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  1. Re:Here's a picture... on Alienware's Curved Monitor · · Score: 4, Informative

    since the linked article doesn't have one...

    No, they didn't have one. They had nine. And a video.

  2. Once again on Sperm Could Power Nanobots · · Score: 1

    I misread this as "spam powered nanobots"

  3. The-Cheap-And-Bored-Dept on Free Software FPS Games Compared · · Score: 1

    Wow, another list of free games? The last three articles weren't enough?

  4. Re:Not DDW on Wii Can't Replace Actual Exercise · · Score: 1

    3000 calories per pound? I wish I could find food like that, it would easily cut my eating time in half!

  5. This is not new math on Mathematicians Solve the Mystery of Traffic Jams · · Score: 1

    Although their proof might be (IANAM). I remember reading this article on slashdot around the time it was written. Although, for what it's worth, I don't think it technically qualifies as a dupe.

  6. Re:the message on Scientists Trap Light In Nano-Soup · · Score: 1

    it's like a bad ventriliquist act.

  7. Re:You are free to say anything you want on NJ Blogger Fights for Anonymous Free Speech · · Score: 1

    Thank you that was very informative, and I apperciate your response

  8. Re:You are free to say anything you want on NJ Blogger Fights for Anonymous Free Speech · · Score: 1

    I am curious, why do the lawyers on slashdot always preface their statements with "this is not legal advice"? Is there some sort of conduct rule regarding that?

    Also if I am on crack can I use the above as legal advice? Will I be billed? :P

  9. Re:Uhhhhh on How to Deal With Stolen Code? · · Score: 1

    heh, shamble. I LQTM'ed

  10. grow games on What Are The Best Free Games Online? · · Score: 1

    www.eyezmaze.com

    incredible stuff

  11. Re:Who is this guy, and why should i care? on Forbes' Dan Lyons Hates Groklaw, Wants to Be BFF with Linux · · Score: 1

    since you are not omnipotent, i don't mind telling you the word you want is omniscient

  12. Re:This Is Great, But... on Samsung Unveils 64-Gbit Flash Memory Chip · · Score: 1

    NAND organized flash has good write speeds but poor read speeds and NOR is the other way round.

    so that's why they need to combine the chips, one to write to and one to read from!

  13. Re:But they wont achive much on Nintendo Cracks Down on Copying Devices · · Score: 1
  14. Re:From TFA: on New Password Recovery Technique Uses CPU and GPU Together · · Score: 1

    Why can't I login with a USB key that has some piece of information which is signed using my private key on it?

    because I stole the key from you while you were getting a starbucks?

  15. Re:they seem a bit stressed on Law Firm Claims Copyright on View of HTML Source · · Score: 4, Funny

    why would a bad lay help?

  16. my mistake: on The New Moon Race · · Score: 1

    a new moon race? activate the quad laser!

  17. Note to jack thompson: on Jack Thompson Includes Gay Porn With Court Filing · · Score: 1

    when you are filing complaints about someone making pornagraphy available to anyone of any age, please avoid also making pornagraphy available to anyone of any age. Also, when someone asks you about it, try to avoid using the words "midnight run" to describe it.

  18. Re:Article thin on details on Berners-Lee Challenges 'Stupid' Male Geek Culture · · Score: 1

    it's threatening, in a very real sense.

    I agree with you on some levels, but I would argue that while the staring may be confrontational, it is only threatening because of a mindset of fear by the person being stared at. Our current social mores permit for more communication when attempting to create a relationship with someone new, but this has not always been the case, and as such staring at someone we are attracted to (while impolite, and possibly disconcerting) is very deeply entrenched in our sexuality and mating rituals. Still doesn't make it right, but for some people who haven't spent enough time developing adept social skills, it may be the only way they know to communicate their desire for a relationship.

  19. Re:What about stupid fashinista culture? on Berners-Lee Challenges 'Stupid' Male Geek Culture · · Score: 1

    photographer for pasty geek swimwear weekly!

    [Citation Needed]

    please?

  20. Re:I expect this from M$ on Microsoft Installs New Software Without Permission · · Score: 1

    man cron, then man apt-get

  21. Re:What's wrong with asian women? on When Ethics and IT Collide · · Score: 1

    I think I see what you are getting at, and you are perhaps correct that the asian women category doesn't belong in the context of that sentance. However, I am pretty sure it was to reinforce the suggestion that he might give in to his impulses when facing someone who is both asian and a child. Still not a good argument, but plausible. Whatever the reason, I have strong doubts that the OP was making a statement against women, asians, or objectification of them.

  22. Re:What's wrong with asian women? on When Ethics and IT Collide · · Score: 1

    I believe the point he was trying to make was that the man displayed a preference for asians and children (and therefore asian children) and was subsequently transferred to china were he would be faced with real life versions of both.

  23. Re:I don't get it on Users Trash Wal-Mart On Its Facebook Site · · Score: 1

    My company is giving me poor posture and carpal tunnel through their use of poor lighting and inferior office furniture. Should I be paid more as well?

    You drunk driver and public gun arguments are to flawed to respond too.

  24. Re:Is this any surprise? on The Software Awards Scam · · Score: 3, Insightful

    Most of what is on the internet or comes through the internet is an attempt to sell you something that you don't really want.

    I think it's absurd that we can't build an informational network or communications infrastructure without having it jammed pack full of ads and scam-artists, but apparently that's the world we live in.


    I hope that everyonewho reads this (and the other similar opinions that will no doubt be echoed in this thread), understands that this is a neccesary evil that we must endure in order to enjoy the greater freedoms that the internet has to offer (anonymity, freedom of speech, freedom for censorship). If enough people start complaining about ads, illegal porn and security breaches (mark my words on that last one), these freedoms will be put up on the chopping block. We all know the poem by Pastor Martin Niemöller... It works both ways. Please do what you can to help educate people that the problem isn't the internet, but rather a societal problem.

    IOW: don't say "this website is a scam", Say this company is a scam, and they have sold their credibilty. I hope I am making the distinction clearly, I am late for lunch and my blood sugar is low o.0

  25. Re:pissed off customers, thats what it means on Amazon Invests In Dynamic Pricing Model For MP3s · · Score: 3, Interesting

    more to the point, what is to stop me from "selling" my free versions when the band gets popular? What if I give them away?