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  1. Re:holy crap on A New Human-Seeking Drone, Much Cheaper Than a Predator · · Score: 1

    bah we can take you down with a convoy of beer and vintage electric hockey toys

  2. Re:I've got a name for it on A New Human-Seeking Drone, Much Cheaper Than a Predator · · Score: 4, Funny

    sigh, can I take a shot at this joke please

    Apple announced its partnership with the military today called iWings for iPads

  3. Re:KDE is really good now.. on KDE 4.6.3 Released · · Score: 1

    yea ok I find just the opposite, see I have been on a Linux kick, trying to get away from the canned distros like ubuntu and mint, so I get a system built and use KDE and WTF

    you know when you have a broken desktop method when the user spends the first moments with a new system on google trying to figure out how to get a normal and functioning desktop, and I still cant move the bloody icons once there, yes, great, first time using KDE in a long time and I am on google hopelessly trying to figure out how to click and drag a fucking icon ...

    Older hardware seems to be at a whim, my test machine is a AMD64 @ 2.0 ghz, 2gig of ddr1 ram and a agp8x Geforce 7800GT, and while its mostly fine it really does not take but a couple of actions happening in a short time where you can start to watch it choke. Most trolls would tell me to turn off all the extra shit, but you know what? KDE without the bonus ui crap is just a wonky LXDE to me, and this same machine has windows 7 loaded up on it and runs like a oiled up stripper down a pole, whats the problem?

    I also find gnome to be getting in the way, and as of this point I am just keeping linux mint 10 with LXDE, and unless someone wants a cutting edge desktop with bling and widgets I would recommend it

  4. Re:People have always been stupid on Do Gadgets Degrade Our Common Sense? · · Score: 1

    I think you have that backwards

  5. Re:yea on New Rechargeable Battery Uses Water · · Score: 1

    it was in response to the dipshit title, not the article

    or I meant woosh!

  6. Re:yea on New Rechargeable Battery Uses Water · · Score: 1

    its rechargeable and uses water, the title of this article makes that sound like a break through innovation, the method described is, but the title is dumb

  7. yea on New Rechargeable Battery Uses Water · · Score: 1

    so does the one in my lawnmower, I thought lead acid batteries have been around a while, maybe I just live in the future

  8. Re:Addicted much? on Face-Mounted Nose Stylus Created For Phones · · Score: 1

    no I honestly did not the first time I saw it yesterday, it IS absurd I will give you that

  9. Re:Addicted much? on Face-Mounted Nose Stylus Created For Phones · · Score: 1

    if you want to do something humorous it should not require reading someone's biography

  10. Re:Whoops on Aaron Computer Rental Firm Spies On Users · · Score: 1

    I did just fine with a 486 screwed to a chunk of plywood

  11. Re:My name is finally appropriate on AppleCrate II: Apple II-Based Parallel Computer · · Score: 1

    Commodore owned MOS technologies but I have never heard it called that before

  12. Re:$2500 Tablets on NVIDIA Gets Away With Bait-and-Switch · · Score: 1

    they require 2 things, a line raster system, and self illuminating pixels. not that either are a big deal its just not something that lcd's have in a fast digital world, maybe when we start seeing cheap larger oled displays? Also the same reason your nes zapper wont work on a hdtv,

  13. Re:Federal approval? on Ask Slashdot: Best Small-Footprint Modern Browser? · · Score: 1

    but its not increasing worker productivity, its a one time 50$ charge to let this intern screw off at work twice as fast

  14. Re:Competence on Osama Bin Laden Reported Dead, Body In US Hands · · Score: 1

    +1

  15. Gee on Electrical Problem Pushes Back Endeavour Launch · · Score: 1, Interesting

    Go figure, its hard and expensive enough to keep a same year Buick running too. This thing is going to exceed 1bil before its done, great for a ribbon cutting and generic middle school "experiments". And where is my alternative energy? Thats right! It got what percentage of JUST THIS FLIGHTS budget? All for a science themed variety show ... in space

    and btw osama is dead

  16. Re:Would you rather on Sony: 10 Million Credit Cards May Have Been Exposed · · Score: 1

    that would have been more entertaining, but equally as useless

  17. Re:Federal approval? on Ask Slashdot: Best Small-Footprint Modern Browser? · · Score: 1

    um I just bought ddr1 ram, its like 60 bucks for a 1 gig stick, yea its still pretty cheap, but not compared to other ram

  18. Re:I was a firefox user on Firefox On Linux Gets Faster Builds — To Be Fast As Windows · · Score: 1

    it also renders pages as useless garbage, yea I use it, but its not long before I run into something opera doesnt like and its back to firefox

  19. Re:Look - it's a poster from 1996! on Firefox On Linux Gets Faster Builds — To Be Fast As Windows · · Score: 1

    the Millennium sucked, I still have one ... somewhere

  20. Re:Better on Playstation To Restore Services This Week · · Score: 2

    and those possible 77million credit card numbers are nothing too

  21. Re:Scrounge on Ask Slashdot: Best Small-Footprint Modern Browser? · · Score: 1

    you havent shopped sd or ddr1 ram prices have you?

  22. Re:Buy Memory on Ask Slashdot: Best Small-Footprint Modern Browser? · · Score: 1

    yea sd or ddr1 are really cheap, oh whats that 70 bucks for a gig?

  23. Re:Ask them if you can bring your own hardware... on Ask Slashdot: Best Small-Footprint Modern Browser? · · Score: 1

    yea you can pay for something that will become company property, sounds genius

  24. Re:Federal approval? on Ask Slashdot: Best Small-Footprint Modern Browser? · · Score: 1

    omg people quit saying this, its not a fucking decade old, and what the hell? do you REALLY need a quad i7 with 8 gigs and 3 video cards to run fucking outlook, word and jerk off on the web while being paid?

  25. Re:Just... wow. on Ask Slashdot: Best Small-Footprint Modern Browser? · · Score: 1

    in 2001 the average computer was a 500mhz 128mb of ram quit being a moron, and I dont know what the question really is, I use a 1.7ghz p4 at work with 768 meg of ram and if I just keep it clean and turn off that stupid virus scanner its more than fast enough to have a fuck ton of emails open, a spreadsheet or 2 and be here on slashdot, even with their crap slow javascript with only minimal lag