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  1. Re:Alright on White House Refuses To Comment On Petition To Investigate Chris Dodd · · Score: 3, Funny

    You can't just go about doing that, you silly knave! There are policies! PROCEDURES! INSTITUTIONS!

  2. Here's a novel idea. on Anger With Game Content Lock Spurs Reaction From Studio Head Curt Shilling · · Score: 2

    Instead of bitching about how the makers of the game are screwing the user over, why not opt to NOT BUY ANYTHING FROM SAID COMPANY AT ALL . The only way they'll listen is if they either lose money, or barely break even instead of making a profit. It's that goddamn simple. Crying to them about "fairness" accomplishes nothing. Hitting them with lack of funds to develop the game says a lot more.

  3. Re:ACTA anyone? on New Privacy Laws Could Boost EU Cloud Industry · · Score: 1

    Yeah, I'm just making that up.

    http://politics.slashdot.org/story/12/01/29/1925202/thousands-take-to-the-streets-to-protest-acta

    I vow only to post REAL news stories from now on *eyeroll*

  4. Re:ACTA anyone? on New Privacy Laws Could Boost EU Cloud Industry · · Score: 1

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anti-Counterfeiting_Trade_Agreement

    Go ahead and call wikipedia a conspiracy loon site as well. Your misguided opinion doesn't change the fact that ACTA does indeed exist *AND* makes SOPA/PIPA look like a game of candyland. This information is freely available through any major search engine; You just have to know what to look for, when, and where to look for it.

  5. ACTA anyone? on New Privacy Laws Could Boost EU Cloud Industry · · Score: 2

    I highly doubt the above statement, given this...

    http://www.prisonplanet.com/obama-signs-global-internet-treaty-worse-than-sopa.html

    It won't really matter where the servers are in a particular jurisdiction, if your country has signed the Anti-Counterfitting Trade Act, you're pretty much screwed. So much for turning fear and uncertainty into an economic boon.

  6. Re:The boy who cried "Leak!" on Firefox Javascript Engine Becomes Single Threaded · · Score: 1

    "My experience: I can't load Yahoo Mail for any length of time in Firefox without it turning to mush. If I leave Firefox open for a couple of days with mostly static tabs, twitter excepting, and make the mistake of using other applications, it'll turn to mush.

    And by mush I mean swap hell when you try to scroll a web page, that kind of thing.

    This isn't just happening on my 1.5Gb VM at work or 1Gb Netbook, it's happening on my 8Gb freshly installed no-profile-other-than-that-produced-by-Firefox-sync no-extensions-even-AdBlock Ubuntu machine."

    Sweet jesus, man, he just gave you a description right there. Although I'm not on the FF dev team, that sounds like a damn memory leak to me.

  7. Re:You had me at.. on Firefox Javascript Engine Becomes Single Threaded · · Score: 1

    And now they're going to pass the savings onto *YOU*!

  8. Re:Is a UAV necessary? on Amateur UAV Pilot Exposes Texas River of Blood · · Score: 1

    Not sure about you, but to me, the off-crimson hue of the "mud" seems to more than suggest blood is present.

  9. Re:Fifth Cycle... on Sun Blasts Another CME At Earth and Mars · · Score: 2

    Not if the venusian scorpions have anything to say about it.

  10. Fifth Cycle... on Sun Blasts Another CME At Earth and Mars · · Score: 0

    Earth deluged by fire... mayan calendar... panemonium ensues... satellite communication goes down for about a week. Nothing to really panic about.

  11. Re:The Laws Of Personal Finance on Banks Using Mobile Phone Usage To Gauge Credit Risk · · Score: 1

    SHHH! Don't tell him our secrets!

  12. LOL on What Happens To Your Files When a Cloud Service Shuts Down? · · Score: 1

    I see a lot of assmad in this alleged "indictment". $675 Million is nearly the equivalent of what Kung Fu Panda 2 made worldwide. The "loss" might seem like a significant number, but it's actually chump change compared to overall worldwide gross sales of all other files combined from 2011. This is only a PR stunt. There's nothing to see here, move along.

    http://www.worldwideboxoffice.com/index.cgi?order=worldwide&start=2011&finish=2012&keyword=

  13. Re:Here's the most important question... on June 6 Is World IPv6 Day 2012: This Time For Keeps · · Score: 1

    Really? I should have realized you were a troll right off the break.

  14. Re:Here's the most important question... on June 6 Is World IPv6 Day 2012: This Time For Keeps · · Score: 1

    Then bring that up with the incompetents that don't know how to implement it. I'm just pointing out the obvious.

  15. Re:Here's the most important question... on June 6 Is World IPv6 Day 2012: This Time For Keeps · · Score: 1

    Like the fact it still isn't implemented almost 12 years after the original announcement?

  16. And by 1973 on Printing a Home: The Case For Contour Crafting · · Score: 4, Insightful

    ... We'll be building these houses on the moon.

  17. Re:INbeforeSpam on Astronomers Planning To Image Milky Way's Central Black Hole · · Score: 5, Funny

    I don't see why they're building such a telescope, because where we're going, we won't need eyes to see.

  18. Re:Here's the most important question... on June 6 Is World IPv6 Day 2012: This Time For Keeps · · Score: 1

    Thanks for the laugh, found some real gems with that one.

  19. Re:Here's the most important question... on June 6 Is World IPv6 Day 2012: This Time For Keeps · · Score: 1

    Yes, but we're still having trouble implementing IPv6. That's the difference.

  20. Re:Here's the most important question... on June 6 Is World IPv6 Day 2012: This Time For Keeps · · Score: 0
  21. Here's the most important question... on June 6 Is World IPv6 Day 2012: This Time For Keeps · · Score: 1

    Have they finally worked out the bugs? If they have, perhaps this time with be "fo 'realiez yo!", instead of "jk" like the last 8 times.

  22. This is proof on Multicellular Life Evolves In Months, In a Lab · · Score: 1

    That beer is the nectar of The Gods.

  23. Re:Well... on Microsoft Taking Aggressive Steps Against Linux On ARM · · Score: 1

    I just call it how I see it. Massive downmodding usually means seething, vitriolic rage from basement dwelling nerds who wouldn't know any better otherwise. Oh well, that's /. for ya. Inb4 "I'm gonna cast magic missile".

  24. Re:Well... on Microsoft Taking Aggressive Steps Against Linux On ARM · · Score: 1

    I don't run windows 7, so in all honesty, IDGAF.

  25. Re:Well... on Microsoft Taking Aggressive Steps Against Linux On ARM · · Score: 1

    Dude, the article's not even a page long, and you seem to assume that I've never heard of UEFI, Windows 8, or a mobile device. Why not just make a coherent argument in the first place, instead of making groundless supposition?