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  1. Read your own link smartass on Legal Spying Via the Cell Phone System · · Score: 1

    The worst case mentioned on that page was 30% discharge per month.

  2. Re:Americans on Japanese Guts Are Made For Sushi · · Score: 1

    "I'm not really surprised by this discovery; it explains why I feel hungry about an hour after eating sushi."

    Which probably has more to do with the fact that you're likely mostly eating sushi that's more rice than fish. Same deal with Chinese food. Concentrate more on the protein items and less on the fillers - rice and veggies (seaweed or no).

  3. Re:from the article on Largest Sodium Sulfur Battery Powers a Texas Town · · Score: 1

    "Well, if oil runs out, the worst option for eletricity generation will be a diesel generator."

    It is if you ignore the fact that at diesel motor can run non-petroleum derived fuel.

  4. Re:still more... on Six Atoms of Element 117 Produced · · Score: 1

    There was also an electronics parts company years ago called Pure Unobtanium that specialized in hard to find stuff. Appears they are gone now. Great, now I'm sad and pinin' for the fjords!

  5. Enderle on Google Readying To Pull Out of China · · Score: 5, Insightful

    > 'I think Google thought China would be flexible,' said Rob Enderle, an analyst with the Enderle Group.

    And I think you're an idiot Robert. If there is one word NO ONE in the West would use to describe the Chinese government, it is 'flexible'.

  6. Re:Avant browser == front-end for IE on The Seven Hidden Browsers In the Windows Ballot · · Score: 4, Funny

    Not to worry, we still have plenty of real facts upon which to base our hatred of MS.

    Oh, I forgot, none of those count when you're whining about people bashing poor little unloved MS.

    We're just whoring for karma, yeah, that's it.

    I don't need /. karma to hate, hate, HATE MS. Trying to use COM objects from Java is enough.

  7. Hardly on NHTSA Has No Software Engineers To Analyze Toyota · · Score: 1

    Barring the aftermarket radio, there's not a digital signal or microprocessor in my car (1984 300D). It required no special anything to register.

  8. Re:Nautilus following KDE's Dolphin? on Gnome Switches Nautilus Back To Browser Mode · · Score: 2, Informative

    The Midnight Commander project was started in '94. Norton Commander was nearly a decade earlier.

  9. Re:Oops on Florida Congressman Wants Blogging Critic Fined, Jailed · · Score: 1

    That has to be the lamest post I've seen in years from such a low numbered user. Congrats. Keep being part of the problem.

  10. Re:You are smoking crack. on 22 Million Missing Bush White House Emails Found · · Score: 1

    Undoing mod.

  11. Re:Maybe Peter Watts is an asshole. on Sci-Fi Author Peter Watts Beaten, Charged During Border Crossing · · Score: 1

    I think there's an opening for you at the DHS...

  12. Re:Always the same story... on Sci-Fi Author Peter Watts Beaten, Charged During Border Crossing · · Score: 1

    ...nothing but crickets...

  13. Re:Do *not* optimize for readability (do a tradeof on Go, Google's New Open Source Programming Language · · Score: 1

    Considering you write it once and read it many, you have to multiply your (less than generous or realistic) 1% improvement in readability by how many times it is read.

    And practically speaking, come on, how fucking long does it really take you to physically write code anyway? Typing code in is the LEAST time consuming part of programming. Even a 25% increase in time spent typing amounts to a very small increase over time versus what is lost by people trying to follow compressed and abbreviated code.

    Simply put, sacrificing readability because you are lazy is just lame.

  14. Re:CARB, necessary evil on Car Glass Rules Could Impair Cell, GPS and Radio Signals In CA · · Score: 1

    Psychologically damaged...what pompous twattle. Go ahead and lick the hands of your masters, while others continue to rail on your behalf.

  15. Re:C64 without BASIC? on C64 Emulator Finally Approved For iPhone · · Score: 1

    Since Commodore licensed it in perpetuity for a flat fee and modified it heavily, I still fail to see what they have to do with whether PEEK and POKE are included in the emulator. If that's what the original message actually implied.

  16. Re:C64 without BASIC? on C64 Emulator Finally Approved For iPhone · · Score: 1

    "Those commands, being part of the Microsoft Basic set, would not be included in this Iphone emulator."

    This is totally confusing. What does Microsoft have to do with anything?

  17. Re:It's about goddamn time on Mexico Decriminalizes Small-Scale Drug Possession · · Score: 2, Insightful

    What exactly still makes a pot user a criminal if using pot is not a crime? Your sarcasm got in the way of your logic.

  18. Re:Surveillance on RadioShack To Rebrand As "The Shack"? · · Score: 1

    Could you please elaborate on this?

  19. Email him and let him know what you think on RIAA Says "Don't Expect DRMed Music To Work Forever" · · Score: 1

    From his page at the link in the summary:

    met@msk.com

  20. Re:Dr. Who on Bill Gates Remembers 1979 · · Score: 1

    So the ends justify the means then? Wow.

  21. Re:!Botnet on America's 10 Most-Wanted Botnets · · Score: 1

    Unless the bots are coordinated in their action it doesn't seem like much of a 'net'work, just a bunch of bots (which is the part of 'botnet' that DOES make sense in the "can be remotely controlled and updated" context).

  22. Re:Statist abuse on Cory Doctorow Draws the Line On Net Neutrality · · Score: 3, Insightful

    And it always fascinates me that when encountering an opinion (usually but not always about a person) which conflicts with their own, many people will ascribe that opinion to jealousy no matter how well or how poorly reasoned the conflicting opinion is. Seems closely related somehow to those who enjoy accusing people of attempting to be 'trendy' for holding a contrarian viewpoint that is gaining popularity, without regard to the holders motivation.

  23. Re:Yeah, real big secret on Biden Reveals Location of Secret VP Bunker · · Score: 1

    "And yet somehow my comment above is getting flamebait and troll mods for pointing this out."

    The Linux bashing thread has the mouth-breathers all fired up, don't worry about it.

  24. Re:Government interfearence screws up everything on Paper Companies' Windfall of Unintended Consequences · · Score: 1

    Even getting rid of lobbying won't eliminate the problem. You'd have to make it illegal to go from the private sector to a gov't job and vice versa.

  25. Re:Right Wing Nuts on WSJ Says Gov't Money Injection Won't Help Broadband · · Score: 1

    Please describe for us the wildly successful and efficient government bureaucracies you seem to be holding in mind as counter-examples to, oh, just about any government office I can think of. I worked with various government family and child service agencies for a number of years. Bite me, you and all the brainwashed mods who are going to help send us all straight down the shit-hole.