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  1. Here we go again on IRS Looking at Google/Mozilla Relationship · · Score: 1, Funny

    seek topost (thatflamebait);
    Firstpost (the thread, fast);

    while ($natalie) {
    petrifies $to($stone);
    not grits;
    }

    accept the, moderation;
    seek the, $-1Troll, $-1offtopic'
    and wait;
    stat thekarma;

    unlink and listen (for, $theflames);

    for (a, karmawhore our /.) {
    system ("is trollheaven");
    --

  2. Re:The only important question on Most of Woolly Mammoth Genome Reconstructed · · Score: -1

    chicken.

  3. Re:Who would buy these? on FBI Arrests 4 College Interns For Stealing Lunar Materials · · Score: 0

    Air and Space in Wash DC

  4. Re:To AC or not to AC on One Terabyte On a 12-inch^H^H^H^Hcm Disk · · Score: -1

    okay. thanks their cheify.

  5. Re:The "Moon": A Liberal Myth by poopbot on Slashback: Alternatives, Ads, Apple · · Score: -1

    Lame. at least you could have copy/pasted the original.

    Sheesh.

  6. Re:12 cm, not 12 inches... on One Terabyte On a 12-inch^H^H^H^Hcm Disk · · Score: -1

    Heh, that's funny!

  7. To AC or not to AC on One Terabyte On a 12-inch^H^H^H^Hcm Disk · · Score: -1

    AC or not AC -- that is the question:
    Whether 'tis nobler in the mind to suffer
    The rules and exceptions of outrageous moderation
    Or to take arms against a sea of flames
    And by structuring end them. To troll -- to whore
    No more; and by a test to say we end
    The heartache, and the thousand natural mistakes
    That Slashdot is heir to. 'Tis a consummation
    Devoutly to be wish'd. To troll -- to whore.
    To flame -- perchance to bomb: aye, there's the rub!
    For in that post of flame what flames may come
    When we have shuffled of this moderation scheme,
    Must give us pause. There's the respect
    that makes calamity of so long lists.
    For who would bear the whips and scorns of karma whoring
    Th' console operators wrong, the linked sites crash,
    The pangs of despis'd /. effect, the turnaround's delay,
    The insolence of cowards, and the spurns
    That patient posting of crafted flamebait takes
    When he himself might his quietus make
    Who would this zealot site bear,
    To grunt and sweat under a weary language,
    But that the dread of something different
    The undiscover'd country, from whose bourne
    No negative karma returns -- puzzles the will,
    And makes us rather bear those ills we have
    Than fly to others that we know not of?
    Thus conscience does make anonymous cowards of us all,
    And thus the native hue of resolution
    Is sicklied o'er with the pale cast of thought,
    And enterprises of great pith and moment
    With this regard their currents turn away
    And lose the name of AC.

  8. Postin' Perl from Peru on Microsoft in Peru, Living Room · · Score: -1

    seek topost (thatflamebait);
    Firstpost (the thread, fast);

    while ($natalie) {
    petrifies $to($stone);
    not grits;
    }

    accept the, moderation;
    seek the, $-1Troll, $-1offtopic'
    and wait;
    stat thekarma;

    unlink and listen (for, $theflames);

    for (a, karmawhore our /.) {
    system ("is trollheaven");

  9. Re:High Hopes (plus Rapist!) on U.S. Department of Interior Ordered Offline · · Score: -1

    Oh, in that case, HAVE FUN!!
    Heh,

    -ttm

  10. I wish I had a few mod points on U.S. Department of Interior Ordered Offline · · Score: -1

    I would rate this as +5 Accurate.

    Flamebait my ass, truth hurts 'eh?

  11. Great on Portable GameCube · · Score: -1

    Now all we need is really long cables to play head to head on the interstate.

  12. Re:High Hopes on U.S. Department of Interior Ordered Offline · · Score: -1

    Dude,

    Get you own Schtick. You're 409350 user Id's too late. Good try though.

    -ttm

  13. Re:Will it run Linux? on The Real Mission to Mars · · Score: -1
    All software will be Open Source, eg the Office suite will be Open Office, and the email and calendar will be Ximian Evolution.


    And we though they had trouble with simple imperial calculations.

  14. Re:Isolation on The Real Mission to Mars · · Score: -1

    Heh, what a cool idea. All the comforts of home.

  15. To AC or not to AC ?? on Slashdot Updates · · Score: -1, Offtopic

    AC or not AC -- that is the question:
    Whether 'tis nobler in the mind to suffer
    The rules and exceptions of outrageous moderation
    Or to take arms against a sea of flames
    And by structuring end them. To troll -- to whore
    No more; and by a test to say we end
    The heartache, and the thousand natural mistakes
    That Slashdot is heir to. 'Tis a consummation
    Devoutly to be wish'd. To troll -- to whore.
    To flame -- perchance to bomb: aye, there's the rub!
    For in that post of flame what flames may come
    When we have shuffled of this moderation scheme,
    Must give us pause. There's the respect
    that makes calamity of so long lists.
    For who would bear the whips and scorns of karma whoring
    Th' console operators wrong, the linked sites crash,
    The pangs of despis'd /. effect, the turnaround's delay,
    The insolence of cowards, and the spurns
    That patient posting of crafted flamebait takes
    When he himself might his quietus make
    Who would this zealot site bear,
    To grunt and sweat under a weary language,
    But that the dread of something different
    The undiscover'd country, from whose bourne
    No negative karma returns -- puzzles the will,
    And makes us rather bear those ills we have
    Than fly to others that we know not of?
    Thus conscience does make anonymous cowards of us all,
    And thus the native hue of resolution
    Is sicklied o'er with the pale cast of thought,
    And enterprises of great pith and moment
    With this regard their currents turn away
    And lose the name of AC.

