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  1. Re:There are only three sports on Digitally Filtering Out the Drone of the World Cup · · Score: 1

    In bullfighting there's a figure called 'Indulto'. It could be translated as 'pardon'. When a bull has been very good in the court, it's life is pardoned and the animal goes back to its corral as a stud. I'd think that's quite a retirement.

  2. World of Goo on Why Are Video Game Movies So Awful? · · Score: 1

    Here's an idea: World of Goo in the Gulf spill. Can you imagine how that could be fucked up?

  3. Re:How about some metric figures? on New Estimates Say Earth's Oceans Smaller Than Once Believed · · Score: 1

    The really sad part of it all is that all your measurements are based on the metric standards anyways. So why not save your sanity and convert fully?

    Because it brings MORE money to the US. It's all about controlling standards. Ring any bells, Microsoft?

  4. Re:Ubuntu on Critical Flaw Found In Virtually All AV Software · · Score: 1

    So what if they do? Executing the sudo command is limited to the program you're sudo-ing, not your whole session. A program can't wait in the background and get root when someone types sudo.

    ehmm.... sudo su?

  5. Re:Really? on "Wet" Asteroids Could Supply Space Gas Stations · · Score: 1

    Why not just heating up the water until it's liquid and then collect the spheres produced?

  6. Re:Kill the lawyers. on The MPEG-LA's Lock On Culture · · Score: 1
  7. Re:Torn on Mexico Will Shut Down 25.9 Million Cell Phones · · Score: 1

    Where I live, you gotta register your cellphone (or rather your SIM card) on purchase, using your national ID card. I am generally fine with the idea - under one provision: a decent constitution in combination with a functional constitutional court that regularly kicks the arse of some politico who wants to abuse the data for the sake of "anti-terrorism", "anti-childpornography" or whatever the buzzword of the day is. Thankfully, this seems to work around here, at least for now.

    In my country there are similar restrictions, and it has done nothing to thwart crime. Bad guys usually find a new way to do their bad stuff, so it becomes another cat and mouse game. I still think it's useless. There are a lot of cases of identity theft to buy new lines, it has been in the news more times than I can think of right now. Just get a hold of a "lost" ID card and forge another document to prove it (driver's license) and you've got your brand new prepaid line.

  8. Re:Unforeseen consequences on Scientists Turn T-Shirts Into Body Armor · · Score: 2, Funny

    You will not buy that tee-shirt, it is scratched.