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  1. Not everyone is an Apple whore on How the iPad Is Already Reshaping the Internet (Sans Flash) · · Score: 2, Insightful

    Not all of us lay back and spread our legs for Apple, timothy.

  2. Not remotely funny on NASA Launches Giant Magnifying Glass Into Space · · Score: 0, Troll

    Guys, 1 or two sneak April 1 jokes is ok. Retarded non-stories is another. You aren't funny. Retire and pimp Apple products on a blog somewhere.

  3. Re:Touch on Apple iPad Reviewed · · Score: 1

    Talk to your wife. I hear she has an 'app' for that.

  4. Re:Is anyone surprised? on Journalists' Yahoo E-Mail Accounts Compromised In China · · Score: 1

    +1 Insightful to you.

  5. Black hole ... of money on First Collisions At the LHC · · Score: -1, Troll

    So given that the west is slowly dying under a load of debt and bad demographics, this was a useful endeavor because ... ?

  6. Re:Cannonical is just trolling us on Ubuntu Will Switch To Base-10 File Size Units In Future Release · · Score: 1

    If its confusing to ordinary people, perhaps they shouldn't be empowered to make decisions based on the data.

  7. So what? on Fixing Internet Censorship In Schools · · Score: 3, Insightful

    Kids in poorer homes probably miss out on a lot of opportunities. Are you going to legislate that away too ?

  8. Atari cartridge on Can Ubuntu Save Online Banking? · · Score: 1

    People 'got' the idea of a cartridge - you had a home appliance, that did a number of interesting things, based on physical actions you took. Nowadays with any modern OS, there's so much background crap, nobody really knows what their computer does.

  9. With thunderous applause... on US Lawmakers Eyeing National ID Card · · Score: 1

    is how freedom dies, btw.

  10. Get used to disappointment, snowflake on Later School Start For Teenagers Brings Drop In Absenteeism · · Score: 3, Informative

    I graduated 2nd in my class, and went on to one of the top 10 engineering schools in the country. And I got up every morning on time. The trick? Eat breakfast - and I don't mean a coffee or a Snickers. Parents, feed your damn kids a real meal.

  11. Fast Enough on A Broadband Survey That Asks the Right Questions · · Score: 2, Insightful

    768k DSL is fast enough for most people - posting on Facebook, checking CNN, sending webmail. The people who need 10MBit are the warez hounds and ISO downloaders.

  12. If true, its because nobody cares on Is the Line-in Jack On the Verge of Extinction? · · Score: 0, Flamebait

    Other than a few Slashdot readers and luddites, few modern PC purchasers need a line-in jack. iTunes and Amazon won, for $9.99 you can get a perfect MP3 rip of my old vinyl, without spending 1+ hours per album ripping then tweaking, then exporting.

    It went out with a whimper.

  13. BeOS FTW - Thread, thread, thread on Multicore Requires OS Rework, Windows Expert Says · · Score: 1

    Pervasive multithreading gives you the best user experience. Hell, even the Linux kernel is self-preemptible to provide a faster-looking user experience.

  14. Why bother, just recycle on What Is Holding Back the Paperless Office? · · Score: 1

    90/10 rule - we're most of the way there, to get that last 10% will require a massive organizational and technological shift. Who cares, just recycle.

  15. Tram? Get real... on Auto-Scanning the Names People Choose For Their Wireless APs · · Score: -1, Troll

    Is there a "-1, Eurodouche" tag?

  16. DJB? on ISC Releases the First Look At BIND 10 · · Score: 0, Troll

    No djb tag?

  17. Excel spreadsheet on Athena's Free Firewall Browser · · Score: 2, Insightful

    You mean your network guys don't just have 1 giant, multi-tabbed Excel file?

  18. Reward vs risk? on GM Working On Interactive Windshields · · Score: 1, Interesting

    Given GM's historical failures, and their new immunity from market forces (thank you taxpayers), it's not the place best suited to develop this kind of tech, if indeed this tech is necessary. What's wrong with driving more slowly in the fog? Why do I need HUD, or worse, banner ads, on my windshield? If Toyota, once the paragon of automotive quality, can bork up the drive-by-wire system, it doesn't bode well for GM. I don't want my windshield blue-screening on me.

  19. but nobody ever fails on Professor Ditches Grades For XP System · · Score: 1

    An RPG style game is typically designed so nobody ever dies, with the XP and challenges scaling more or less with ability. All this will produce is a bunch of kids who perform the same, and get A's (or Legend status).

  20. Shoggoths on Complex Life Found Under 600 Feet of Antarctic Ice · · Score: 1

    Didn't we learn from Lovecraft? /waiting for the Del Toro movie...

  21. Serves you right on The Movie Studios' Big 3D Scam · · Score: 2, Funny

    If you're douchey enough to go see the movies that get 3d-ified, and they suck, you only have yourself to blame.

  22. web bugs? on Facebook Attracting More Visitors Than Google.com · · Score: 1

    How many of those "Add this to Facebook" links do you see everywhere? How many of those drive page hits to facebook.com ?

  23. Re:103000 passwords per second. So? on Blazing Fast Password Recovery With New ATI Cards · · Score: 1

    FWIW, I work for $LARGE_US_BANK and we have an 8 character password limit, that MUST be exactly 8 characters, contain a number, etc.etc.etc.

    MANY passwords can be eliminated through some social engineering.

  24. Did you roll a hoop with a stick? on Programming the Commodore 64: the Definitive Guide · · Score: 1

    Wear knickerbockers?
    Tie an onion to your belt?

    Change happens, embrace it, or go the way of the dinosaur.

  25. DOA for anything but pro gear on OpenGL 4.0 Spec Released · · Score: -1, Troll

    DirectX won, because it does sound and HID input handling, and because its on every PC sold to every mouthbreathing, Best Buy shopping, banana eating customer.