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  1. Re:probably illegal in most states on Chains of RFCs and Chains of Laws? · · Score: 1

    So you are not allowed to know that law that you will be judged by?? Don't forget ignorance of the law is no excuse for breaking it!!

  2. Re:Change is motivational on Professor Ditches Grades For XP System · · Score: 1

    Let me make an analogy we all understand.

    Dude, this is Slashdot! Wrong target audience!

  3. Re:Sample Size on One Quarter of Germans Happy To Have Chip Implants · · Score: 1

    Surely your sig should read "In Soviet Germany..."

  4. Sample Size on One Quarter of Germans Happy To Have Chip Implants · · Score: 1

    Oh yes, we conducted loads of research to produce our statistics, we asked a whole 12 people, three of whom we work with!

  5. Re:Yes. Here's a bad example. on Design and Evaluation of Central Control Room Operations · · Score: 1

    Looks like the designer had just finished watching Men In Black...

  6. Re:[...]you can't turn an omelet into an egg. on What Is Time? One Researcher Shares His Exploration · · Score: 1

    Give the chicken a break, it's still trying to perfect the omelet to egg process. It's doing a damn sight better than anyone else though!

  7. Flash Cookies on Did We Lose the Privacy War? · · Score: 1

    To automatically get rid of these use the BetterPrivacy add-on.

  8. Re:I've sat half way down Aquamole Aven on DIY Texting System For Really Underground Radio · · Score: 1

    The System Nicola Mk 2 has been in operation for a good many years in the south of France, and now the designer, Graham Naylor, is pressing on with a completely digital version, the Mk3. UK Cave Rescue Teams have been using the Heyphone since 2001. In 2004, Beat Heeb designed a mobile phone sized device for sending and receiving text messages underground. Both the Nicola Mk 2 and the "mobile texter" have ranges of ~1000m, I can't remember what the operating range of the Heyphone is.