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  1. Random Humour (?) on Random Humor · · Score: 1

    I like RMS and have a lot of respect for him but what makes me laugh is if you go to the free software song web page on the GNU site and scroll down a bit. There's a link called "other humour",

    OTHER ????!!!!!

  2. Re:You call this a capitalist society? on U.S. Faults Microsoft Licensing Compliance · · Score: 1, Funny

    For someone who espouses capitalism you seem to have read neither Adam Smith or the DOJ judgement and you have no idea about anti-trust laws and why they exist.
    If I were you I'd shut up until you know what you are talking about...hang on...your posting on Slashdot..mumble...forget it

  3. Re:P & � on Ink More Expensive Than Champagne · · Score: 1

    I bet that you're the type of guy that finds those tea-towels that explain the rules of cricket for foreigers "frightfully" funny.

    You know the one: "The first team who's in goes out and the other team goes out as well and tries to get the team that's in, out...."

  4. Re:Does this impact SCO vs LinuxTag?? on GPL May Not Work In German Legal System · · Score: 1

    Well, I asked my four year old daughter (who's bilingual) and she said that it's Popo, :-)
    Obviously shes hasn't had the need to use the word "arschtreten" yet. Which is what most of us hope IBM will do to SCO,
    cheers Phil

  5. Re:I beg to differ.... on The Cassini Division · · Score: 1

    A two piece bikini says it much better than a paperback baby

    Round here it's a one-piece bikini. Are you jealous ?

  6. Re:That's repression for you on SMS, SARS, And Censorship · · Score: 2, Insightful

    Is Communism so fragile that a few extra-heavy-duty flu cases will destroy it?

    In a word : Yes

  7. Re:They pretend to pay us... on 12/7 and Overtime on a Salary? · · Score: 1

    Which my company did to me lasy year, even though I'd signed a waiver saying that I was willing to work more than the allowed 48 hours, and I'd taken a 10% pay cut.

    When the hours start stacking up and the money starts going down it's really time to satrt sending out those CVs (Resumes)

  8. Re:who's to say? on Profile of a Hard-Core Gamer · · Score: 1

    I'm afraid you aren't even speaking factually. The puritans didn't play a large part in founding the US. In fact the puritans were a small minority of settlers who came to live in the US and played only a very small role in 18th century America.

  9. Re:VAT on U.S. E-Commerce Sites To Collect EU VAT · · Score: 1, Insightful

    Your part of europe may enjoy paying taxes but in the UK we've just had a tax hike, disguised as an increase in National Insurance and the streets are still messy, the health service is crap and the transport infrastructure is going downhill quickly,

    cheers

  10. Re:A Rule of Thumb on ESR Recasts Jargon File in Own Image · · Score: 0

    I'm afraid he's stuck with four initials
    The other two are U and N

    thank you for watching,

  11. Re:Galileo on Seven Rules For Spotting Bogus Science · · Score: 0

    If you really want to know what was going on with Galileo and the establishment of the time have a read of "Galileo the Heretic" (I can't remember the author at the minute). It's pretty heavy going but it shows that the situation wasn't as simple as it is portrayed in popular versions of the story of "Galileo and the Inquisition.

  12. Re:Bah on NYC Law Aims To Ban Cell Phones In Theatres · · Score: 0

    You remind me of a whining crying baby

  13. Re:About as close to proof as nature lets you have on Study: Jet Exhaust Affects Weather · · Score: 0

    I think that the phrase "supposedly smart" about Slashdot readers sums up the problems with discussions on Slashdot. For some strange reason Geeks think that they are much smarter than anyone else on the planet, with no discernable evidence, so that they can dismiss research carried out by serious scientific researchers and published in a peer reviewed journal with a wave of their hands and vomit plume of their own prejudice and ignorance.
    Sturgeons law says that 90% of everything is shit, Slashdotters opinions are no exception

  14. Re:You're assuming too much on More MS EULA Fun · · Score: 0

    I'm afraid that you MS employees or "supporters" are just getting tooooo easy to spot nowadays.
    You really should try harder,

  15. Re:Old and Modern on New Supersonic Jet Test Less Than Successful · · Score: 0

    Sophia Loren

    and she's even older :-)

    --

  16. Re:Dennis E. Powell's Journalistic Integrity? on KDEvelopers on KDE Users · · Score: 0

    After following the link and reading his piece, which included accusing Robert Fisk of "The Independent" of being an anti-semite I would conclude that he doesn't have much intergrity of any kind , never mind the journalistoc kind.

  17. Re:English Law on UK Parliament to ban DoS Attacks · · Score: 0

    Not quite correct. It's not only legal it's compulsory :-)

    Waits for flaming death from welsh dragon

    cheers

    Phil

  18. Re:HAHAHAHA ! Slackware is dead ! on Slackware 8.1 is Released · · Score: 0

    Are you enjoying the world cup ?

  19. Re:Thousand compromised? on New "SQLsnake" Microsoft Worm · · Score: 0

    Rubbish!

    Do they buy a truck and ask the tea-lady to drive it. Do they buy a large CNC controlled milling machine and get the accountant to run it. No they use properly trained people to operate machines which they have been trained to use. It is the bossed fault letting Joe Enthusiastic loose on a shiny new box without training,

  20. Re:Pinochet? on The Case for the Empire · · Score: 0, Flamebait

    Stick with computers little boy. Your opinions have no value in the real world

  21. Re:relatively benign on The Case for the Empire · · Score: 1

    Much as I disapprove of Pinochet; and agree that on an absolute scale he is a pretty despicable character, he was relatively benign when compared to dictators. He killed thousands of people and not millions like, Pol-Pot, Stalin, Hitler, Mao.

    Oh that's all right then, he was relatively benign. I'm sure the pregnant women who were thrown out of helicopters into the sea were so grateful that they weren;t being gassed or being worked to death in a gulag.



    Further more, nature is entirely dictatorial, kills millions of people a year, and to quote my Physics teacher 'nothing kills like the laws of physics'. Does that make Nature or Physics evil or immoral ? I would suggest that dictatorship is actually amoral, neither good or evil, it simply is.


    Bollocks! Dictatorship is evil and you're an arsehole

  22. Re:Satire? on The Case for the Empire · · Score: 1

    If he regards Pinochet as a benign dictator (oxymoron surely) then he probably only finds that the Nazis were slightly vulgar.

  23. Re:Moving on to pastures new on Fears About Microsoft Return, in Mexico · · Score: 1

    I do blame Microsoft. Just because you are a company does not absolve you from behaving in an moral way. Saying that you only care about maximising stock is just another spin on "I was just following orders"

  24. Re:Is This Possible? on Microsoft Stops New Work To Fix Bugs · · Score: 1

    ... and his child....

  25. Re:low expectations on Abiword: Support Expectations · · Score: 1

    This stigma is not apparent among the Telcos. Our TCS product is attracting a lot of interest from the biggest Telcos on the planet in fact some have already signed up. And not just Telcos, some companies whose hardware is doing a good job in Afghanistan are also interested. These are guys who know reliability,

    www.prismtechnologies.com for info on TCS