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  1. Re:@ means about? FAIL. on What’s the Internet? (on 1994's Today Show) · · Score: 1

    that's real efficient, one character to save two.
    stupid cavemen.

  2. I'm impressed with google's restraint on Bing Is Cheating, Copying Google Search Results · · Score: 2

    I'd send 'em all directly to goatse.
    unless that's what they were searching for

  3. Re:Radioactive tools on Do Tools Ever 'Die?' · · Score: 1

    What things are we eating and drinking that, 100 years from now, our descendants will wonder how we didn't all just keel over dead?

    beef
    Maybe any factory-produced animal meat. Probably won't be able to afford it. Might eventually give it up out of disgust.

  4. it gets even better... on Do Tools Ever 'Die?' · · Score: 1

    NPR is a "tool" that should be tossed out. It's as useless as tits on a bullfrog.

    they were interviewing the founding editor of Wired , and we know what a bunch of hype tools those guys are!

  5. key to world peace: on DDoS Attacks Exceed 100 Gbps For First Time · · Score: 1

    a happy ending is in order?

    It's all the wimmins' fault. I guarantee you if there were more happy endings, there'd be a lot fewer guys willing to smash, burn, loot or blow things up. Hell, just look at what they promise suicide bomber in Muslim Heaven.
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    Slow Down Cowboy!

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    seriously, eat a bag of racid AIDS, slashcode.
    and at least pretend to attempt to render the goddamned formatting tags somewhat approaching correctly

  6. Re:Incoming "Chain-Reaction" footage on CCTV?? on China Starts Molten Salt Nuclear Reactor Project · · Score: 1

    I think "Chain Reaction" is more relevant to this story.

  7. ok, I don't get this on China Starts Molten Salt Nuclear Reactor Project · · Score: 3, Insightful
    from the summary :

    produces far less toxic, shorter-lived waste than existing designs,

    I thought the more radioactive the isotope, the shorter the half-life.

  8. Re:Marketplace Filters on Google Hiring Android Devs To Close the 'Apps Gap' · · Score: 2
    Hell, the Apple appstore could use that, too. Sux to be the one that gets the hand-me-down phone. Try to download some nice shiny app, and get:

    bzzzzt, doesn't work on your crappy phone, go buy a new one
    bzzzt doesn't work on your IOS version, upgrade, which by the way, you'll need to buy a new phone for

    buncha jerks


    Hey, the wife thought she was doing me a favor by giving me a cool smartphone. She didn't realize what she was really doing was inflicting iTunes on me.

  9. actually, he reminds me more of Rael on Netgear CEO Says Jobs's Ego Will Bite Apple · · Score: 1

    Jobhova should never be written out fully, lest one blaspheme. The proper form is J*bh*v*

  10. a green plus! on Ski Lifts Can Could Help Get Cargo Traffic Off the Road · · Score: 1
    Wow, these things can generate electricity if you're shipping stuff downhill, cool!

    generating about 1,300 kWh of braking energy per day

  11. the iDumpling Gang Rides Again! on Molybdenite As an Alternative To Silicon · · Score: 1
  12. how about being on "Jersey Shore"? on FBI Executes 40 Search Warrants For 'Anonymous' · · Score: 1

    but not being smart is a terrible reason to be repeatedly kicked in the face by the police.

    hmmmm, I'm terribly conflicted about this...

  13. this is Americuh! on FBI Executes 40 Search Warrants For 'Anonymous' · · Score: 1

    Ain't no law against bein' stupid.
    Or bein' a jackass.
    Or being a stupid jackass.

    hell, we give people their own teevee shows on MTv for that.

  14. that's five MILLION pounds thrust on Challenger 25 Years Later · · Score: 1

    the SRB were cast in pieces because it is impossible to cast and pour such a large amount of rocket propellant at once.

    More likely, the preferred vendor (read Utah prok co.) found it impossible to cast such a large amount of propellant at once.
    ref:


    In the early 60's Aerojet and Thiokol both had test projects build a single monolithic (?) solid rocket motor for Saturn and follow on programs. Aerojet had some success in three tests. Thiokol blew theirs up.
    The 260 - the Largest Solid Rocket Motor Tested
    Space: Biggest Booster Yet" Time Magazine, Friday, Mar. 12, 1965

  15. Re:Our generations JFK on Challenger 25 Years Later · · Score: 0
    Strange twist of fate that, having the first teacher in space on it and it blowing up. Almost like the universe wanted to ensure all the kiddies were watching to be traumatized.

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    eat a bag of dicks, slashcode

  16. reminder that PHBs can kill on Challenger 25 Years Later · · Score: 0
  17. proprietary solutions found hazardous on Spam Text Prematurely Blows Up Suicide Bomber · · Score: 1

    Should'a used an Arduino.

    Somebody really needs to kickstart an open-source bomb controller project.

  18. Re:Legit or Government sponsored? on Openleaks Goes Live · · Score: 1

    I don't get it.

    Why can't whistleblowers just post their dirt to facebook? With their commitment to protecting users' data, it'd be all over the place in no time.

    Unless Zuckerberg grabs it up to auction to the highest bidder.

  19. err, myself excluded, obviously... on Court Rules Dungeons and Dragons Threatens Prison Security · · Score: 3, Insightful

    Make them pee in a cup, make the results public.

    That should be mandatory for all bureaucrats and elected officials. And anybody else that wants to inflict drug testing on someone else.

  20. better lock up Tom Hanks! on Court Rules Dungeons and Dragons Threatens Prison Security · · Score: 1

    I thought distributed meshes were the new threat, like al Queada , Anonymous, wikileaks and teh intarwebs ?

  21. let's call a spade a spade! on Want Your Own Bunker Like WikiLeaks Or Pirate Bay? · · Score: 2

    one basement looks just like any other!

  22. don't forget Dre! on Black Eyed Peas Member Joins Intel As Director · · Score: 1

    Don't forget HP laptops with Beats Audio, designed</i> by Dr Dre.

  23. time to lock up and go home on Black Eyed Peas Member Joins Intel As Director · · Score: 4, Insightful

    well, this country's officially over.

    We smashed the NAZIs, put a man on the moon and destroyed the commies. Now our companies are reduced to hiring "celeberties" for glitz because they can't build a decent flying car.

    This is all your fault, you let the mouthbreathing facebook hoard elect Sarah Palin as president on American Idol when you should have insisted that we deal with issues of substance .


    hell, things have devolved so much /. can't even render simple <i> tags.

  24. Re:this is hysterical on NY Times Considers Creating a WikiLeaks Type Site · · Score: 1

    That's why when I want to uncover some Earth-shattering conspiracy, I send the information directly to the "New Frontiersman".

  25. this will never work on Facebook Launches Social Login and HTTPS · · Score: 1
    easy first-guess mismatches for every picture:

    jackass
    stoned
    douchebag
    bitch
    slut
    dick
    asshole
    drunk
    party