Not a libel suit, but rather/. is afraid of all the angry parents who would claim that his post would make little girls avoid taking classes involving computers, networks, etc., in much the same way that Barbie convinces girls to avoid math.
Actually, the tattoo doesn't go on your forehead. It's just some little blue numbers tattoed on your wrist. The numbers are used to ID you upon entry into the showers, the ovens, the surgery, etc.
ipistnoun;eye-PISSED: 1. Adult contributor to society, with the social mentality of a 3 year-old. Easily recognized by their tendency to run around screaming, "MINE!!! MINE!!! MINE!!! Pay me AGAIN!! MINE!!! Gimme! Gimme!"
No. He was infected by Intel. They even branded the "World's Most Common Warning Label" into his head, 'Intel Inside'. The doctors who removed the crayon probably removed the Intel Infection as well.
We need to be careful, and not mine Dark Fibre faster than those cute little 3-eyed critters can defecate, or else their world will collapse upon itself.
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Beautifully written troll.
Actually, I would liken it more to the use of animals to pull wagons, chase down criminals and fight to the death for our amusement in Tiauana.
Then I realized that cars bounce up and down all the time
Dude, this is a part of what is called"ricing out." Persons with no taste and less intelligence add hydraulics to the suspension to make the car bounce up and down on command, effectively destroying resale value and making a HUGE reduction in drivability in one stroke.
Thus, the car has to produce the energy to run the pumps, putting this into a loop of dimishing returns, as noted by the person talking about friction elsewhere in this thread:}
Seriously, that is an interesting idea. The piezos would have to be prettty doggone tough to be worthwhile. Some of us are rather energetic drivers.
Will they use this to complement The Pump(tm)? Will you be able to generate power by pumping yourself? Or will you be able to generate anime-style power-blasts by jumping after pumping yourself?
I saw the words "Knowledge Base" and "pre-sentient" and immediately images of the future came to mind. Images of article Q219872 saying, "Life is like a box of Outlook macros, you never know what you're gonna get," and article Q207843 replying, "Those look like comfortable dongles."
Too bad the defendants would just be Slashdot editors, trolls and flamebait-posters/submitters who are probably to poor to pay out enough of a settlement to make such a lawsuit worthwhile.
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Not a libel suit, but rather /. is afraid of all the angry parents who would claim that his post would make little girls avoid taking classes involving computers, networks, etc., in much the same way that Barbie convinces girls to avoid math.
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Don't forget the dangling, abbreviated participle.
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In this case, "Full Disclosure" means, "A good yarn."
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I can picture the launch pad now:
Bennett waits in anticipation.
The countdown contiues.
3...2...1...
Thunderbirds are GO!!!
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Use this info:
Name : C. Montgomery Burns
Address: 666 Mammon Lane, Springfield, USA
Phone: KL5-3226
Company: Springfield Nuclear Power Plant
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Actually, the tattoo doesn't go on your forehead. It's just some little blue numbers tattoed on your wrist. The numbers are used to ID you upon entry into the showers, the ovens, the surgery, etc.
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I have to dump the core-a-lot!
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ipist noun;eye-PISSED: 1. Adult contributor to society, with the social mentality of a 3 year-old. Easily recognized by their tendency to run around screaming, "MINE!!! MINE!!! MINE!!! Pay me AGAIN!! MINE!!! Gimme! Gimme!"
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No. He was infected by Intel. They even branded the "World's Most Common Warning Label" into his head, 'Intel Inside'. The doctors who removed the crayon probably removed the Intel Infection as well.
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Here is another arguement on another slightly "out there" way the pyramids could have been raised.
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We need to be careful, and not mine Dark Fibre faster than those cute little 3-eyed critters can defecate, or else their world will collapse upon itself.
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Beautifully written troll.
Actually, I would liken it more to the use of animals to pull wagons, chase down criminals and fight to the death for our amusement in Tiauana.
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...Al, the plumber, who is quite the whiz with computers. In just an afternoon he manages to get the lightning working.
Let me guess, Al is very tall, with an overdeveloped chest and biceps, carries a hammer and tells everyone to, "Just call him Thor" at parties.
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Homo Sexual Routing Protocol?
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Or someone put a link to /. up on a certain Christmas Island website.
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Oops. Read that too fast, parsed that as "perl autistic," and my first thought was, "How appropriate."
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MS Rep: Meecrob!
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The fact that this impossible OS exits is just causing the earth to collapse on itself.
Well, we'll just have to lock the door, so it can't get out.
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It would be nice if 32 bit *nix/*BSD distribs be out 64 bit MS product anyhow
Can anyone translate this to plain old everybody-talk? Babel Fish garbled it up pretty bad.
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No, no, no, no............cancer is NOT a virus. It's more like a celluar Pac-Man, running around and eating all the other cells.
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Then I realized that cars bounce up and down all the time
Dude, this is a part of what is called"ricing out." Persons with no taste and less intelligence add hydraulics to the suspension to make the car bounce up and down on command, effectively destroying resale value and making a HUGE reduction in drivability in one stroke.
Thus, the car has to produce the energy to run the pumps, putting this into a loop of dimishing returns, as noted by the person talking about friction elsewhere in this thread:}
Seriously, that is an interesting idea. The piezos would have to be prettty doggone tough to be worthwhile. Some of us are rather energetic drivers.
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Will they use this to complement The Pump(tm)? Will you be able to generate power by pumping yourself? Or will you be able to generate anime-style power-blasts by jumping after pumping yourself?
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Somebody should tell him that (H)andhelds comes before (P)HP in the English alphabet, too.
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I saw the words "Knowledge Base" and "pre-sentient" and immediately images of the future came to mind. Images of article Q219872 saying, "Life is like a box of Outlook macros, you never know what you're gonna get," and article Q207843 replying, "Those look like comfortable dongles."
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Too bad the defendants would just be Slashdot editors, trolls and flamebait-posters/submitters who are probably to poor to pay out enough of a settlement to make such a lawsuit worthwhile.
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