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  1. Re:Coliseo Font Download Link on Slashdot CSS Redesign Contest · · Score: 1

    Oh. So that's what I've been "missing."

  2. Re:Meyers-Briggs HOWTO? on Behavioral Interviews for New Hires? · · Score: 1

    Shit, that's a good idea. I'm on it.

  3. Re:Your personality is tested *regardless*... on Behavioral Interviews for New Hires? · · Score: 1

    As do I.

    I performed a pretty sophisticated analysis of the MBTI for my undergrad thesis nearly 20 years ago, including a question-by-question analysis, as well as administrating to damned near everyone I knew (and a few dozen I didn't).

    Since then, I've seen it become the most-abused instrument around. I've even been given it myself a few times. In real life I may be an INTJ, but I know what the various indices mean to prospective employers, and I know how to answer these tests to get any result I want.

  4. Re:the big difference: pebble bed reactors on Environmentalists Coming Around to Nuclear Power? · · Score: 1

    no silkwood

    Karen Silkwood was blowing the whistle on unsafe conditions in a plutonium processing plant, not about nuclear power itself.

  5. Re:Extradition on Alleged British Hacker Fears Guantanamo · · Score: 1

    ...USA's rape prisons..."the degree of civilisation in a society can be judged by entering its prisons".

    In USA, prison enter you!

  6. Re:Half a world away? on Sci-Fi Weapons to Join US Arsenal? · · Score: 1

    The Airborne Laser is an in-theater weapon

    Nice! No more cell phones interrupting the movie.

  7. Re:Transoceanic flights? on Startup Webaroo to put the 'Web on a Hard Drive'? · · Score: 1

    Those "comfy web, wireless web" Lufthansa subway ads always make me thing that guy's just rubbed one out and now he's gonna take a little snooze.

    Personally, I'd rather read Usenet offline while flying coach on the cheapest provider and have a couple hundred bucks in my pocket.

  8. Re:If ever.. on Blue Ring Around Uranus · · Score: 1

    That's it! Goastse ringtones!

    I can already imagine the late-night tv ads for these.

  9. Re:Question for someone knowledgable on Paul Allen's Microsoft Experience · · Score: 1

    I agree, and I'm a Microsoft Partner.

    Is that like being a boyfriend?

  10. Re:Not a problem! on Ballmer Babies Banned From iPods and Google · · Score: 1

    It was inevitable that at some point, he'd interface with his wife and do some sort of dump.

    That's just nasty. Wouldn't having to see Ballmer's sweaty "Oh" face would be bad enough?

  11. Re:Geothermal power is really important on Iceland To Drill Hole Into Volcano · · Score: 1

    They can bet on wind (not sure of the viability of that, but I'm sure at least SOMEWHERE in China there's good wind), but it takes up a lot of area and apparently isn't so good for birds.

    Those would be the same birds that they're trying to kill anyway, right? I think we have a winner.

  12. Mmmmmmm KFTC on Microsoft To Fight Korean Verdict · · Score: 1

    ...The KFTC continued to investigate Microsoft's practices, despite th...

    For some reason I really want fried chicken.

  13. Re:well, if that's what you do to gum thieves on Germany Accepts Strict Piracy Law · · Score: 2, Informative

    And then Ambrose Bierce disappeared without a trace...

  14. Re:There's nothing odd about this.... on Windows Vista Delayed Again · · Score: 1

    Wouldn't MS want to get Vista out in time for Christmas?

    What, is Microsoft trying to compete with coal now?

  15. Re:You can love France. on France To Force iTunes to Open to Other Players? · · Score: 3, Funny

    Hate is always a matter of fear and ignorance.

    I guess that means I'm fearful and ignorant of brussels sprouts.

  16. Re:something about a bridge in New York... on Hyperdrive and Space Propulsion · · Score: 1

    But it would be okay to have sex with them, right?

  17. Re:A shock, you say... on No EFI Support for Vista · · Score: 1

    Umberto Eco described how those things were already cliches when Casablanca came out.

  18. Re:What is new? on Researchers Make Gasoline From Cow Dung · · Score: 1

    Whoa. Busses that run on human shit, the bikini team, and that red, chewy fish candy. Sweden rules!

  19. What do I think? on RIM Settles Long-Standing Blackberry Claim · · Score: 1, Funny

    I think most people who use Blackberries are complete and utter asshats.

    If they're not top posting, dropping attachments, or bitching because they can't see the website (the one they told to be designed for IE and damn everyone else), they're pounding away on that thing in meetings, giving everyone else half their attention.

    Sent from my Verizon Wireless Blackberry. Because I'm a fucking tool.

  20. Re:Reminds me ... on Medical Translator Used Successfully · · Score: 1

    "Have you seen insurgents nearby?"

    (A/D conversion and fuzzy matching)

    "OTTERS. GO. WILD. IN. MY. PANTS."

  21. "Shave and a haircut, two bits" on Unlock Your Doors With a Knock Code · · Score: 1

    Will become the new "admin/1234."

  22. Re:first post on iTunes Music Store hits Billionth Download · · Score: 1, Funny

    ROFFLE? What are you, the Hamburglar?

  23. Re:Unbridled Optimisim on Infamous Emails Don't Always Kill Careers · · Score: 1

    "moo moo moo"

  24. Re:They do more often than they don't on Infamous Emails Don't Always Kill Careers · · Score: 1

    Googling a person before hire to learn as much about them as possible is standard practice these days.

    My name isn't that rare; I'm not even the one in the top ten when googled. However, I use my alumni e-mail address for job applications and never use it anywhere else. Sure, people *can* find stuff about me and what I've posted to Usenet in the last 15 years or so, but it's not easy to do if I haven't volunteered any of the domains I've posted under.

  25. Re:Check? on RadioShack CEO Resigns · · Score: 1

    There's no "irony" involved. One gives a real address when buying those DVDs online so they can be delivered. In person, you can just trade the money for the product.