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  1. Hmmm I wonder... on Redheads Need More Anesthesia than Others · · Score: 3, Funny

    If your an anesthetist, do you get to check if she is a real redhead before the operation? Cause, I mean that would be a really cool job!

  2. WTF! on AAAAAAAAA-size Li-Ion Cells · · Score: 0, Offtopic

    How can this be called redundant when it was posted first? The first post is always the original!! all the ones that come later are redundant!

    -- Mod this parent up to compensate for the dweeb who could not read.

  3. To all those who have taken me seriously... on Tiny Water Cooled System · · Score: 1

    PS make sure you throw away the first 50ml as this contains the stuff that makes you blind and retarded

  4. aptly named... on AAAAAAAAA-size Li-Ion Cells · · Score: 0, Redundant

    AAAAAAAAAAAAh my fcking battery is dead!

  5. Hey I have a great idea! on Tiny Water Cooled System · · Score: 2, Funny

    Why don't we turn all of our computers into giant moonshine stills! And since alcohol is a better coolant than water it would work better too! Just think about it, free hooch and a cooler CPU to boot...

    If the cops ever come around you'll have an iron clad alibi... Uh guys, I'm innocent of all charges, I'm just cooling my CPU really really...

  6. and in other news... on PC that acts like a TV · · Score: 3, Funny

    The next generation of TiVo can be used just like a computer!

  7. In case the link is slashdotted... =) on A Digital Certificate For Every Canadian · · Score: 1

    (South China Morning Post) [11.15.99] There are red faces all around
    at Canada's spy organisation after top-secret documents were stolen
    from the back seat of an agent's car.

    In what is being described as the most serious security breach in 20
    years, documents outlining the future plans of the Canadian Security
    Intelligence Service (CSIS) were stolen last month by drug addicts
    while the agent was watching an ice-hockey game in Toronto.

    The thieves were apparently looking for money when they saw a
    briefcase in the car parked outside the arena where the Toronto Maple
    Leafs play.

    And a police investigation has concluded that the sensitive documents
    were later tossed into a rubbish bin and ended up in a landfill site.

    The CSIS, which was formed in 1984, is responsible for
    counter-intelligence and counter-terrorism efforts in Canada.

    The agency, which is charged with guarding the Government's deepest
    secrets, is extremely embarrassed by the lapse.

    CSIS officials were trying to play down the importance of the
    documents, saying they contained no details of intelligence sources or
    specifics of operations.

    But an agency official was forced to conclude "we consider the loss of
    the documents to be a serious matter of national security".

    It is not the first time the CSIS has slipped up. Earlier this autumn,
    there were reports that one of its spooks had posted on the Internet
    the names and pictures of Canadian fighter pilots who served in the
    Balkans war.

    In another incident, a computer disc containing the names of targets
    of CSIS intelligence probes was found by a member of the public.

    "This is simply a debacle," said Jim Abbott, an MP with the opposition
    Reform Party. "We look like we are in amateur hour."

    But even as cartoonists and satirists feasted on the story, there were
    warnings that Canada's spy agency was now seriously compromised. The
    country is not a specific target for terrorists but it proximity to
    the United States and its open access to banking and
    telecommunications make it attractive to terrorist groups.

    ==
    Some day, on the corporate balance sheet, there will be
    an entry which reads, "Information"; for in most cases
    the information is more valuable than the hardware which
    processes it. -- Adm. Grace Murray Hopper, USN Ret.
    ==

  8. From a Canadian... on A Digital Certificate For Every Canadian · · Score: 1

    We have such ineptitude and idiocy in our government and CSIS (our security agency) and this is what really scares me!

    Check this out...

    http://www.landfield.com/isn/mail-archive/1999/N ov /0028.html

    And you want us Canadians to trust our governement with our security???

  9. Re: Old but effective on Chroot Jails Made Easy · · Score: 4, Insightful

    I have been using chroot for many years, mostly with the big three (Apache bind and sendmail). However, I would never rely solely on chroot for security.

    It is rediculous to do a Maxwell Smart and put 10 locks on your front door when the window is wide open. You are always better to rely upon a locked box, inside a locked box, inside a locked box etcetera, Rather than OUMF lock!

    OUMF??? you say (new proposed acromyn)...
    Just think of Arnie in Predator when he says to the alien "You're one ugly mother f......"

  10. Re:Lawyer on Dinosaur Mummy Found · · Score: 1

    My bet is on the fat-bastard-double-crossing geek Dennis Nedry -- he was probably so full of preservatives from all of the junk food he ate that he never decayed...

  11. Duh.. No kiddin' on Nobel Prizes for Physics Awarded to Smart People · · Score: 1

    In my best redneck impression...

    Nobel prize my ass. Fur smart people, they sure is dum... The reel deal is the Darwin Award. It stands for the best of thee best, cream o' the crop, britest one on da porch... Ya know what I mean?

  12. Just waitin' for the day... on Palm Introduces Affordable Zire · · Score: 2, Funny

    When some enterprising young geek (or geekette) puts linux on the thing, installs Apache, puts the unit on the WWW and posts the Eureeka! on /.

