grues HATE mayo. You're safe.

  6. Re:Special button on Slashdot Keybindings, Dynamic Stories · · Score: 1

    Is there any way to do stuff like that for the RSS feed? I'd like idle out of my feed but everything else included (games seems to be left out of the RSS quite often.)

    Alternative solutions to this are welcome...

  7. Re:Canadian Version on Vast Electronic Spying Operation Discovered · · Score: 3, Funny

    That one was such a stretch that it would give Dhalsim a leg cramp.

  8. Re:Geeze on Windows 7 Touchscreen Details Emerging · · Score: 1

    Personally, I'm more interested in seeing a standalone W7 for tablet PCs.

    The only way I'd buy W7 in the next 5 years is if I could get a Tablet edition that I could load and run on a tablet PC. The XP version was never standalone (and I don't know about Vista and tablets).

    Laptops are often sold without enough RAM, but it really hurts a tablet. Hopefully with cheaper prices for RAM and whatnot, they could use the supposedly faster and better W7 interface combined with touch screen/tablet technology to make a decent laptop/tablet hybrid that manages its RAM better.

  9. Re:Humans can defeat humans on 3D-Based CAPTCHAs Become a Reality · · Score: 1

    Sir, people would type with their noses and ears if they had to.

  10. Re:Can they not use... on Are Long URLs Wasting Bandwidth? · · Score: 2, Funny

    I was disappointed, too. I was expecting a link to idle.slashdot.org.

  11. Re:Charging 2.99 on Android Scans DVD Bar Codes, Downloads Movies · · Score: 1

    If the meal is godawful, often they'll compensate you at a restaurant. Ditto on a bug in it or something like that.

  12. Re:Criminal activities on More IT Pros Could Turn To E-Crime In Poor Economy · · Score: 0

    I hope to god Chuck Norris doesn't lose his job.

  13. Re:Does this have anything to do with... on FTC Warns Against Deceptive DRM · · Score: 2, Interesting

    Perhaps we should go buy a particularly popular film on DVD - say, Bolt - but get it in a region that won't work in the States. Then give it out as a gift to Senators.

    Could put a little note in there that says, "If there's any problems with getting this DVD to play, please go to [website]" where we'll have info on how regions work and why that new movie won't play for them.

  14. Re:European Model... on iPhone 3G Finally Available In US Contract-Free · · Score: 1

    And it was soft as a baby's bottom!

    Well actually, it may very well have been a baby's bottom, now that I think about it...

  15. Re:Hmmmmm. on Pirate Bay To Offer VPN For $7 a Month · · Score: 2, Insightful

    The problem is that, again, as far as Sweden's laws are concerned The Pirate Bay isn't doing anything illegal.

    Is it illegal in America? Yes. Does setting up a VPN service make them look worse? Yes. Will it actually affect TPB in any significant way? Probably not. Trying to shut down TPB is like trying to shut down Wikileaks.

    If the day ever comes that their service is illegal in Sweden, I'm sure that they'll just move it to somewhere that doesn't give a fuck and would appreciate making tens of thousands of dollars a year off of them.

    Besides, if The Pirate Bay were sued, all they'd have to do is set up a legal defense fund. They'd get the money they need in a very short time, I imagine.

  16. Re:The longer the better on Windows 7 RC Download Page Points To May Release · · Score: 1

    If 2000 could still be used with some of my more important programs (like Steam), I'd probably be using that instead of XP right now.

    They were right on the money with Win2K. We'll probably have to wait another thousand years or so to see MS get it right again.

  17. Re:Imagine buying one of those... on Tesla Releases First Official Photos of Model S Sedan · · Score: 3, Funny

    Perhaps he is French?

    "Non! Le pixle est mauvais!"

  18. Re:W-T-F on California May Reduce Carbon Emissions By Banning Black Cars · · Score: 1

    You know that trend in insurance where you have to pay different amounts of money depending on what color your car is? For instance, they have some reason for associating red with going fast, etc.

    I don't recall where I read this, but apparently black (and dark colored) cars aren't really liked that much by the insurance industry either - they're quite difficult to see at night, even with the lights on.

  19. Re:Not First Post on Laser Sniffing Captures Typed Keystrokes From 50-100 Feet · · Score: 1

    Incidentally, I wonder how much fun we could have with this sentence. Just start showing it to random people.

    ----

    Me: "It's the supposed formula for cold fusion."

    Physics Student: "I mean, as a chemistry formula it makes sense, but in some ways it doesn't... # isn't even a chemistry symbol! Unless..." -proceed with four hours of rambling-

    ----

    Me: "It's a diagram of a portion of the circuitry that's in the new iPhone. I think it's like, some Chinese system of mapping out electrical stuff.:

    Electrical Engineer: "It's brilliant! The 7s are obviously resistors, and if we assume that the # is a redundant capacitor to prevent overload..."

    ----

    It's probably work on any major aside from computer sciences. I'm pretty sure most people in that field take LSL (Leet as a Second Language).

  20. Re:Got that? on Want a PC With 192 GB of RAM? · · Score: 1

    He's got something poking the inside of his cheek, that's for sure...

  21. Re:Geek girls IMHO are some of the hottest. on MIT To Make All Faculty Publications Open Access · · Score: 1

    Tracing the individual variations on peripheral neural pathways and working out their operation

    That is quite possibly the most roundabout euphemism I have heard for sex ever.

  22. Re:A weak point? on Stardock, Microsoft Unveil Their Own New Anti-Piracy Methods · · Score: 1

    If you can get that old e-mail back, I would. My friend was in a similar situation. Someone re-regged his hotmail account and pretty much outright stole his Steam account.

  23. Re:Fine with me... on Why Fear the End of the R-Rated Superhero Movie? · · Score: 1

    Excellent pun sir!

  24. Re:Revolution on Blockbuster OnDemand Comes To TiVo · · Score: 1

    When you can do what many people do with Bittorrent now (download a show within 24 hours of its airing in HD quality and KEEP it) and do it legally, then the age of a la carte will be here.

    I don't think most people want to rent an apartment for the rest of their lives, they want to own a home. They want to own their car. I'd say they'd want to own their media.

    I'd never pour hundreds of dollars into a service over many years and not actually get to keep anything.

  25. Re:And so.. on Microchip Mimics a Brain With 200,000 Neurons · · Score: 1

    Speaking of Skynet, FACETS, etc., I wonder whose job it is to come up with cool names like this.

    Look at the military. They have thousands of acronyms. They add and remove new ones every year! There has to be a guy somewhere in the pentagon who is Chief Officer of Nomenclature, Military Acronyms, & Names. Or something like that!

    I WANT THAT JOB.