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  1. who gives a crap? on What Happened To the Bay Bridge? · · Score: 0, Troll

    "inconveniencing 250,000 people" - who cares, other than those people? How is this news, or even news for nerds?

  2. Re:judges: stay the HELL out of tech and .. on Federal Judge Says E-mail Not Protected By 4th Amendment · · Score: 1

    So did you vote for McCain or Obama?

  3. Re:Not yet on Ubuntu 9.10 Officially Released · · Score: 1

    Last Measure?

  4. Regulate trade between the States on Internet Probably Couldn't Handle a Flu Pandemic · · Score: 0

    We gave Congress the power to regulate trade between the States. If you want to find the guilty party, look in a mirror.

  5. Except you must still trust Tor on Anonymous Browsing On Android Phones Using Tor · · Score: 2, Interesting

    You must still assume that the Tor nodes you are using are not hacked NSA or Chinese intelligence agency nodes, with a nice 'log traffic to disk' function added. If you really care, you need something like Opportunistic Encryption.

  6. Wifi + LCD, not the CPU on ARM Launches Cortex-A5 Processor, To Take On Atom · · Score: 5, Insightful

    Its the Wifi/WWAN chips, and LCD screen which suck up the power, not the CPU. ARM is cool and all (pun intended) but if you make an ARM based Dell Mini 9, you're not going to end up with uber battery life, when you're on Wifi and running the screen bright.

  7. Re:Get both on No Cheap Replacement For Hard Disks Before 2020 · · Score: 1

    FAIL. You should not swap, period. What is this "My Documents" directory you speak of?

  8. if they're developing... on Developing Nations Crippled By Broadband Costs · · Score: 1

    Then what do they have to bank, or market? FiOS in every home is probably at the bottom of the list when you're forced to eat mice to survive in Zimbabwe.

  9. Why do Librarians hate America? on When Libertarians Attack Free Software · · Score: 2, Funny

    Why do the nation's librarians have such an axe to grind?

  10. Re:Windows Upgrades on Some Users Say Win7 Wants To Remove iTunes, Google Toolbar · · Score: 1

    What other OS companies are there? Maybe you mean Apple, but that would be "the other OS company". We're living in a monoculture.

  11. Who downloads drivers? on NVIDIA Driver Developer Discusses Linux Graphics · · Score: 1

    Insert Ubuntu or Knoppmyth CD, choose the install option, walk away, done.

  12. So now we're literally giving Washington to China on Ultracapacitor Bus Recharges At Each Stop · · Score: 1

    First Most Favored Nation status, then nuclear missle secrets, then an (actual?) Manchurian candidate. What's next ?

  13. Its the EU after all on Demo of EU's Planned "INDECT" Hints At Massive Data Mining, Little Privacy · · Score: 0, Troll

    Its a group of socialist countries. What individual rights do you think you have there ?

  14. Depends on your speakers on 1/3 of People Can't Tell 48Kbps Audio From 160Kbps · · Score: 1

    I play 64kbps streams on Mythtv through the speakers on my old 27" TV and it sounds great. I play the same on my (rather spiffy) Cambridge setup on my gaming PC, and they sound like crap.

  15. Rule 34 on Sony Demo'ing 360 Degree 3-D Tabletop Display · · Score: 1

    I'm waiting for the 'adult' applications of this technology.

  16. Evolution or just surving? on Observing Evolution Over 40,000 Generations · · Score: 2, Insightful

    Everyone assumes that the E. coli bacteria "evolved" its way into better dealing with adverse conditions (citric acid, etc.). Not true - the ones who HAPPENED to be able to withstand and metabolyze citric acid DIDNT DIE - the survivors didn't evolve to metabolize it, they already could. Animals don't genetically adapt to change - the ones already predisposed to tolerate the change survive.

  17. Unsettling? on iRobot Introduces Morphing Blob Robot · · Score: 2, Interesting

    Why is everything either a YRO or Orwellian issue here? Can't it just be cool?

  18. Roads? on A Step Closer To Cheap Nuclear Fusion · · Score: 0, Offtopic

    Where we're going, we don't need roads ...

  19. Re:Sigh. on D&D Handbook Distribution Lawsuit Settled For $125,000 · · Score: 5, Funny

    4th edition does suck - simplified math, weird non-euclidean map geometry, nobody dies because everyone can heal, no usb, less space than a Nomad, no wireless, lame.

  20. Thank You Apple on The Changing Face of the Console Wars · · Score: 0

    Thanks for creating a fun, engaging product that plays games with "good enough" quality. The next console doesn't have to be faster and have sexier graphics, it needs to be more fun, or more real.

  21. Re:40 MILLION USD on LHC Successfully Cools To 1.9K In Lead-Up To Restart · · Score: 1

    Which is why I said "every government" - only on Slashdot does an AC get modded Informative for pointing out that the LHC is in Europe.

  22. 40 MILLION USD on LHC Successfully Cools To 1.9K In Lead-Up To Restart · · Score: -1, Flamebait

    When every government balance sheet is dripping red, why are we doing this again ?

    Yes, I know, -1 Flamebait here I come.

  23. Re:lets wake up here on New Kind of Orbit Could Ease Mars Communications · · Score: 0, Flamebait

    yes, its 2 parts douchebag and 1 part troll. Oh wait, that's the content of your post.

  24. lets wake up here on New Kind of Orbit Could Ease Mars Communications · · Score: -1, Flamebait

    Since there's barely anything useful on the Moon given the cost of getting it, and there's even LESS useful on Mars (again, considering the cost of getting it), is it time to scale back the already neutered-to-the-point-of-a-joke NASA program, and let either private enterprise (?) explore space, or forget it? If you can steal an asteroid, park it at a Lagrange point, then mine it for some super expensive unobtanium thats fine, but do we really need to keep spending money playing robots on the surface of Mars ?

  25. Re:Physicists said we could not exceed 2400 baud t on The Ultimate Limit of Moore's Law · · Score: 1

    You mean bps connections - the modulation on a V.90 modem needs far less 'baud' to get that many bits/sec down the wire.