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  1. And nothing of value was lost on PC Case Maker CaseLabs Closes Permanently (pcgamer.com) · · Score: 1

    We live in the age of little cardboard robots being sold at Walmart for STEM projects and cute little knit cases for raspberry pis being sold on etsy. RC Aircraft made out of commodity servos and single chip flight controllers are housed in dollar store foam board. No-one really cares about the case in this day and age. I can buy a "gaming PC" from any number of vendors, I don't really want to build one myself. I think I'm more likely to buy a videocard to upgrade an existing PC rather than buy a new PC from parts and eat the shipping. PC Gaming is maybe 25% of the market, these guys were just in the wrong segment and looking to blame anything but their industry and failure to adapt.

  2. Everything will be fine.

  3. I'm pretty sure it's violent on Fox News Brings Video Game Violence Debate To a New Low · · Score: 0

    because they want it to be sensationalist. If bulletstorm weren't violent, it wouldn't really be much more than FPS mario brothers. As it stands it's a lighthearted Gears of War ripoff. I don't think this is a fox news article as much as compensated advertising.

  4. yes it's called sudo on Disempowering the Singular Sysadmin? · · Score: 0

    And you clearly have no place being a sysadmin.

  5. Re:First post on 4chan Has Been DDOSed · · Score: 1

    Wait there's content here generally above the caliber of 4chan?

  6. Wow, FUD headline of forever on The Coming War Over the Future of Java · · Score: 0

    One of two things are going to happen: Oracle loses the suit to google, Java is open sourced and apache takes it over for business as usual. Either Apache or Google will host and promote development from that point forward. Both of them have a vested interest in seeing it go somewhere. Or, it could go the other way - oracle wins the suit against google, now they're sitting on an IP goldmine, and they milk it for the settlement and promptly sell it to Sony. Blu-rays are all java, Sony is willing to pay $BIG_MONEY for the IP, I'm sure, and Oracle isn't really interested in owning yet another language. They sell it to Sony with a license lease forever for a dollar or something similar and then Sony owns it.

  7. Me. I did. on Who Invented the Linux-Based Wireless Router? · · Score: 0

    There, now it's settled. Please remove your post from slashdot.

  8. Re:Sensationalize much? on Steve Jobs Lashes Out At Android · · Score: 0

    he sounded like a little girl. He obviously was having his balls squeezed by a robot.

  9. Re:The Greeks on President Obama To Appear On Mythbusters · · Score: 0

    I only trust Wikipedia for reliable sources I haven't vandalized yet. From the first paragraph on the League of Nations: The League of Nations (LON) was an intergovernmental organization founded as a result of the Treaty of Versailles in 1919–1920, and the precursor to the United Nations. At its greatest extent from 28 September 1934 to 23 February 1935, it had 58 members. The League's primary goals, as stated in its Covenant, included preventing war through collective security, disarmament, and settling international disputes through negotiation and arbitration.[1] Other goals in this and related treaties included labor conditions, just treatment of native inhabitants, trafficking in persons and drugs, arms trade, global health, prisoners of war, and protection of minorities in Europe.[2]

  10. Re:The Greeks on President Obama To Appear On Mythbusters · · Score: 0

    Just like the League of Nations prevented that fictional "world war 2" those crazy teachers keep wasting our time with?

  11. Re:42, or is it 57? on White House Pressuring Registrars To Block Sites · · Score: 0

    Get his dick out of your mouth before trying to have a discussion.

  12. Re:42, or is it 57? on White House Pressuring Registrars To Block Sites · · Score: 0

    Why this is funny is because this would have been cited as a Bush moronism, but being offended by it is clearly a sign that the offendee is an Obama fanboi.

  13. Re:There are no laws... on Russian Firm Plans Commercial Space Station · · Score: 0

    In space, no-one can hear you scream (either in horror or pleasure).

  14. I think he's looking to assign blame on Hunters Shot Down Google Fiber · · Score: 0

    Which is more reasonable: Hunters shooting out the fiber? That argument supposes that for the rest of the year they're not playing with guns. Game animals landing on infrastructure? The hunting seasons correlate with the migration patterns and mating seasons. This time of year for most of America, the deer are starting to get rammy. It's not that hunters secretly come out of the woods at night and bash people's cars in, it's that the deer are getting horney and moving around and cars happen to hit the deer. It just so happens that deer want to make deer babies and it makes them easier targets, which is why it's hunting season.

  15. In america.... on Canon Abandons SED TV Hopes · · Score: 0

    In America our broadband is so abysmal that even "crappy" displays already outrun the quality of the video (or gaming) experience brought in by the available bandwidth. Every time I see something like this I tend to think "oh thats nice, but what will I watch on it?" Yeah it might be cool for netflix, but the average geek (me) already has those streaming over his pencil-thin bandwidth.

  16. Oh well this is easy on The Fuel Cost of Obesity · · Score: 0

    make obamacare include a provision so that all the fatties get free liposuction which we then faction into biodiesel.

  17. So when does on Textured Tactile Touchscreens · · Score: 0

    this device support massive amounts of porn and who's job is it to map out a sheeps vagina into a matrix of texture values? Surely most members of this site are both well qualified for the technical challenges and the testing.

  18. Bricklin SV-1 on Building the Zero-Fatality Car · · Score: 0

    Hideously ugly and absolutely safe. Everything we expect from a fine british automobile: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bricklin_SV-1

  19. first post? on Attackers Using Social Networks For Botnet Control · · Score: -1, Offtopic

    FIRST POST.