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  1. Re:The article is FUD on Get Ready For a Streaming Music Die-Off · · Score: 5, Funny

    Just look at the radio

    I don't think that's how radios work.

  2. Re:Mandela has died on Patent Troll Bill Clears House With Huge Majority · · Score: 1, Funny

    Mandela advocated strongly for patent reform in his final years. Before he passed, he also stated a preference for the PS4 over the Xbone.

  3. Re:No Homers on Ask Slashdot: Why So Hard Landing Interviews In Seattle Versus SoCal? · · Score: 4, Funny

    We're all full-up on Californians.

    You need some more Texans. Here I come, YEEEEEHAAAAAW! [does Yosemite Sam dance]

  4. Re:OK. This is it. Making stencils right now. on Thieves Who Stole Cobalt-60 Will Soon Be Dead · · Score: 4, Funny

    You will be a hit with the TSA.

  5. Re:radioactive markings on Thieves Who Stole Cobalt-60 Will Soon Be Dead · · Score: 5, Funny

    So you had Hot Pockets for lunch?

  6. Re:Theft is theft, but... on EV Owner Arrested Over 5 Cents Worth of Electricity From School's Outlet · · Score: 5, Funny

    ...and report the bullets as stolen.

  7. Re:Smartphone in the first place on IDC: PC Shipments Decline Worse Than Forecasted, No Recovery Expected · · Score: 1

    I used to think most of the bad decisions I saw were transient brain farts, and given enough experience and thought, everyone progresses to something better. A few decades later, life has crushed that particular conceit.

  8. Re:Beijing: we'll see your lunar launch on China's First Lunar Lander To Launch Today; Manned Mission Planned By 2030 · · Score: 4, Funny

    I predict there will be dead Chinese Astronauts on the moon.

    That permanent presence will back their territorial claim over the entire satellite, followed by a declared "defensive identification zone".

  9. Re:There is some value in the power of rudundancy. on The Dismantling of POTS: Bold Move Or Grave Error? · · Score: 1

    ...perhaps a bit tinfoil hat wearing

    More like a giant tinfoil sombrero with little dangly tinfoil balls around the rim, all while you dance to an imaginary mariachi band.

    Guess we should all go back to shortwave radio - unfortunately it has become a lost art now a days.

    After the apocalypse, the few remaining practitioners will be able to trade communications services for sexual favors and repopulate the globe with little geek babies.

  10. Re:I have a better idea. on NY Police Get Tall SUVs To Combat Texting While Driving · · Score: 1

    Tall circus unicycles? For safety, the police could wear brightly colored uniforms and be accompanied by audible alerts like calliope music.

  11. Millenium Falcon on Driver Arrested In Ohio For Secret Car Compartment Full of Nothing · · Score: 2

    Han: It's not mine, I'm holding for the wookie!
    Chewie: Rraaaaawwwrrrr!

  12. Re:Once upon a time on Getting Evolution In Science Textbooks For Texas Schools · · Score: 2

    ...with first-century technology?

    It could have Daleks, shrieking "Inseminate! Inseminate!". The truth is out there.

  13. Re:May be a good move for Blackberry on BlackBerry's CFO, CMO, and COO Leave Company · · Score: 1

    I thiink that will be good for the company in the long run.

    It's looking like there will not be a long run for RIM. This could be a move to make the road jerky more palatable for scavengers.

  14. Re:Tom Baker on Happy 50th Doctor Who · · Score: 1

    He will always be remembered as the legless pirate on Blackadder. Oooh, what a big ship I've got.

  15. Re:Half the speed of main memory? Why Bother? on Intel's 128MB L4 Cache May Be Coming To Broadwell and Other Future CPUs · · Score: 1

    Why bother reading these summaries?

    It's a puzzle. Is the summary wrong because of stupidity, or is it crafted that way for click bait?

  16. Close up and personal on The Art of Apple, In Pictures · · Score: 4, Insightful

    Show the Apple ][ keyboard with the reset key next to the enter key. BEEP!

    Ahhhh, insanely great design!

  17. Re:Ha! on Users Identified Through Typing, Mouse Movements · · Score: 1

    I can't do that Dave.

  18. Crabby Patties on HIV Tracking Technology Could Pinpoint Who's Infecting Who · · Score: 1

    How about a test to show who gave who crabs. That's always a controversial topic, or so I've been told.

  19. Re:Increasingly irrelevant tech dinosaur.. on Nokia Shareholders Approve Sale To Microsoft · · Score: 1

    They can name the union of dying companies Necrosoft.

  20. Re:Meh... on Stephen Wolfram Developing New Programming Language · · Score: 2

    Say brother, can you spare a pointer?

  21. Re:Control... on Where Does America's Fear Come From? · · Score: 3, Funny

    If you want to claim adherence to the Christain God, that's fine.

    AMS, Anno Monstrum Spaghetti

  22. Re:Control... on Where Does America's Fear Come From? · · Score: 2

    Mays et television.

    (I leave it to you to figure out what 'Mays' means...

    Hi, Billy Mays here for the world’s greatest insole, Impact Gel.
    Why am I smashing my hand with this hammer? To show you the amazing protection you get from Impact Gel.

  23. Re:The only thing that would make sense... on The Silk Road Is Back · · Score: 1

    I have nothing but praise for Fabulous Bud Industries. Fast shipping, good stealth, would buy again.

  24. Re:Systemic debt on Silicon Valley Could Be Heading For a New Stock Collapse. · · Score: 1

    I wonder if Snowden might not be a bubble popper?

    The economy will continue running. Governments will continue spying. The most Snowden can hope for is to stay alive, out of prison and snag a few bucks from a remote interview in a decade or two by an infotainment company doing a "where are they now" piece.

  25. Re: Yeah, right... on Feinstein and Rogers: No Clemency For Snowden · · Score: 1

    ...aliens landed on earth and took over our goverment

    Ricky Spanish