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  1. Re:It was done with 1960s technology once... on China Plans Moonbase · · Score: -1
    ...They'll find it easy to recruit enthusiasts from all over the world.

    No to mention a billion volunteers trying to get the hell out.

  2. Re:Use Seeker! on Targeted Worm Hits Kazaa's Network · · Score: -1

    Big money,
    big money,
    no whammies....

  3. Re:Why Unix gurus grow beards... on Alan Cox talks about laws... and Linux · · Score: -1
    It is a complete waste of time to shave your beard if it just going to grow back. You spend 3-5 minutes every stinking day shaving. So why do it? That's around 15 hours a year for a Mon-Fri schedule.

    Nah, a cron job for 04:00 daily will do the trick. Wake up clean shaven!

  4. Re:Like clockwork. on MSIE Uber-patch Of The Month · · Score: -1
    The thing is, it's not cheaper for them to fully secure the software before delivering. What have they lost by shipping product with holes? The admiration of Slashdot readers? Like they had it anyway.

    By getting IE6 out the door, they get a jump on Netscape 6, Opera 6, etc. Believe me, given the paltry PR penalty they pay for releasing security patches vs. losing even 2% market share if Netscape 6 shipped last year and IE6 shipped today fully secured, the smart thing to do is exactly what they did.

    Besides, a lot of windows users might like the fact that "Windows Update" actually does something.

  5. Re:Development Processes be damned.. on Bitter Java · · Score: -1

    It's not just an interesting twist, it's quite close to the root of the issue. More specifically, it is symmetry breaking that makes design patterns necessary.

  6. Re:Nice and clean on Fun with Fingerprint Readers · · Score: -1

    And hey, as long as you're going to get fingerprinted anyway....

  7. Re:Good Analogies on Sonicblue Wins Stay of Spying Order · · Score: -1

    Corrupt judges? The biggest problem in this country is unflaggingly idealistic judges with the wrong ideals. They don't want money, they want a government-enforced, homogenized, nirvana-on-Earth.

  8. Re:Open Source on Danese Cooper (of Sun) Finally Answers · · Score: -1

    Who was moderating at threshold -1 and modded this up?
    I'll bet your name is Dan.

  9. Re:Haunt? on Microsoft Urged Linux Retaliation · · Score: -1
    Surely in any trial ALL evidence should be investigated?

    Yes. In fact, I have evidence that Darryl Strawberry, Darryl Gates, Bill Gates, Bill Clinton, George Clinton, and George Foreman killed your mom. I will be happy to discuss such evidence in a trial. Surely it should be considered.

  10. Re:Problems with XServe hardware. on Apple Introduces Xserve Rackmount Servers · · Score: -1
    Jobs thinks we are stupid. What a freaking lier.

    I believe that should be, "What a freaking lyre."

  11. Re:Depressing confirmation on How Dangerous is Online Chat for Kids? · · Score: -1

    Legislators don't just make laws. They also VOTE on them. Sometimes, they vote NO.

  12. Re:ATA133 on Hard Drive Performance - ATA100 vs ATA133 · · Score: -1

    (Score:-1 Cynical, Rude)

  13. Re:Why would anyone want to buy a PS1? on PS2 Price May Fall, Gamecube Staying Put · · Score: -1
    I bought an NES at a garage sale for $7, complete with Zapper and Power Pad. Games are $3-$7 at my local used console/cart store.

    But, I guess I could have bought a PS2 ($300) and Linux kit ($200), and run an NES emulator on it. I could then get a cart backup device ($50), go buy the games and copy them to the PS2/Linux/NES emulator.

    pretty 5w337.

  14. Re:Open Source on Danese Cooper (of Sun) Finally Answers · · Score: 0, Funny

    I thought "Danese Cooper" meant a barrel-maker from the People's Republic of Dan.

  15. Re:WTF???? on Microsoft's Goal, Security Through Obscurity? · · Score: -1

    If ever there were need for a +6....

  16. Re:Acronyms on The Stallman Factor · · Score: -1

    Is he sitting all dreamy-eyed in front of closed, proprietary hardware in that picture? What a hypocrite.

  17. Re:HP's demise is important on David Packard Writes HP Epitaph · · Score: -1
    Until the last decade, HP never downsized, for example.

    Until the last decade, pets.com never downsized either.

  18. Re:CHEESY GOODNESS WITH CHEESE ENCHILADAS on New Lighting Technology To Wipe Out Wi-Fi Access? · · Score: -1

    The'se thing's alway's bother me. I 'see people u'sing apostrophe's like they were ab'solutely in'seperable from the letter "'s." Learn to pluralize, Recipe Troll.

  19. Re:Galeon is awesome on Linux Web Browsers Reviewed · · Score: -1
    "Tourettes Troll has posted 4 comments."

    Yeah, took 'em a while....

  20. Moondust on Video Games to Help You Relax · · Score: -1
    Anyone else play Jaron Lanier's Moondust back in the 8-bit days? I had it on a cart for C64.

    More trippy than relaxing.

  21. Re:Kernel Trees on Ask Alan Cox, Activist · · Score: -1
    "Linus has control of the main tree" means nothing more than "The main tree is, by convention, the one that Linus controls."

    We in the community simply agree to pretend that Linus "controls" the main tree. He has built up enough trust among hackers and users that we accept his judgment on what goes in and what stays out. There is no real control there. I could start hacking "SHOEBOIX" today and call it a "main tree." The only thing stopping me is that I would have a hard time finding people who agree to call mine the "main tree." Not that I have any problem at all with that state of affairs. Conventions are necessary to prevent Bad Entropy.

    The tree of liberty only grows when watered by the blood of tyrants.

  22. Re:Makes sense on Apple Drops Mac OS 9 · · Score: -1
    You do a bad job of it. Everyone knows the difference here is monopoly vs. non-monopoly. By bringing up an idea which is redundant, poorly thought out and countered numerous times, you show that you aren't a fellow slashdotter. Join CLIT why don't you...

    And everyone knows the difference between AC and non-AC posting. By smearing someone anonymously you show that no one should pay attention to you. Just look at the time I've wasted already.

  23. spelling on Slashback: Spambots, Retroism, VoIPhooey · · Score: 1, Funny
    It seems he finished his port as he sent me all the patches and instructions needed to compile the kernal for the s3c2400x.

    Ahem... I believe it's spelled "k3rn4l"

  24. Re:hey! lay off Java on Downsides to the C++ STL? · · Score: -1

    Oh and one more thing-- Perl6 is written in C++.

  25. Re:The chewbacca defence on Space Wars · · Score: -1
    Spelled it like a Damn Brit, you did.

    How do you spell "Neville Chaimberlain?"