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  1. USA != longest lasting republic on The DMCA Is Just The Beginning · · Score: 0
    "History shows that most republics don't last more than 30 generations, the United States being in fact, the LONGEST lasting one"


    Switzerland has been a republic since the 1200s, some 500 years before the USA was founded.


    And 30 generations would be like 600 years, whilst the USA has only been existance for roughly 1/3rd of that. So how could they be the longest lasting republic?

  2. Walt Disney died in 1967. on The DMCA Is Just The Beginning · · Score: 0

    So that would mean Mickey Mouse would "expire" in 2042, not in 2004.

  3. Mac Portable not the first laptop on Amelio, Raskin, Gassée On What Apple Means · · Score: -1
    Errr, the Mac Portable was definetely a latecomer in the laptop segment being released in 1989. Toshiba brought out its first laptop in 1985, the T1100. See this page for details:

    http://www.toshiba-europe.com/innovation/pchistory .html

  4. DEA agents can forfeit property for personal use. on Pavlovich Jurisdictional Challenge Denied · · Score: -1

    I once read an article about DEA agents who get a friendly judge to forfeit property just because they wanted to use it themselves. One agent saw a nice house by the beach and had the family who lived there stripped clean of all their assets and sent to jail for "contributing to the drugs trafficking" just so he could move in himself.

  5. Slashdot, News for Nazi's? on Return of the Zeppelins · · Score: -1

    Yet another /. post slighting the suffering of the victims of the Holocaust by not mentioning that terrible unique event in history (for which all whites are to blame) in this article about the second world war Zeppelin.

  6. Security through ignorance on HDCP Encryption Cracked, Details Unreleased Due To DMCA · · Score: -1

    Forget about security through obscurity, security through ignorance is the name of the new game. It will be a crime having knowledge about network and computer security without being in the employ of a major corporation.

  7. So Loki has a racist name too! on Loki Files For Chapter 11 Protection · · Score: -1

    Let them rot in hell together with that madman Hitler.

  8. Lets face it... on Recreating The Lost Art Of Damascus Steel · · Score: -1

    ...whites have never invented anything themselves (except maybe things like war, hate and racism), they stole it all from other vastly superior (non-white) peoples. And whitie still knows it, which is why he treats the descendants of the true civilisation builders with so much vile contempt.

  9. Linux is racist on Office-Worker Linux: It's Here and It Works · · Score: -1

    So Linux is finally exposed as being racist. People of color (who are generally more intelligent than whites) most often run Windows.

    Linux, The Choice Of A KKK Generation!

  10. Linux is the cause of the hardware slump... on Office-Worker Linux: It's Here and It Works · · Score: -1

    ...with all those companies ripping the hardware manufacturers off with server sales.

    1 server per 40 workstations or 1 per 400? Which setup fuels the economy and which one causes the worst hardware slump in 15 years?

    It's time for Congress to step in and clear this matter up and pass the Childrens' Hardware Competition Protection Act of 2001 which bans Linux and makes Windows installs mandatory.

  11. Ever heard of the Mac on TCP/MS, We'll Cure What Ails You · · Score: -1

    Contrary to popular opinion Apple is still around.

    So Windows is not the only choice for computer illiterates.

  12. It's about time... on Your Qwest Leads To MSN · · Score: -1

    ...that y'all get wid the program and get rid of childish things.

  13. Re:The best kind of publicity? on Hormel Gracefully Concedes On SPAM vs. Spam · · Score: 1

    Urrm, "biro" is named after Ladislo Biro, the Hungarian inventor of the ballpoint pen not after a trademark.