  16. You have it backwards on DirectFB: A New Linux Graphics Standard? · · Score: -1, Troll

    Europe in trademark the own actually we and, "GmBh media integrated convergance" is name company's the.

    . . . Us sue they that risk no there's so.

  17. New Standard?? on DirectFB: A New Linux Graphics Standard? · · Score: 0
    DirectFB adds graphical power to embedded systems and sets a new standard for graphics under Linux


    A new standard? No, that's a stretch. It will allow for a wider footprint because it could play to a wider audience, but X will not be replaced IMO.

  18. 1 in 10? Puhlease on Cubicle Blues Blamed On IT · · Score: 2

    I think 1 in 10 is a gross understatement. Not just for the IT environment but for the dilbert zone overall. It's a shame to see the drone-like atmospheres that new erganomic environments have created. And with the high costs of everything most average cube workers are spending way more time in these shitty environments instead of being out enjoying life. Scary to think what the attituded and culture will be like in 20 more years.

  19. DUH~! on Web-Based E-mail Isn't Safe From Corporate Eyes · · Score: 1
    Duh.

    ANY electronic communication coming of going through corporate firewalls (including voice) is fair game. Bottom line is dont ever send anything from work that you don't want big brother to see.

    They get away with it because they "own" the environment you are using to communicate and somewhere in the employee manuals it states something like "Company resources are for company use only and can be monitored or restricted without notice. balh blah blah.

    Don't be dumb, save the communications you could be fired if caught doing for home. Use the corporate networks for corporate stuff.

  20. Farewell on RealPlayer To Incorporate Mozilla · · Score: 4

    So long Slashdot my old friend.
    I won't come to troll you again.
    because the console softly creeping,
    killed my karma while I was sleeping.
    And the flames
    with just remnants in my brain,
    don't remain,
    upon the threads... of Slashdot.

    In flick'ring lights I type along.
    Submit my troll, before to long,
    Letters haloed by my squinting,
    at the rant that I was typing.
    For my eyes were blurred
    by the flash of the cathode beam,
    term'nal screen,
    and all the trolls... on Slashdot.

    And in the fuzzy light I saw
    10,000 zealots, maybe more:
    Zealots karma farming,
    Zealots flaming without thinking.
    Zealots modding posts
    that karma never shared.
    (No one dared,
    disturb the balance... of Slashdot)

    "Fools," said I, "you do not know.
    Honest opinion makes the karma grow.
    They post the rules so that we might read them.
    Meta mod 'cause we don't heed them."
    But my posts
    like trolling karma fell,
    (Oh well...)
    An echo,
    On the threads... of Slashdot.

    Thanks folks, it's been a blast. After a long time under the TM account, I feel it's time I call it quits. The TM account was created and used on a bet that a spamming troll could not survive moderation and last more that a few week, made even harder by having to do it with an account name as silly as Trollmastah.

    I'm ending my trollish run with:

    * +33 Karma (lowest level I hit was around -20)
    * Due to being over +25, I receive the +1 bonus (kind of ironic)
    * A long run at -2 default.(Well deserved)
    * A console initiated permenant tag which keeps default post at -1 regardless of karma. (sort of a select club)
    * About 50/50 percent positive/negative e-mail(Thank you all)
    * Easily over 100 "First Posts!"(Woo Hoo!)

    Even though trolls are generally discouraged, I did find that trolling is a valuable addition to the /. culture and when done without being offensive, vulgar or mean, even trolls can keep positive karma and add not only to the culture of Slashdot, but also to the content.

    I'd like to thank Rob, Jeff and the gang at Andover for providing such a cool forum and for putting up with so much noise, the daily moderators for participating, and also to the trolls, you add the character which makes Slashdot a community.

    Hope you enjoyed the posts,

    Regards,
    TM

  21. UNIX(.com) Wizard on UNIX.com On eBay? · · Score: 4

    Ever since I heard of Unix
    I've always had a ball,
    From SunOS to Minix
    I must have run 'em all
    But I ain't seen nothing like him
    On systems large or small
    That tired, squinting, blind kid
    Sure makes a mean sys call!

    He sits like a statue,
    Becomes part of the machine,
    Feeling all the limits,
    Knows what the signals mean
    Hacks by intuition
    His process never stalls,
    That tired, squinting blind kid
    Sure makes a mean sys call!

    He a Unix Wizard,
    I just can't get the gist
    A Unix wizard's
    Got such a mental twist

    How do you think he does it?
    I don't know!
    What makes him so good?

