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  1. Woohoo! on Red Hat In The Black · · Score: 5
    Now maybe we'll get Direct Deposit again! I'm tired of trying to cash these "stock options" things in at the foodstamp redemption center...

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  2. Re:US Power Grid on National Broadband Access · · Score: 2
    Actually, yeah. Zeke and I were pretty pissed that the people in New York and Chicago and, hell, even New Haven had electricity and "high-paying" manufacturing jobs, and all we had was a few hundred acres of dry, dead farmland.

    To even begin to compare the need for electrification with the perceived "need" for www.hot-sluts.com is laughable, at best.

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  3. Re:US Power Grid on National Broadband Access · · Score: 2
    In that case, it's 1975 and I demand the government buy everyone a Citizen's Band radio.

    Knowledge, after all, is power.

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  4. Re:US Power Grid on National Broadband Access · · Score: 2
    Explain to me why the Internet is a necessity and how you cannot live without it at this point in time.

    Now please try explaining how, in this day and age, you can be a fully functioning member of society without electricity. Unibomber doesn't count.

    Nice troll, though.

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  5. A poem about this occasion: on Experiment Shows Neutrinos Have Mass · · Score: 1
    By Dan Bern (a folk singer):

    Neutrinos have mass.
    Now I can sleep.
    Now I can spend my days
    loving you up.
    Neutrinos have mass.
    Now I can sleep.
    Suddenly the veil has been lifted.

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  6. "Have fungi always been this mean?" on CD-Eating Fungus Among Us · · Score: 2
    Um, yes. Read up on it.

    - A.P.

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  7. So, um... on Ask Robert Merkel About GnuCash Development · · Score: 1
    Any chance of getting the number of shared libraries down below 61? (At least that's what the story on "dll hell" was about on Slashdot last weekend...)

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  8. Re:Can't wait for Disney's version of on Disney and Anime Plagiarism? · · Score: 2
    "can you feel the love tonight", of course.

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  9. MP3PRO contains malicious code!!! on MP3Pro Released · · Score: 1
    Do NOT download mp3pro! Why do you think it's a windows-only download? There's trojan code inside the new MP3PRO executable that *deletes* every "normal" (free, great-sounding) MP3 on your hard drive, replacing it bit-by-bit with an mp3pro file!! My friends have been struck by this horrible program, and I don't want the rest of you to suffer the same fate!

    TELL EVERYONE YOU KNOW about this!! IIS/Fraunhofer CAN NOT co-opt our MP3s!!

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  10. Re:NASA IS NOT the bastion of modern technology. on Concept Screenshots Of The AmigaDE GUI · · Score: 1
    Yes, I read the article.

    They're using amigas.

    They also use 386s.

    See the similarity?

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  11. Re:sucks to be you. on XFree86 4.1.0 Reviewed · · Score: 1
    Oops. My bad. That blows, dude.

    Maybe you should try debian? (joke, joke...)

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  12. SHIT!!! on Return of The Holy Grail to the Silver Screen · · Score: 1
    Now I have to re-memorize it from scratch!

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  13. Re:Wow!!!! on Concept Screenshots Of The AmigaDE GUI · · Score: 1
    It's still fugly.

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  14. Wow!!!! on Concept Screenshots Of The AmigaDE GUI · · Score: 1
    It looks like OSX with Motif grafted onto it, dithered down to 8 bit color and with antialiasing turned off! Dig those jaggies!!!

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  15. sucks to be you. on XFree86 4.1.0 Reviewed · · Score: 2
    Ideological principles only go so far. Why not try out the closed-source drivers, or are you afraid they're relaying your every mouse-click back to nVidia's secret underground headquarters?

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  16. NASA IS NOT the bastion of modern technology. on Concept Screenshots Of The AmigaDE GUI · · Score: 2
    They also use 386 laptops on the space shuttle and in the ISS.

    Nasa uses OLD, OLD, OLD technology because they know EXACTLY how it works.

    You will NEVER see a Pentium 4 on the space shuttle, unless it belongs to Dennis Tito.

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  17. Re:Amiga is not a horse and is not dead on Concept Screenshots Of The AmigaDE GUI · · Score: 2
    what do they use them for? I guess the 1571s would make nice napkin holders. The power warts make okay paperweights once you snip the cords off.

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  18. no, you're right. on Insanely Audiophile · · Score: 2
    smack is cheaper.

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  19. my favorite line in the article: on U.S. Judge To Hear Yahoo! Web-Blocking Case · · Score: 2
    "Threatening the U.S.-based site with fines of as much as $13,000 per day, a sum equal to the entire 2000 French GDP,. . ."

    - A.P.

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  20. awesome. on Supreme Court Limits High-Tech Snooping · · Score: 1
    I can continue growing marijuana and opium poppies in my closet.

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  21. Re:He's working full-time on this? on Freenet's First Employee · · Score: 1
    || (parallels)

    Um, do we get to throw Napster users to the lions?

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  22. Re:Questions..... on Law Review Article Says Port Scanning Illegal · · Score: 2
    The faster they look, the more they can see. But a thief who smashes a store window, grabs what he can and walks away, is just as guilty as the thief that does a smash and grab, then runs.
    Poor analogy. What is nmap stealing when it performs connection attempts? What is it smashing?

    - A.P.

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  23. Re:Questions..... on Law Review Article Says Port Scanning Illegal · · Score: 2
    This is similar in attitude to the "admins that dont patch their systems deserve to get cr/hacked"


    What are the IP addresses of the machines you admin? I'd like to see if you patch them.


    - A.P. (I have no sympathy for admins who don't patch their machines and people who don't make backups.)

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  24. where do i wanna go after looking at VB code? on Where Do You Go After Visual Basic? · · Score: 1
    to church, to confess my sins...

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  25. Re:Hemos, master of the profound. on Treasures Recovered From Sunken Egyptian City · · Score: 1
    It's really supposed to be ironic and facetious, because it's perfectly legal to trade and copy CDs here in the States, too. Apparently a different set of laws applies to the Internet.

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