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  1. Flamebait on A Genome Mark-up Language · · Score: 1

    los Estados Unidos de América, cuyo lenguaje oficial es el inglés

    Really? Does it appear in the US Constitution?

    And isn't Linux and Perl Slashdot-official? Should we limit ourselves to discut these?
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  2. Miguel's language on A Genome Mark-up Language · · Score: 1

    todos podemos hablar con Miguel de Icaza en su propio lenguaje.

    You mean object-oriented C?
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  3. Mejor on A Genome Mark-up Language · · Score: 2

    You could also inform that the proper Spanish phrase is "muy bien".
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  4. I can't see the shirts on The History Is In The Shirts · · Score: 1

    I can search for text, but when I arrive to a results page, I see the story of the t-shirt but I don't find the pictures. Are they there?
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  5. Read it backwards on Helix Code Changes Name To Ximian · · Score: 2

    Ximian -> naimiX -> Name Ex / X

    It is a metareference to the fact that they had to change the name.

    Or I read too much Internet.
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  6. The Matrix on A Robot That Runs On A Sugar High · · Score: 1

    Imagine a machine with a miniaturized, balanced eco-system on board,
    [...]
    They would be low powered machines[...]


    Like The Matrix?
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  7. Predictions on World's Oldest Working Computer On Display · · Score: 1

    The main reason being that in two years time we will have more computing power than we know what to do with.

    640 K should be enough for anyone.

    The market for computers is probably 5 or 6 in the whole world.
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  8. Zuse on World's Oldest Working Computer On Display · · Score: 1

    Konrad Zuse worked in Nazi Germany. That could mean something.
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  9. Re:Why the computers and not the people? on World's Oldest Working Computer On Display · · Score: 1

    Do you suppose that Turing would have wanted to have his rotting corpse displayed?

    Alan Turing naked and petrified?

    No, thanks.
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  10. Child labour on India Enlists Teen "Hackers" as Cyber Cops · · Score: 1

    Isn't hiring a 14-years-old child labor?

    Everbody who is against child labor, please boycott cracking NASSCOM sites. We don't want to encourage this behaviour. :)
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  11. Re:Women in Slashdot on Is The U.S. No Longer The Choice For Freedom? · · Score: 1

    I didn't know since i removed polls from my profile.
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  12. Human Development Index on Is The U.S. No Longer The Choice For Freedom? · · Score: 2

    According to the Human Development Index for 1999, the best countries are Canada, Norway, United States, Japan and Belgium.

    The HDI combines measures of life expectancy, educational attainment and income. No freedom but it can be interesting to compare freedom and development.
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  13. Women in Slashdot on Is The U.S. No Longer The Choice For Freedom? · · Score: 2

    If you're a woman (I know, only about 5% of Slashdot)

    Where did you get the numbers? I didn't know
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  14. Re:Are you serious? on Is The U.S. No Longer The Choice For Freedom? · · Score: 1

    In which nation would you prefer to have spent time in before WWII? Americans enjoyed a higher standard of living, higher per capita income, and more freedom than most Europeans did,

    Does it include racial minorities? And what about the Depression and the Prohibition?
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  15. Gulag & Black on Alaska To Siberia... By Rail? · · Score: 1

    who *wouldn't* want to ride a train to Siberia?

    Russian dissidents? Crimean Tatars?

    And what with global warming and all, maybe Siberia ain't such a bad spot to visit after all. :-)

    If you are black and wear always sunglasses, the ultraviolet radiation from the Northern ozone hole (20 years from now) won't do so much harm.
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  16. X journal on The Status Of The Perl Journal · · Score: 1

    O'Reilly used to publish a quarterly X windows journal (was it The X Journal?

    Boss, I want a susbcription for "X Journal". I like the graphics.
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  17. Taiwan - mainlandm China? on Alaska To Siberia... By Rail? · · Score: 2

    I heard about a project for a tunnel Taiwan - mainland China. Would it be more difficult (technically / politically / economically)?
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  18. Accross Suez? on Alaska To Siberia... By Rail? · · Score: 1

    wouldn't it be fun to ultimately travel from Tierra del Fuego to Johannesburg by train?"/em

    Are there railways accross / under the Suez channel? Would the political climate Israel - Egypt allow it?

    It would be funnier that the ultimate obstacle to this ride would be a manmade one.

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  19. Jinx on Diablo2: Apocalypse Now! · · Score: 1

    User #88531 Info) http://w3.to/rjames/
    [...]
    Can you imagine the riots of geeks if the first 50K slashdot accounts were erased by some punkass cracker?


    Make it the first 89000 accounts, jinkster.


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  20. Asimov on 13 Month Calendar? · · Score: 2

    Isaac Asimov had some essay proposing a decimal time system for the space mankind. It all revolved around the day, because of our internal rythms.

    And then there is the ten-hour clock in Fritz Lang's Metropolis.
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  21. Zeroday? on 13 Month Calendar? · · Score: 1

    Oneday for Monday, Twoday for Tuesday, and so on. Flansburg suggested Sunday be Godsday

    Shouldn't it be Zeroday? And what about a countdown? Monday should be Minus-Sixday, Tuesday Minus-Fiveday, and so on.
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  22. Bruce Sterling on encryption on The Encryption Wars · · Score: 5
    From the Bruce Sterling FAQ:
    What's your PGP key?

    Don't use 'em. I never knew a real-life computer crime cop or investigator who paid any attention to deciphering encryption. I regard this as a 99% theoretical form of "security." Using big number-crunching high-tech to protect the brief transmission of Internet email gives people a false sense of security. If you get in trouble, it won't be because you were tapped and cracked by the NSA. It'll be because somebody you trusted ratted on you (or because you bragged). Trust me on this. If you're really worried about your privacy, stop using credit cards and shred your trash.

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  23. Exactly on Why Language Advocacy is Bad · · Score: 1

    With that sort of mindset, you will never profit if Microsoft comes with a good idea, say maybe .NET.

    No, "Microsoft cannot come with good ideas" is not a very convincing reply in this thread.
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  24. No Eco-Spheres? on Gifts For Geeks · · Score: 1

    No Eco-spheres?
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  25. Waldherr is better on Opera 5 Free... If You Want Commercials · · Score: 2

    And Waldherr has blocklists and a modified version that looks better in Windows and can do the 1x1 pixel substitution.
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