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  1. Don't give them ideas on Iran Has Put a Satellite Into Orbit · · Score: 1

    Germany is in recession. Perhaps they should lose another war to get out of it.

  2. Pére Lachaise on Roland Piquepaille Dies · · Score: 1

    Wow! I thought that Pére Lachaise was for important people of the past. Is it easy to be buried there?

  3. Hood on Study Abroad For Computer Science Majors? · · Score: 1

    when my boss was in California the cop got upset when telling him to put his hands on the hood, and my boss put his hand on his (hooded) jacket, instead of the car's bonnet. ;)

  4. Re:Sounds like me on Fun Things To Do With a Math Or Science Degree? · · Score: 1

    software developers and seen what they do at work every day

    Reading Slashdot?

  5. Just in case on Al-Qaeda Web Sites Go Offline · · Score: 1

    obviously you're going to hide your messages somewhere already illegal rather than in wedding photos or LOLcats.

    I propose precautory detention for distributors of wedding photos and LOLcats.

  6. Let's try on Tin Whiskers — Fact Or Fiction? · · Score: 1

    I for one welcome our new tin-whiskered overlords.

  7. Kane on New President for OLPC Organization · · Score: 1

    Somebody should investigate why Charles Kane uttered "Rosebud!" when he was chosen.
    Isn't this Kane guy related to Ted Nelson's Xanadu?

  8. Since the 1980s on Windows in Brazil Costs 20% of Per Capita Business Income · · Score: 1

    It already happened in the 1980s. Brazilian protectionism required imports to justify that a Brazilian alternative was not available. Because of this, there was a local production of MSX computers and a local reimplementation of Unix (SOX). By the 1990s, they had figured that protectionism was harming local consumers of equipment more than promoting local production and that there were too many routine authorizations for imports.

    It seems that free trade was not accepted enough.

  9. And the soil on Nuked Coral Reef Bounces Back · · Score: 1

    From Jared Diamond's Collapse, another problem is the soil. The Australian plate has been eroded for eons and most of the soil that could sustain plants (natural or cultivated) has been washed away eras ago. Diamond almost suggested to forget about cattle and agriculture and concentrate on mining.

  10. You are in Slashdot on Do the Blind Deserve More Effort on the Web? · · Score: 4, Informative

    is there some good reason for keeping people (and their money) out of your business? CmdrTaco has said that he is not particularly concerned when some of the new features don't work in IE since most of the readers use Firefox.
  11. Hamsters on Using Tire Pressure Sensors To Spy On Cars · · Score: 2, Informative

    Getting groceries home will be a bitch tho...

    Didn't hamsters solve that by carrying food in their cheeks?

  12. Google Surgery on Doctors To Control Robot Surgeon With Their Eyes · · Score: 1

    Testing: This is literally a life-and-death situation, and any robot "error" in a real person is likely to set the technology back 5 years after it hits the press and hospital review boards. Very, very damaging PR.

    Google Heart Surgery solved this with a "Beta" sticker.

  13. Proportion on Teen Phone Phreak Targeted by the FBI · · Score: 0

    his disabilities matter not when deciding his punishment.

    They do if you want proportionality. Ideally fines should have some proportion to the severity of the misdeed and the richness of the culprit. The same with the punitive component of prison sentences. If the same sentence would mean death for a weak person and a holiday for another, you should adapt it to the actual punishment suffered by the individual convict.

  14. Forum on How To Lose Your Job, Thanks To The Internet · · Score: 1

    I still belong to one forum that was probably among the first on the web

    EBCDIC porn?

  15. Precedent? on WTO Awards Caribbean Country Right to Ignore US Copyright · · Score: 1

    What precedent is the lawyer for Antigua talking about?

  16. I know that intro on Riding the Failure Cascade · · Score: 1

    they still survive as a small shadow group, and occasionally play on a part-time server.

    If you have a problem, if no one else can help, and if you can find them, maybe you can hire... The A-Team.

  17. In United England, you kay dot!! on ICANN Mulling Multilingual URLs · · Score: 1

    In the British JANET, machine names looked like UK.AC.HATFIELD.STAR .

  18. Slashdot on Teen Hacks $84 Million Porn Filter in 30 Minutes · · Score: 1

    What if you redirect every porn page to Slashdot? That would keep the kids away from sex for years.

  19. Internet Mail 2000 on DynDNS Drops Non-Delivery Reports · · Score: 1

    I wonder why we don't hear more about Internet Mail 2000, where storage is taken by the sender, not the receiver.

  20. Revolution on Can Open Source Give Comfort To the Enemy? · · Score: 1

    a medieval theocratic regime.

    Actually, from what I understood, the idea of a country run by clerics not by caliphs or secular leaders was revolutionary (as in "Islamic Revolution"). Maybe Iran is more like Calvinist Geneva.

  21. Scottish baseball on Can Open Source Give Comfort To the Enemy? · · Score: 1

    I was told that the number of bats sold in Scotland has no relation with the small number of baseball players.

  22. In pinewood Europe on First Successful Demonstration of CO2 Capture Technology · · Score: 1

    In Australia we plant non-native pine trees for timber

    Strange, in pinewood Europe we plant non-native eucalyptuses for timber!

  23. Free darkies or convicts on Google Admits China Censorship Was Damaging · · Score: 1

    - l do wish you'd let me hire free darkies instead of using convicts. I believe we could do better.
    - Darkies! Why, their pay would break us, and convicts are dirt cheap.
    - If we just give Gallegher a free hand...
    - A free hand! You know what that means. He'll starve them and whip them. Some of them are sick, underfed....
    - Oh, Ashley, how you do run on. Left alone, you'd be giving them chicken three times a day and tucking them to sleep with eiderdown quilts.

  24. The Founding Fathers on US Visitor Fingerprints To Be (Perhaps) Stored by FBI · · Score: 1

    I think the Founding Fathers would be very disappointed in the direction that we've taken the United States in the last hundred years.

    Aye, free Negroes everywhere.

  25. Foresight Exchange on Tech Companies Draw on 'Wisdom of the Crowds' · · Score: 1

    There is also Foresight Exchange.