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  1. Re:Ehh.. on EA Recommends Hilarious Work-Around For RA3 CD-Key · · Score: 1

    Was being very very conservative with the estimate ;)

  2. Re:Ehh.. on EA Recommends Hilarious Work-Around For RA3 CD-Key · · Score: 1

    torrent solely the .nfo, 1-5m

  3. Re:Software updates on AT&T Begins a Trial To Cap, Meter Internet Usage · · Score: 2, Interesting

    "Sir, we're pissing off a lot of people with our newly implemented bandwith policies.. Perhaps we should shift the blame elsewhere?

    We could create some statistics blaming a very small portion of our customers for these policies. This would ensure everybody could say 'Hmm, 5% must not be me. But Bob down the street needs to stop torrenting.'

    With this plan, everyone can feel blameless. They will blame their neighbor for using an 'unlimited' plan to fit their needs instead."

  4. Re:to quote bash.org... on San Fran Hunts For Mystery Device On City Network · · Score: 1

    It's a joke ;)

  5. Re:to quote bash.org... on San Fran Hunts For Mystery Device On City Network · · Score: 1
    Because other's can't spell:

    rouge â"noun 1. any of various red cosmetics for coloring the cheeks or lips. 2. a reddish powder, chiefly ferric oxide, used for polishing metal, glass, etc. 3. Canadian football. â"verb (used with object) 4. to color with rouge. â"verb (used without object) 5. to use rouge.

    Dictionary.com

  6. Re:Hire a guard, in cosplay on How Do I Prevent Lan Party Theft? · · Score: 1

    Photoshopped! http://xkcd.com/331/

  7. Re:Nothing will happen on Hacker Uncovers Chinese Olympic Fraud · · Score: 1

    I am not at all an expert. However, it makes sense that the changes a woman's body experiences between the ages of 12 and 16 have a significant impact on flexibility and overall gymnastic performance.

    I'm not saying it's impossible to be an Olympic gymnast after puberty, simply that it may make it more difficult or "change the game" a bit.

    I'm at work, and somewhat busy. If it comes to a dispute, I'll look for scientific or anecdotal evidence. Feel free to prove me wrong with the same.

  8. Re:Oingo Boingo! on Where Has All My Spam Gone? · · Score: 1

    Funny.. when I read the title, for some reason I keep hearing it in the tune of Paula Cole's "Where Have All the Cowboys Gone?"... Not at all within my typical music genre either.

  9. Re:Okay on Where Has All My Spam Gone? · · Score: 4, Funny

    I carry mace with me to mark, but not stop, my raper, and I'm still seeing the occasional rapper tagged by mace. But they're virtually all gone.

    I see what you did there! Subtle insight of your views concerning the Hip Hop "artist"?

  10. Re:Wow on Windows XP Still Outselling Windows Vista · · Score: 4, Funny

    16 UID Ahead of me, submitted = 1m before me... I think I've found my nemesis!

  11. Re:Wow on Windows XP Still Outselling Windows Vista · · Score: 1

    If I am to understand you correctly, you are referring to Ubuntu as an alternative to Linux?

  12. Re:Oh great... on Supreme Court Holds Right to Bear Arms Applies to Individuals · · Score: 1
    Sorry, that should have been in reply to:

    What I question is the constitution itself: Is the right to bear arms really a key element to protest against excessive government control? India didn't gain their independence through guns. Today, we don't need them. I don't dispute the quoted text my previous comment.
  13. Re:Oh great... on Supreme Court Holds Right to Bear Arms Applies to Individuals · · Score: 1

    India gained independence largely due to the fact that it was more work than they were worth. The day the Stormtroopers come knocking at your door, you'll wish you had a gun. The people can only overthrow a tyrannical government if they have weapons which enable them to do so. At what cost to the people of India?

    90 Indian Army soldiers versus a large crowd. While the size of the crowd, as well as the number of causalities, is disputed, the most modest accounting (note the official count) has the crowd outnumbering the soldiers by more than 3:1. ("379 killed (337 men, 41 boys and a six-week-old baby) and 200 injured")
  14. Re:Oh great... on Supreme Court Holds Right to Bear Arms Applies to Individuals · · Score: 1

    Saying that guns don't kill people, people kill people, is bullshit. Show me an instant when a person killed a person with a gun when they didn't have a gun. Show me an instance where an accidental discharge of an unloaded trigger locked gun happened. You can't because it doesn't happen. Maybe I'm just slow today... but.. umm.. what exactly is your stance? What the hell are these few sentences supposed to say?

    Show me an instance where an accidental discharge of an unloaded trigger locked gun happened. I'm pretty sure that an unloaded gun, with an applied trigger lock, can not accidentally discharge. Furthermore, I believe we could take the trigger lock off, toss the thing in the fucking air, and it wouldn't accidentally discharge. So how is it that this circumstance disproves or discredits the notion "guns don't kill people, people kill people"? Please explain.
  15. Re:Opinion of a current scout on Boy Scouts Ask Open Source Community For Help · · Score: 1

    This is one of the better comments so far.. and from a teenager.

  16. Re:Oh please on The Secret History of Star Wars · · Score: 2, Informative

    spoilers locked in attack position Pedantic, I know.. but I believe they were referred to as "S-foils."
  17. Re:So what's it gonna take... on Infringement 'Detrimental To the Public Health, Safety' · · Score: 1

    "...It might not even have made much difference to them if they'd known exactly how much power the President of the Galaxy actually wielded: none at all. Only six people in the Galaxy knew that the job of the Galactic President was not to wield power but to attract attention away from it." -Douglas Adams, Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy

  18. Re:Franklin? on Cell Phones, Missing Persons, and Privacy · · Score: 1

    First off, very well worded response, holophrastic.

    In regards to - Now I have no problem organize a list of people, to whom I grant the power of grey skull... - Sprint already has a service (http://www.nextel.com/en/services/gps/family_locator.shtml) much like this. As you detail, it allows family members and those you designate to see your location. It could be used, I suppose, to keep "track" of that mischevious teenage girl of yours, or in situations like the ones you describe.

    Disclaimer - I don't work for Sprint. I don't know if other cell phone carriers offer this same service. I simply noticed it when browsing my plan and options on their site.