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  1. Re:Color swatch according to the article on Universe Pale Turquoise, On Average · · Score: 1

    So, how long before Microsoft starts using that as the default background color of Windows?

  2. Right tool for the job on Which Linux/Developer's PDA is the Best Buy? · · Score: 4, Informative

    May I suggest a Sony VAIO or PictureBook? You get a real display, a real keyboard, a real hard drive, real amounts of RAM in a compact form.

  3. Somehow, I don't believe it... on Doubleclick Exits The Ad-Tracking Business · · Score: 1

    It's not April 1st yet, is it?

  4. Re:Samba is cool, on Samba Turns 10 · · Score: 1
    > Veritas!

    $$$$!!!

  5. Re:it's a breast implant dammit!@!@#! on New iMac Announced · · Score: 1

    The googoo gaagaa over the original iMac mystified me to no end. A few years back, AST released a 486 that was an all-in-one box, only, of course, it came in beige instead of f'aggy colored plastic...

  6. Re:This is a feature... on Dave Barry Does Windows · · Score: 1

    IMHO, XP stands for eXtreme Poop.

  7. Re:CRT are on thier way out on Cold CRT Guns for Thinner CRTs · · Score: 1
    > You forget the merits of a CRT:

    Looks like you've never seen an SGI 1600SW. Even today this 4+ year old technology continues to outperform many new LCD flat panels. Unfortunately, they are now discontinued - good thing I picked up a few when you still could.

  8. Re:Overseas on Can China Pull An India? · · Score: 1
    > Apple had it first

    Who ripped it all off of Xerox PARC. At least get your history right, son. :)

  9. Re:Why?! on Intel Looks to Billion-Transistor Processors · · Score: 1
    > Who needs a BILLION transistors in a processor?

    Intel needs new products coming all the time to stay in business. This is the exact same business model that Microsoft follows. In the near future, when the saturation of technology hits some level, you will see some truly stupid product ideas to get people to buy even more crap.

  10. Re:Extra Footage on Info on the LOTR:FOTR DVD · · Score: 1

    Not "Footage", "Feetage"!

  11. Re:Scary Address on LindowsOS Marches On · · Score: 1

    It took you people this long to notice????

  12. I'm just a crusty olde crudge... on Highspeed Downloads Via DTV · · Score: 1

    Here we go again, yet another goofy idea that won't go anywhere.

  13. Why? on Slashdot Code Update · · Score: 1
    Oh great, now we can play "Survivor Slashdot".

    He who writes the most good things about Linux, gets immunity. First reward challenge winner will get a 'New Body Art - Wearable Wireless Device' butt plug with built-in, ah, view cam. :p

  14. Re:Input Output on The New Body Art - Wearable Wireless Devices · · Score: 1

    Learn to spell, you geek. Try "Obscene" next time... :p

  15. Re:Tissue Heating on The New Body Art - Wearable Wireless Devices · · Score: 1
    > sitting in front of a CRT

    Real geeks have flat panels - no crispy fried numbnuts here.

  16. Re:The real barrier to wearable computers? on The New Body Art - Wearable Wireless Devices · · Score: 1

    Geek Wear! Or, how to look like an idiot in public, even more so than with spiked purple hair and a pierced nose.

  17. Re:Off-topic (was Re:this pisses me off) on Linux During The .Com Crash · · Score: 1
    Gadzooks...memories...

    I used to write video games in 6502 assembler.

  18. Re:this pisses me off on Linux During The .Com Crash · · Score: 1
    > Maybe this is why Linux is having trouble getting adopted by non-technical users. People want to be able to go and grab software and know with relative certainty that it will run without modification.

    Well, forkin' duh!!! I shouldn't have to compile up the latest 2.f.u-wazoo version of the kernel, or whatever, to run software 3rd party software. How the fork do you expect software to be developed and released when the underlying OS keeps changing all the forkin' time? It's like when you drove to work in the morning, you would have to find how to get there because in the middle of the night the forkin' streets moved around.

  19. Re:.com crash perfect for Linux on Linux During The .Com Crash · · Score: 1
    > In reality, these ".com's" should have taken off the shelf hardware from CompUSA, fdisked the harddrive, popped in a floppy and FTP installed Linux or BSD. Once they realized that the load was more than the servers could handle then they could have thrown money at the big iron or betting yet, just add on more Linux/BSD servers and scaled up.

    When the company I worked for did exactly this, I fought hard to start small and scale up. Nope, the 20-something snot-nosed V.P. Business Development blew a wad on clustered Suns at Qwest. Project didn't go anywhere and they where stuck with a 3 year contract to boot. Forkin' idiots.

  20. Methanol, not Methane? on Fuel-Cell Power With Methanol · · Score: 1
    Too bad it doesn't use methane. If it did, all you would have to do would be to fart on it once in awhile...

    Yeah, I know. Juvenile. :-p

  21. Re:Given enough motivation on Satellite Command Security? · · Score: 1

    Wot if there was a buffer overflow somewhere in the underlying implementation of the library and/or OS?

  22. Re:Sports?! on Google Recaps 2001 · · Score: 1

    What is a "anna kournikova"?

  23. Yes... on Magnetic Fridge · · Score: 3, Funny

    But will you still be able to use fridge magnets on them?

  24. Re:More importantly on Hurd: H2 CD Images · · Score: 1

    That's because everyone thinks they are smarter and can do it better.

  25. Re:Pfft on Handling Discrimination in the IT Workplace? · · Score: 1

    I can't wait until these MBAs (Master Bullsh*t Artists) get into their 30's, 40's and 50's - when a good 'computer' tech will need to have biotech/chemistry backgrounds. :)