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  1. Re:It's Just A Table on The $8,500 Gaming Table You Want · · Score: 1, Funny

    You've got three days to get to him with your Milwaukee 6523-21 Super Sawzall 13 Amp Reciprocating Saw with Rotating Handle before he rises. After that, 2000 years of world domination!!!

  2. Re:Who are you to cast aspersions? on Gamers Pay To Play With Girls · · Score: -1, Redundant

    :-O ~o==3

    Go ahead..."-1 troll", I understand.

  3. Re:Correlation Causation on Study Shows People In Power Make Better Liars · · Score: 1

    ...plus, will have all this data to play with, thanks to Tim-Berners Lee. Surely we can come up with a new and better way to organize society, right? Solve the poverty problem, etc? Dance with unicorns?

  4. Re:Correlation Causation on Study Shows People In Power Make Better Liars · · Score: 1

    What if we "crowdsource" government at "www.wiki.gov" and see what happens? or maybe just use twitter? Of course, we need a new version of twitter for filibusters. Is that a "blog"? I digress.

  5. The Government? on What Is Holding Back the Paperless Office? · · Score: 1

    (see subject)

  6. Language Tweak on Baffled By the Obsession With Pretend-Business Games · · Score: 1

    Change the word "pretending" to the word "practicing". Talk about technology as an evolutionary advantage, right? We can practice in an environment without tangible consequences and then attempt to apply those principles in the real world. The only issue is that some or most never get back to the "real world" part. The positive twist is: at least we have their data for large scale modeling. In a "singularitarian" sense, assume that all the violent games are practice for war. If we gather enough data, modeling human warfare will be much easier (and with fewer casualties/causalities) than ACTUALLY engaging in real combat. Voila! World Peace! Isn't that what all this emphasis on technology is: making life better for ourselves...all of us?

    *ducks*

  7. Re:Not for action games then? on Lag Analysis For the PlayStation Move · · Score: 1

    you're sword fighting with a friend...having your head roll on the floor!

    Sheesh. Some friends YOU have!

  8. TED Talk on Berners-Lee Calls For Government Data Transparency · · Score: 3, Informative

    Here's his TED Talk on the subject.

  9. Re:Not for Long on C-Span Posts Full Archives Online · · Score: 1

    I sleep comfortably knowing that consumers of (mostly) mindless entertainment along with viewers of CNN, MSNBC, and Fox News all help pay for what's routinely offered on C-SPAN.

    I sleep comfortably watching C-SPAN.

  10. Re:Supply and demand? on US Sits On Supply of Rare, Tech-Crucial Minerals · · Score: 1

    I mean, really! It's like humans have a reputation for really screwing up the environment or something. Those other times were just anomalies. I'm sure it can't happen again.

  11. Brilliant! on 50% Efficiency Boost From New Fuel Injection System · · Score: 1

    An innovation that utilizes a non-sustainable energy source! Where's my friggin' air-powered hover-bike, you fools!?!?

  12. "and then lit one end" on MIT Produces Electricity Using Thermopower Waves · · Score: 1

    Damn hippies. Banana peels didn't get me high and I ain't trying this, either. Don't believe the hype.

  13. David Lynch on Netflix Gauging Interest In an iPhone App · · Score: 1

    David Lynch has already taken the survey.

  14. Re:A Christian's take on Texas Textbooks Battle Is Actually an American War · · Score: 1

    Lsat word. And yuo didnt maek me fel leik an idiot, no mater hwo yoo desgined yer rehtoric. U haev good spleling, tho! Guud job!

  15. Re:A Christian's take on Texas Textbooks Battle Is Actually an American War · · Score: 1

    Listen, just let me have the last word and we'll call it even - you're god is actually ok...I guess, and I promise not to change my speech to not make you feel bad. In fact, nothing but compliments to you from here on out. Promise.

  16. Re:A Christian's take on Texas Textbooks Battle Is Actually an American War · · Score: 0, Troll

    I found the old idea to be sufficient. Lotsa folks died in the world just recently. Horribly. Sorry you feel like an idiot, though.

  17. Re:A Christian's take on Texas Textbooks Battle Is Actually an American War · · Score: 1

    Fight fire with fire?

  18. Re:A Christian's take on Texas Textbooks Battle Is Actually an American War · · Score: 1

    str_replace("?", ".", $this.parent);

  19. Re:A Christian's take on Texas Textbooks Battle Is Actually an American War · · Score: 2, Insightful

    Not to mention, a real asshole, too. I mean look what he did/let happen to Haiti?

  20. Re:X.400 all over again on Dragging Telephone Numbers Into the Internet Age · · Score: 1

    "+1 234 456 6789"

    I can remember that, easily.

  21. Re:Dear AT&T on AT&T Moves Closer To Usage-Based Fees For Data · · Score: 1

    "If you don't get your shit together, I will be switching over to Verizon's Droid when my iPhone's contract is up."

    Yep, I'm already planning to do this, too. Leaving their DSL service, too. Can't wait to vote with my wallet!!!

  22. Uh...taskbar? on Will Tabbed Windows Be the Next Big Thing? · · Score: 1

    So I dragged my Windows taskbar to the top of my desktop and, viola: tabs for my applications. Then, using VirtuaWin, I have multiple application "windows". Go figure. This is sooo 2001.

  23. Who's afraid of the big bad wolf? on Fear Detector To Sniff Out Terrorists · · Score: 1

    A terrorist isn't afraid of creating terror, else he/she wouldn't have made it through terrorist camp, right? Or maybe it takes one to know one. I dunno...just sayin'.

  24. Re:419 Scams on Why a High IQ Doesn't Mean You're Smart · · Score: 1

    "What it takes to become rich is" completely up to good fortune and luck. "Entitlement" is the first folly of anyone who is successful. This leads to "greed", and then just pure, black "evil".

  25. Office Space on Moving Away From the IT Field? · · Score: 1

    I did the cliche "IT to Construction Worker" maneuver and it was the smartest thing I've ever done. I spent about 4 years remodeling homes (I did the company's website, too). I learned everthing I needed to know about residential construction and quite a bit about fine wood working, too. I lived poor, drank cheap beer, and bitched with the best of them. Made really good friends and met some real characters (some I don't care to ever know again, too). Needless to say, I quit construction and went back into IT so I could afford to buy and remodel my own house. There's nothing more rewarding than building your own awesome fort! No regrets, here. I felt like the construction job was like a college degree in something that was a) worthwhile and b) something I really enjoyed doing. Good luck.