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  1. Re:Fear... and Control... on California Sends a Cease and Desist Order To the Bitcoin Foundation · · Score: 3, Funny

    Can I have your drugs?

    Dunno - got any Bitcoins to pay for them with?

  2. Re:G'DAY MATE on Beer Fridge Caught Interfering With Cellular Network · · Score: 1

    I currently reside in Australia - there is a Marmite available, but it's not the Marmite!

  3. Re:G'DAY MATE on Beer Fridge Caught Interfering With Cellular Network · · Score: 1

    Marmite (or 'Our Mate', as it's branded in Australia) FTW!

  4. Re:No! on Google Rolling Out Gmail Redesign · · Score: -1, Offtopic

    Hear, hear. Google's 'designers' are assholes of the highest order. As you say - they will FORCE this shit on us tomorrow, precisely because MOST of us turn it off and don't want their crap - and hence the 'designers' will be out of a job, unless they FORCE this bullshit on everybody. Unbelievable.

    Would you like me to call you a waambulance?

  5. Re:AU Software Prices are Ridiculous on Aussie Government Proposes OpenDocument As the Standard Format · · Score: 1

    Software isn't the only thing Australians pay through the nose for - digital or physical books, music and movies, electronics and clothing all spring immediately to mind. Unfortunately seems to be a matter of charging what the market will bear.

  6. Re:PDF attachment on 'Old School' Hackers Attack European Governments Using 'MiniDuke' Malware · · Score: 2

    I'm really starting to grow weary of PDF.

    What does 'PDF' stand for anyways? 'Pedo file'?

    PDF: Please Don't Fuckup.

    PDF-A: Please Don't Fuckup Again

  7. Re:Once free of microsoft on Halo Developer Bungie Reveals Destiny and Its Vision of MMO Gaming · · Score: 1

    Those aren't screen shots, they're concept art. World of difference.

  8. Re:Hello grandpa! on Ask Slashdot: Programming / IT Jobs For Older, Retrained Workers? · · Score: 1

    The negative reaction is when people think they can just "pick it up" and probably in a few months start cashing some pay cheques.

    To be fair, he has stated that he would like to gradually retrain with a view to landing an IT role in 4 years.

  9. Re:it had to be said on German Laser Destroys Targets More Than 1Km Away · · Score: 5, Funny

    I assume you mean 'pew-pew', unless you are, for some reason, particularly relieved at the successful testing of this laser...

  10. Re:Mayan Calendar was right on W3C Finalizes the Definition of HTML5 · · Score: 3, Funny

    cough Edge cough

    Oh well done - you got the joke.

  11. Re:Commercial exploitation of the Moon on Golden Spike Working On Private Moon Flights · · Score: 1

    The Earth and its economy would simply shut down if it wasn't for existing infrastructure in space and for existing applications of commercial spaceflight

    Uh, I'd like to see you support that wild assertion with some pretty solid facts please!

  12. Re:Wow on Curiosity Spies Unidentified, Metallic Object On Mars · · Score: 2

    Good catch on the typo - I did of course mean not specifically evolve. And I agree, those wasteful gluttons could well exhaust their natural resources early, thus prematurely ending an otherwise successful ecosystem....wait a minute!

  13. Re:Wow on Curiosity Spies Unidentified, Metallic Object On Mars · · Score: 2

    That's only half the story though. Individual mutations that lead to more successful traits make that particular organism more likely to survive, procreate and pass on the successful trait, thus changing the species over time. So while they would specifically mutate to more efficiently eat the whale, those that mutated to be more efficient consumers ouwld survive better, and so - evolution.

  14. Re:Wow, the most I've ever done was 48 on Sandia Lab Fires Up 300,000 Virtual Android Devices To Test Out Security · · Score: 1

    That's 300,000...

  15. Re:Waiting for user experiences... on OS X Mountain Lion Review · · Score: 1

    When OSIX is finally released we will see how that upgrade goes.

    They're going to regress one full version?

  16. Re:I like their position on Seattle Library Lets Man Watch Porn On Computers Despite Complaints · · Score: 1

    make him go some place in the library where others don't have to see it.

    Julie Howe, the lady in question, asked the man to move, and then asked the librarian to intervene. If you read TFA, there is an image of the terminals in Seattle Public Library, and there are a lot of them. So - if she didn't want to be subjected to the porn this guy was watching, why didn't she just move?

  17. Re:Incentives for Space Travel on Next-Gen Spacesuits · · Score: 1

    Because it's not in our nature to do so.

  18. Re:Why the moon? on Russia Talks Moon Base With NASA, ESA · · Score: 1

    In the long term, simply to survive.

  19. Re:LOL!!!! on PR Firm Unwisely Tangles With Penny Arcade · · Score: 2

    Crawl back under your rock Paul.

  20. Re:Question: on Earthscraper Takes Sustainable Design Underground · · Score: 1

    You could also setup some sort of moving tables to alternate what craps get light on any particular day

    Personally I don't care to let any of my craps see the light of day...

  21. Re:Android is becoming bloatware on Nexus Prime, And Ice Cream Sandwich, Go For a Video Tour · · Score: 1

    Riiight. Ever seen an iPhone3 running iOS4? I have, and boy does it suck.

  22. Re:Zynga? on Social Media Bubble Pops Before It Fully Inflates · · Score: 1

    Nah. Just click on a link, such as the privacy statement on the "sign up" page, and then click home.

    Sounds pretty convoluted to me.

  23. Re:Oh No!!! Not Our Website!!! How Will We Survive on FBI Arrests LulzSec and Anonymous Hackers · · Score: 1

    In Chicago, they call that "bringing a knife to a gun fight."

    I once took my wife to a bun fight, does that count?

  24. Re:I've seen people die... on Designer Creates "Euthanasia Roller Coaster" · · Score: 1

    underwear bulging and smelling worse than you ever did while living

    You must not have met my granny.

  25. Re:Very broken system on Gang Used 3D Printers To Make ATM Skimmers · · Score: 1

    Actually, Westpac (also in Australia) have come up with a pretty simple solution. The card reader slot is made out of translucent green plastic, with a holographic padlock etched into it. Not impossible to fake of course, but less than trivial.