" OMFG have you seen the Halo 2 trailer it's like slow and it's telling you all the stuff you did in the first one then the music kicks in and and the chief comes out and gets a gun the earf is on fire and chief is like fuck this im jumping and HE JUMPS PUT OF TEH SPACESHIP with angels singing and he lands on the bad guys and that annoying ai lady is like GO GET EM TIGER! WILDCAT IS ON TEH SPOKE!!!~`1 and theres less polys but rawkin bumb mappings you can view this on a special MICROSOFT xbox disk that comes with EB games store.
I used to troll slashdot, when I actually had free time in the office, and one of my last was the above... which I wrote right after I saw the Halo 2 trailer. After I posted it, I took to leaving "WILDCAT IS ON TEH SPOKE" as a little "Jeff was here" (not on slashdot, as I just don't have the time anymore). However, someone who I pester with said phrase on a regular basis was kind enough to point out to me that I might have a little meme going."
If I paid you to have sex with a child because I wanted to watch, will you have just been morally exonnerated because I initiated the action?
Re:Too many passwords - so I write 'em down!
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Write a program to store your passwords online (encrypted). Then you only have to remember one to access the others anywhere there is a computer connected to the internet.
* people who don't do their homework. See many geeks in jail? Is it because they phear the law, because they are not so hardcore, because they are not so stupid, or because they are not teh ghey? Your pick...
nice. slashdot is the hot kitchen. You will have -1, Insightful by the end of this, but posts about how people post are not really insightful. not here. I liked your actual point though:)
nice try. being the only person still owning a 3.5" floopy drive makes you instantly identifiable. Oh, you mean being the only person who still uses it?
The line between being able to trace crooks and being able to maintain your privacy has always been small. You know what to do if you want privacy, and everyone else should not ever assume they are private just because noone else is in their lounge room.
This is a valuable education, and it will help the regular user understand how unprivate their internet communications are.
When you become so powerful (either yourself, or in a group) that people beat a path to your door, you cannot be the nice guy you used to be to everyone. Someone's going to be treated in a way they find offensive, and bitch about it. As a life experiment, I highly recommend you try being very popular, and then see how you start to drop off the people around you that are high maintenance, and then the people that weren't that bad, but don't float your boat, and then your friends, to be left spending time with the people that have trapped you into needing them to maintain your power/popularity/money.
They won't have to worry about online piracy. Hollywood already knows how to defeat piracy of movies and they are currently practising it by producing shite.
Anways, I'm not reading this thread until I've seen it:)
I used to be critical of the Australian (mine) system of preferential voting until I saw in the states that (arguably) when there are two parties with a stance on similar issues, they take votes away from each other.
I think the Australian system would be better if they did not make voting compulsory, or allowed you to opt-out of the run-off vote. That would both eliminate the annoyance of having your vote run off to a party you don't like, and also enable Australians to make a general vote of no confidence in the two major parties.
Slashdot Mirror
I suppose when you are bored on Slashdot, instead of trolling, one could read about them?
It's a pretty thorough summary.
Maybe this from here?
" OMFG have you seen the Halo 2 trailer it's like slow and it's telling you all the stuff you did in the first one then the music kicks in and and the chief comes out and gets a gun the earf is on fire and chief is like fuck this im jumping and HE JUMPS PUT OF TEH SPACESHIP with angels singing and he lands on the bad guys and that annoying ai lady is like GO GET EM TIGER! WILDCAT IS ON TEH SPOKE!!!~`1 and theres less polys but rawkin bumb mappings you can view this on a special MICROSOFT xbox disk that comes with EB games store.
I used to troll slashdot, when I actually had free time in the office, and one of my last was the above... which I wrote right after I saw the Halo 2 trailer. After I posted it, I took to leaving "WILDCAT IS ON TEH SPOKE" as a little "Jeff was here" (not on slashdot, as I just don't have the time anymore). However, someone who I pester with said phrase on a regular basis was kind enough to point out to me that I might have a little meme going."
Ouch, you bastard!
Ok. I'll play a card now.
Here it is
... is here
hehe...
Can you hold Kleenex and Dell responsible for going blind?
I was using a failed attempt at humour :(
One of these numbers is not prime. Check it out for yourself!
I know you are angry, but please leave tapioca pudding out of this.
If I paid you to have sex with a child because I wanted to watch, will you have just been morally exonnerated because I initiated the action?
Write a program to store your passwords online (encrypted). Then you only have to remember one to access the others anywhere there is a computer connected to the internet.
YANAL, yet you used the word "thereof"?
Egad!
It wasn't a dig. I just like checking them up and reporting. :)
Not so?! But who watches the watcher watchers?
only dumb* people get caught.
* people who don't do their homework. See many geeks in jail? Is it because they phear the law, because they are not so hardcore, because they are not so stupid, or because they are not teh ghey? Your pick...
nice. slashdot is the hot kitchen. You will have -1, Insightful by the end of this, but posts about how people post are not really insightful. not here. I liked your actual point though :)
nice try. being the only person still owning a 3.5" floopy drive makes you instantly identifiable. Oh, you mean being the only person who still uses it?
The line between being able to trace crooks and being able to maintain your privacy has always been small. You know what to do if you want privacy, and everyone else should not ever assume they are private just because noone else is in their lounge room.
This is a valuable education, and it will help the regular user understand how unprivate their internet communications are.
No-one loses here. What's the story?
When you become so powerful (either yourself, or in a group) that people beat a path to your door, you cannot be the nice guy you used to be to everyone. Someone's going to be treated in a way they find offensive, and bitch about it. As a life experiment, I highly recommend you try being very popular, and then see how you start to drop off the people around you that are high maintenance, and then the people that weren't that bad, but don't float your boat, and then your friends, to be left spending time with the people that have trapped you into needing them to maintain your power/popularity/money.
He's probably waiting for a pro-boner lawyer and holding out for a large legal opening.
um... XBox Live? penny-arcade.com seem to like it.
Chinese is CISC
English is RISC
They won't have to worry about online piracy. Hollywood already knows how to defeat piracy of movies and they are currently practising it by producing shite.
:)
Anways, I'm not reading this thread until I've seen it
Are you posting in the right place? Your comment was full of information and completely lacking in radical bias.
Thank you. I think I learnt something today.
Cheers
I used to be critical of the Australian (mine) system of preferential voting until I saw in the states that (arguably) when there are two parties with a stance on similar issues, they take votes away from each other.
I think the Australian system would be better if they did not make voting compulsory, or allowed you to opt-out of the run-off vote. That would both eliminate the annoyance of having your vote run off to a party you don't like, and also enable Australians to make a general vote of no confidence in the two major parties.