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  1. Re:In other words on Airborne Prions Prove Lethal In Mouse Studies · · Score: 1

    Pig brains do make good tacos though.

    Provided taco does not bitch slap you.

  2. Re:Maybe he just became an AC? on The Strange Disappearance of Dancho Danchev · · Score: 1

    I would not at all blame him... Just think of this this way. He has piid off one heck of a lot of East European bot net (read Russian Mafia) guys. And the crooked internet providers that they support.
    What are his options? Go to the Bulgarian Police and hope they are not crooked?...not a good idea. Try to deal with the mob?...very unlikely. One of two things he is either dead already or in hiding. It is that simple. The governments of Eastern Europe are not in a financial position to fight organized crime and one place that organized crime is really into high tech is Eastern Europe. Tin foil hats be damned!

    Anonymous Coward

    To what kind of Hell are tin foil hats damned?

  3. Re:Esonia has used ID cards for some time on Russia Moves To Universal ID Card · · Score: 1

    This is one case in which bureaucratic inefficiency is most certainly your friend.

    In Soviet Russia, if you want a cop, then there he is.

  4. Re:If this works... on Florida Man Sues WikiLeaks For Scaring Him · · Score: 1

    count me in! Can we say class action? Oh yeah!

    The centers of Class Action suits are: Cleveland, OH, Beaumont,TX, and Orlando, FL.

    When he gets there he should look for the law firm of Uriah Ketchum and Isaac Cheatham, who have been defending gatored communities for years.

  5. Re:Answer: They will laugh their ass off. on How Open Source Might Finally Become Mainstream · · Score: 1

    Would they have to change the name to ROL (Russion On Line)?

    Most likely it would be Russian Online Federated Link (ROFL).

    Russian Online Federated Link Moscow Access Office (ROFLMAO)

  6. Re:It already is... on How Open Source Might Finally Become Mainstream · · Score: 2

    Open Source is already mainstream. Android has made Linux mainstream

    2011 the year of Linux on the cellphone.

  7. Re:Nixelated Pudity on Playmate Photo From Apollo 12 Up For Auction · · Score: 1

    I still couldn't help wondering whether the warning was against the nudity or the pixelation...

    Yes

  8. Re:Reminds me of a Star Trek quote on Hubble Confirms Nature of Mysterious Green Blob · · Score: 1

    Kirk: Bones, there's a... voorwerp... out there.
    Bones: Why is any object we don't understand always called "a voorwerp"?

    Kirk: Because Hanny is a hottie who found something any geek worth their salt thinks is cool, and she can call it anything she likes. Be thankful she didn't call it Hanny's BonesIsAPooHead. Now if only she were green...and had 3 breasts!

    Humble Telescope reveals all.

  9. Re:The main reason people lose unlimited data (AT& on Verizon To Offer iPhone Users Unlimited Data · · Score: 1

    "People frequently drop their iPhone in a mug of beer (HOW?!),"

    You, sir, have a lot to learn about beer.

    Its quantum beer. It jumps out of the glass to pour on the most expensive thing on the table.

    At least its not virtual beer, which can cross routers to arrive almost anywhere.

  10. Re:My biggest complaint about Bill Clinton on Tevatron To Shut Down At End of 2011 · · Score: 1

    Please explain to me why I should be in favor of the government funding particle physics research.

    Why don't you step into the box with the cat for a quick demonstration.

    If he fits in the box, then it was a big cat. There may be other difficulties.

  11. Re:Oh my on The Logical Leap: Induction In Physics · · Score: 1

    I recall the quote "Philosophy of science is about as useful to scientists as ornitology is to birds" being attributed to feynman. And i find it all too fitting for any discussion that tries to mix science and philosophy.

    If Jonathan Livingston Seagull had only read his flight manual!

  12. Re:Cue something about sharks on New Laser Makes Pirates Wish They Wore Eye-Patches · · Score: 1

    won't somebody please think of the sharks?

    Won't somebody please think of the Sheiks?

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    No habla Slashdot.

  13. Re:Whats more amazing is... on Aussie Team Smashes Land Speed Record For Solar-Powered Cars · · Score: 1

    Great Scot!

    The engines will no take it Captain.

  14. Re:Non-human intelligences on Should Dolphins Be Treated As Non-Human Persons? · · Score: 1

    If slaves were counted as one person, then the number of representatives would be such that slavery would be permanent.

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    Dolphin decoded : I am not a tuna.

  15. Re:I for one on Russian Team Prepares To Penetrate Lake Vostok · · Score: 1

    In Soviet Russia, new oligotropic overlords welcome you!

    Oxygen, or was it carbon dioxide?

  16. Re:First link in the first article on Bufferbloat — the Submarine That's Sinking the Net · · Score: 1

    There is no reason to create a new acronym/term every time you need to talk about something.

    Acronymegaly?

  17. Re:Wow, live stargazing is a TV show in England? on BBC Astronomer Misses Meteor During Live Show · · Score: 1

    Probably no worse than the 3-hour long magic bullet/juicer/mixer [pro] BS we Canadians have to endure after 2am.

    But it can't miss.

  18. Re:Wow, live stargazing is a TV show in England? on BBC Astronomer Misses Meteor During Live Show · · Score: 1

    How dare they fulfil their public service obligations by showing a culturally diverse range of programming rather than endless reality shows and soaps!

    Is it the programming language?

  19. Re:But getting paid for missing it ... on BBC Astronomer Misses Meteor During Live Show · · Score: 1

    I think I'm probably the only person in the entire country who didn't see it.

    "But I was paid a tidy sum to appear on the telly, so fuck the god-damned meteor ."

    Meteoric porn?

  20. Re:We still do it on Preserving Great Tech For Posterity — the 6502 · · Score: 1

    Amazing bits of history in this thread...

    We pros still de-lid and polish back circuits for reverse-engineering. These days, instead of an optical microscope, you need an SEM to do it. The principle is still the same.

    Speaking of SEM: TI made a video of an IC running in a SEM.

    It showed the current so to speak.

    I can't remember if it was the SEM video or Making of a Microchip (MMC01).

  21. Re:wow on Running Your Own Ghost Investigation? · · Score: 1

    Alchemy is real, in 1941 mercury was transmuted into gold in a nuclear reactor. I believe lead to gold has been done with a linear accelerator.

    The proton packs didn't work; we needed neutron packs.

  22. Re:I have a much more ambitious vision on The Continued Censorship of Huckleberry Finn · · Score: 1

    Let's call this the Utopia Problem.

    Utopia : Think what you want, but you can't teach it.

  23. Re:There's Good News and Bad News... on Reverse Engineering Doctor Who Into Color · · Score: 1

    That's silly, if you're going to go to that trouble, you may as well go back to 1967 and stop the films from being destroyed. Or better yet, take them out of the bin and bring them back to the 21st century.

    Right now we are still trying to colorize Ted Turner.

  24. Re:color on Reverse Engineering Doctor Who Into Color · · Score: 1

    I'm from North America. Canada to be precise. And I would like you yanks to learn to spell as well. =)

    Have you got a spell for that Potter?

  25. Re:Rev the wrong thing on Reverse Engineering Doctor Who Into Color · · Score: 4, Funny

    When they started rerunning the old episodes in Australia a few years back I really enjoyed them. The acting wasn't real good, the fight scenes (fist fights etc) were so bad they were funny, and the strings holding up the dalek's spaceship were visible and it rocked side to side, but I still really enjoyed them.

    They had not mastered String Theory at the time.