    Ain't got no distractions
    Don't hear no beeps or bells
    Don't see no lights a flashin'
    Ignores his sense of smell
    Patches running kernels
    Dumps no core at all,
    That tired, squinting and blind kid
    Sure makes a mean sys call!

    I thought I was
    The process table king,
    But I just handed
    My root password to him.

    Even on my favorite boxen,
    His hacks can beat my best.
    The network leads him in,
    And he just does the rest.
    He's got crazy Finger servers
    Never will seg-fault...
    That tired, squinting karma whore
    Sure makes a mean sys call!

  22. Re:This is not a scientific discovery on Part One: The Internet Edge · · Score: 2
    Agreed to a point.

    The real emphasis comes down to the almighty dollar. The social impacts are always secondary. Using your electricity example, the electricity phenomenon was a base in which people looked for ways to exploit it for money, ie: lights, motors etc. The folks leveraging electricity (technology) for the most part were not out for the good of the people or to proactively phase in (no pun intended) any ned social impact. They did it to power the factories and to make products that used the base, so that they would benefit monetarily.

    Technology has always affected social behaviors, look at the airplane. It was invented and perfected as a novelty, wasn't really accepted for warfare use until late in WW1 and commercial traffic was not a large profit center because it was simply to expensive to make them safe. However, once they did, it shrunk the world, expanding cultures and races and most importantly to the folks who paid to make air travel safe, it made them buckets of money.

    Being on the edge of this latest phenomenon is no different. Why is this technological advance so important in relation to the others? It's not if we just look back and learn from our past, both good and bad. So what if this particular advance spawns geeks instead of pilots, if it advances technical cultures rather than third worlds, the mechanics are the same. The folks who preach that this its the big one" for any technological advance are IMO just short sighted and are doomed to make the same mistakes that we've made throughout history. Midville school for the gifted. We have as a species the ability to learn from our past and unfortunately as a species do that all to infrequently.

  23. Let trolls be on New Linux Supercomputer Forecasts Rain · · Score: 1

    When I find Slashdot in tons of trouble,
    Friends and colleagues come to me,
    Posting words of wisdom:
    "Let trolls be."

    As the moderating fast approaches,
    And grits are all that I can see,
    Somewhere, someone whispers:
    " Let trolls be."

    Let trolls be, Let trolls be,
    Let trolls be, oh, Let trolls be.
    Karma's dead and buried,
    Let trolls be .

    I used to post a lot to USENET,
    For gradeschool it worked flawlessly.
    Try using it for insight!
    Let trolls be.

    If you've just spent nearly 30 hours,
    Reaching for that +1 bump,
    Remember we moderate aslo
    Let trolls be.

    Let trolls be, Let trolls be,
    Let trolls be, yeah, Let trolls be.
    Flaming's not the answer.
    Let trolls be.

    Let trolls be, Let trolls be
    Let trolls be, oh, Let trolls be.
    Troll's, we keep the balance.
    Let trolls be.

  24. Je me sens toujours comme on French Lawmakers Demand Source Code · · Score: 1

    Je suis juste un geek moyen
    Avec une vie moyenne
    Je signale de neuf à neuf
    Hé, hé, mon karma paye le prix

    Tout que je veux doit être laissé seul
    Dans mon
    à la maison moyen; Mais pourquoi je sentez toujours comme
    Je suis dans la zone
    des réseaux français de gouvernement; Et

    Je me sens toujours comme
    Le gouvernement français m'observant
    Et je n'ai aucune intimité
    Je me sens toujours comme
    Le gouvernement français m'observant
    Dites-moi est il juste un rêve

    Quand je viens à la maison la nuit
    I gras la porte vrai
    serré; Trolls m'appellent au téléphone
    J'essaye d'éviter
    Mais peut peuple sur Slashdot me voit
    Ou suis je juste
    paranoïde;
    Quand je suis dans le thread
    J'ai peur pour parler du warez
    ' cause je pourrais ouvrir mes yeux
    Et trouvez le gouvernement français tenir là

    Les gens disent que je suis
    fou; Juste un
    touché peu; Mais peut-être ISP's me rappellent
    Du frère trop de
    C'est pourquoi

    Je me sens toujours comme

  25. Slashdot Fan on Transmeta Receives $88 Million In Funding · · Score: 1

    He's a real Slashdot Fan
    Sitting in his LINUX LAN
    Making all his LINUX .plans
    For nobody.

    Knows the blocksize from du
    Cares not where /dev/null goes to
    Isn't he a bit like you
    And me?

    Slashdot Fan, please listen
    My lpd(8) is missin'
    Slashdot Fan
    The wo-o-o-orld is at your command.

    He's as wise as he can be
    Uses lex and yacc and C
    LINUX Man, can you help me
    At all?

    Slashdot Fan, don't worry
    Test with time, don't hurry
    Slashdot Fan
    The new kernel boots, just like you had planned.

    He's a real Slashdot Fan
    Sitting in his LINUX LAN
    Making all his LINUX .plans
    For nobody ...
    Making all his LINUX .plans
    For nobody.