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  1. Re:Two Words on Clean Nuclear Launches? · · Score: 2, Informative

    As an example, Chernobyl killed 40 people on site.

    And raised mutations by 600% because of radiation.

  2. Where is the proof? on Spirit Rolls on Mars · · Score: 1

    I keep hearing that shit (on slashdot) about environmentalists having something to do with the Nasa robots - but i've never seen any proof. Do you have any or is it just your prejudice?

  3. Re:Wow! Metrics! on Mars Rover Rolls And Turns · · Score: 1

    Baby steps ;)

  4. Re:Wow! Metrics! on Mars Rover Rolls And Turns · · Score: 1

    Some of them do, or so i have read ;)

  5. Wow! Metrics! on Mars Rover Rolls And Turns · · Score: 4, Funny

    How unslashdotian :o)

  6. Re:Conspiracy on Oscar Screener Leak Traced · · Score: 1

    . My grandmother prints out e-mails and sends them via postal service to me. And I am supposed to believe this guy knows how to work video capture?


    WILL determine what you learn, not age.

  7. Re:What's wrong with that? on Oscar Screener Leak Traced · · Score: 1

    Enforcing your copyright is not in itself the problem

    Actually it is, since copyright is an amoral concept.

  8. Re:The system works... on Oscar Screener Leak Traced · · Score: 1

    A dumb out-of-work actor gets caught letting his copy of a screener be the one that gets onto the 'net. I wouldn't call this a setback, I'd call this proof that this idea works.

    Sure, just like when RIAA catches 70 year old fileswappers - they are guilty the lot of them!

  9. except on Oscar Screener Leak Traced · · Score: 1

    Forcing people to sign NDA's aren't treating people as honest - its also somewhat amoral, and presumably anyone who can get away with it will summarily ignore it.

  10. Re:Stupid prejudice on Oscar Screener Leak Traced · · Score: 1

    You seriously contend you are over 90??? :)

    If so good going :)

  11. Re:You are sure it was lego?? on Lego to Stop Producing Mindstorms · · Score: 1

    One of their problems are copy products from companies. Looks somewhat like lego, but ain't...

  12. The plural of Lego on Lego to Stop Producing Mindstorms · · Score: 1

    is Legoer

    Plus Lego is Danish for "play well"

    And as others have said, no it isn't :)

  13. You are sure it was lego? on Lego to Stop Producing Mindstorms · · Score: 0, Redundant

    One of their problems are copy products from companies. Looks somewhat like lego, but ain't.

  14. Re:Nothing New on Microsoft Word Forms Passwords Hacked · · Score: 1

    OK, replying to your own post is lame, but here are the encryption types available under Word 2003:

    Not being able to edit your post is lame, but that's slashdot for you.

  15. Re:Nothing New on Microsoft Word Forms Passwords Hacked · · Score: 1

    Subsequent testing reveals that the original password will also unprotect the document.


    Given that its a microsoft product, this suprised you greatly?

  16. Re:What are they censoring? on First High-Res Color Photos from Mars · · Score: 1

    Hot, green-skinned, six-breasted Martian stripper girls.

    Damn, they are small!

  17. Re:Hmmmm.... Patterns.... on First High-Res Color Photos from Mars · · Score: 1

    If I stare up at the light fixture on my ceiling, there appears to be a "pattern" of concentric rings and radial lines of texture. It's daylight, the curtains are open, and snow is on the ground so when the light is off, I have plane-source scattered light and any "pattern" disappears.

    Any appearance of order in the image is just an illusion.


    Or it could be a secret message from God!

  18. So the slashdot headline is a lie? on DVD-Jon Breaks iTunes Encryption For Linux Users · · Score: 1

    He doesn't break anything, since you require a valid key - it just allows you to use it under another operating system?

  19. Re:People will keep using it, regardless... on Windows 98 Phased Out · · Score: 1

    I hear its not very compatible.

  20. You can't say on What You Can't Say · · Score: 1

    that spiderman sucked, there is immediately some twit who will moderate you as troll - tsk tsk.

  21. Re:People will keep using it, regardless... on Windows 98 Phased Out · · Score: 1

    When get a new computer, i'll still using Windows 98 - i refuse to use a OS that needs activation (damn immoral!)

  22. Re:It's all relative on Earth Travel On Time, Again · · Score: 1

    And you'd be the King of closemindedness?

  23. Re:It's all relative on Earth Travel On Time, Again · · Score: 1

    Really, it's basic science.

    No its a basic prejudice. We produce synthetic stuff that we consume, which makes os fatter and weigh more than what originally came from your "mass inside the earth" - so overall weight increases slightly.

  24. Re:It's all relative on Earth Travel On Time, Again · · Score: 1

    ahh yes, the weight is magically increasing because of the food we eat. Listen to yourself.

    Listen to YOURSELF. You are the one spewing monsense with your magical? There is nothing magical about it, its science. Look it up.
    Weight is relative the Earth anyway, its the mass thats imporatant. And the mass is not gonna change. We don't conjure magical mass out of thin air.

    No, we produce more of it through science - twit.

  25. This should be modded funny on Jodrell Bank Telescope Gets No Signal From Beagle · · Score: 1

    But Roofus's sig is correct: http://slashdot.org/~Roofus