    From everyone's perspective "It was worth the effort"

  13. The true nature of the virus on Bugbear Windows Virus Making the Rounds · · Score: 1

    Say.... when did this happen? My printers did the same thing! perhaps at the same time! and on the same planet! Eureeka! that is the true nature of the virus: to f*ck-up printers everywhere and do a DOS on user support/helpdesk people.

  14. Stop the hooker's line of thought... on California Sues Spammer for $2 Million · · Score: 1

    We have a vigiliante group in my town that is running a "Shame the John's" campaign. The target is the John's who get caught with their pants down literally.

    Why won't this work for the advertisers who advertise by spam. It is really easy to track them down as they can't hide because no one would be able to order their crap without a valid address and phone number!

    My 2cents...

  15. Finally, proof of my alien abduction! on New Scientist: Venus' Atmosphere Implies Life · · Score: 0, Offtopic

    A few years back an alien space ship picked me up and were taking me to their home planet. Well about the time we got to Venus I had to fart. I figured since these guys didn't have any noses they would'nt smell anything, so I cracked one off.
    Was I wrong! those guys were really pissed that I polluted their spaceship. They immediately vented the stench in the Venetian atmosphere and took me back home. This "gas" that this scientist discovered actually eeked out my butt and is floating around venus. And if the scientist does further analysis, he will find that it was produced by two beef and bean burrito's from Taco Bell. So there you have it.

  16. Quote me in a few years.... on Chip Makers Selling Fewer High-End CPUs · · Score: 1

    and have a good laugh...

    "Nobody will ever need more than 256MB or RAM
    and nobody will ever need more than 2Ghz of processing power!"

    Processors have always increased in speed at a constant rate (Moore's law takes care of that) and some coders depend on Moore's law to fix the performance problems caused by their god awful, ill concieved programming logic. (go bubble sort!)

  17. 10% savings from reducing keep-alives??? on Where The Bandwidth Goes · · Score: 1

    WTF?? who would send a keep-alive signal every 10 packets?? Since they are being charged by the packet this is what it would work out to. Even RIP is more efficient than that!

  18. Working from home on Are Video Phones Back From The Dead? · · Score: 1

    I sometimes work from home and there is no way I would want my boss to see me in my underwear! I not sure which way he swings for one...

    Seriously, the absolute best thing about working from home not dressed, is having your girlfriend work from your home too (again, not dressed). Now if you ever mix up the full-mo with the still image button when your boss phones, you're screwed while your being screwed... I mean that would really fu*k up your day!

  19. Re:Something to ponder... on Voyagers Legacy in Pictures · · Score: 1

    Finding a needle in a haystack is easy if you have a big electromagnet... In this case our elctromagent is their present coordinates and their trajectory.

  20. Re:Voyager nuclear power source -- RTG lifetime? on Voyagers Legacy in Pictures · · Score: 1

    20 Years apparently...

    From the website:
    The Voyagers should cross the heliopause 10 to 20 years after reaching the termination shock. The Voyagers have enough electrical power and thruster fuel to operate at least until 2020. By that time, Voyager 1 will be 12.4 billion miles from the Sun and Voyager 2 will be 10.5 billion miles away.

  21. Something to ponder... on Voyagers Legacy in Pictures · · Score: 1

    If man does not blow-up the planet, be obliterated by any plausible environmental catastrophe. It is very likely that man will eventually travel much faster and further than Voyager ever will.

    Assuming the above - Now what happens when we catch up with it? do we let it go on its merry way (dead or alive) or do we put it in a museum?

    Perhaps some spacecomber will put it up on an ebay auction and NASA has to send in the FBI to get it back...

  22. You don't interview programmers... on How Should You Interview a Programmer? · · Score: 1

    They interview you! at least the really good ones do...

    Trust me, if the programmer is begging for a job then he is not worth his salt. If the programmer is making all sorts of demands then the one asking for the the most outgragous remuneration package gets the job!

    but hey, even if the guy can't program worth beans, at least you can say one thing about them, they've got hutzpah! and they will go far in the company...

  23. This is just crazy talk... on Will CGI Collapse the Hollywood Economy? · · Score: 1

    When the porn industry starts using CG then I'll believe it. And I'm not talking that bug-eyed big-boobed anime crap! I mean stuff so real your mind cannnot tell it is faked. If the porn industry did CG using today's technology, it would be like watching an actor with a blow-up doll - damn funny but not realistic.

    Face it, the porn industry is behind every major technology development just look to the Internet and see what is paying for all that bandwidth (you got it - porn). Who was first to foray into VCR's and DVD's? (right again - porn). see the pattern...

    I don't tend to watch porn, I watch what the porn industry is doing with technology. This is so I don't go and buy technology ( e.g. beta or 8-track that never caught on except in Arkansas and the Ozarks)

  24. Rats! this has already been posted! on Rat Mind Control · · Score: 1

    By the same editor too, go figure...

  25. Re:Read my lips... on Reborn 1.0 And The State of Linux Audio · · Score: 1

    I know what the thread is about. But anything that makes linux sound better is a step in the right direction...

    Crappy insult. I know that I need a sound card to produce audio. If you want to insult me call me an idiot, moron, butthead or Anonymous Coward, which covers the first three.