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  1. Re:Free Terry Childs! on Terry Childs Case Puts All Admins In Danger · · Score: 2, Funny

    Free Terry Childs with purchase!

  2. Re:eeebuntu on Which Distro For an Eee PC? · · Score: 1

    <AOL>
    Me too!
    </AOL>

    I'm running eeebuntu-nbr 2.0 on my 900 and I love it.

  3. Re:Ledger for Best Supporting Actor on Slumdog Millionaire Takes Home 8 Oscars · · Score: 1

    No, but I'm verklempt.

  4. Re:What the FUCK is this doing on Slashdot?!? on Slumdog Millionaire Takes Home 8 Oscars · · Score: 4, Insightful

    The Oscars are a bunch of MAFIAA types stroking themselves, and assuming (with the complicity of the media) that the entire fucking world cares about it.

    When we give/get awards, it's in the family.

  5. Re:You can't win if you don't play on Linked In Or Out? · · Score: 1

    I only got a Facebook account so I could keep an eye on my daughter's page.

    I got a LinkedIn account 6 years ago when I was laid off. I've gotten a few job leads from it.

  6. To quote The Who on Obama Admin Fights Missing White House Email Lawsuit · · Score: 1

    Meet your new boss... same as the old boss...

  7. Re:This just in.... on Startup Threatened Into Settling Over Hyperlinking · · Score: 1

    You forgot litigious bastards, or is that just the SCOundrels who are litigious bastards?

  8. Re:I live in WI, and I say this sucks on Wisconsin Passes Digital Download Tax · · Score: 1, Funny

    California has Hollywood and Silicon Valley.. they should generally be rolling in cash...

    They would be, if it weren't for those Evil Content Pirates(tm), just ask the xxAA amd the BSA!!!!

  9. Re:Damn on Shuttleworth Announces Karmic Koala · · Score: 2, Funny

    But then Plankton would keep trying to pirate it!

  10. Re:Mac reliability on Ma.gnolia User Data Is Gone For Good · · Score: 2, Interesting

    Unix - You have to buy a million dollar vendor supplied computer, pay a hundred thousand in licensing fees, and were only allowed to run approved utilities with out violating your service contract.

    Would you care to explain that bit to oldSCO (aka Santa Cruz, not the SCOundrels)?

    I believe SCO was certified SVID compliant.

  11. Re:Mac reliability on Ma.gnolia User Data Is Gone For Good · · Score: 1

    Wouldn't that be un-HURD of?

  12. Re:Or a private micro-nation strong hold! on Reclaiming Oil Rigs As Oceanic Eco-Resorts · · Score: 1

    Obviously, they should have started their data haven in the Sultanate of Kinakuta.

  13. Re:Bucket of salt on Restauranteurs Say Yelp Uses Extortion To Ply Ad Sales · · Score: 1

    In other words...

    "Nice restaurant youse gots there. Be a shame if you had lots of negative reviews, now, wouldn't it, Vinny?"
    "Yeah, Guido, it sure would!"
    "Well, we's got an offer for youse that youse can't refuse...."

  14. Re:Call me crazy on Don't Like EULAs? Get Your Cat To Agree To Them · · Score: 1

    As is their right. They remember the fact that the ancient Egyptians worshipped them, and have never forgiven us for stopping.

  15. Re:Short answer on Repairing / Establishing Online Reputation? · · Score: 1

    Have you ever been laid off, with a family to support, and a mortgage to pay? I have been. And at the time I would have taken anything, even an "employer like that".

    And the point is that HR flunkies bin resumes all the time for all sorts of dumb reasons -- even at "good" companies. Story poster doesn't want them to have yet another dumb reason.

  16. Re:Short answer on Repairing / Establishing Online Reputation? · · Score: 1

    Except that it never gets to the point where an "employer worth their spit" will double check. The HR flunky will see "ZOMG!!!! PEDOPHILE!!!!" and bin the resume before it gets anywhere.

  17. Re:awww poor casinos on Casinos Warn iPhone Card-Counting App is Illegal · · Score: 1

    When was this? I was there a few years back and they didn't have that.

    In addition, at the Flamingo, you have to walk through the casino to get to the buffet and other restaurants. I'm not sure they'd do that out in the open.

  18. Re:Would this have widespread use? on Casinos Warn iPhone Card-Counting App is Illegal · · Score: 1

    In CA, at the Chumash Casino, when the guy next to me got a call, the dealer immediately asked him to step away from the table.

  19. Re:A DRM ban clause should be added as a constitut on Draconian DRM Revealed In Windows 7 · · Score: 1

    You wrote this tongue in cheek, but that's probably how the MAFIAA sees it, and how they present it to their bought-and-paid-for CongressCritters.

  20. Damn! on Facebook's New Terms of Service · · Score: 1

    There's an xkcd for everything, isn't there?

  21. Re:Itanium would have worked-AMD screwed it for in on A Brief History of Chip Hype and Flops · · Score: 1

    Itanium is also the current processor for NonStop systems.

  22. Re:You'd think by now... on Canon Tries To Shut Down "Fake" Canon Blog · · Score: 1

    You, sir, win the pun-of-the-year award (at least so far).

  23. Re:$800 per year for a cell phone? on Internet Killed the Satellite Radio Star · · Score: 1

    And how do I get my ${SPORTS_TEAM} fix from that?

  24. Re:Paying for what ails you on Microsoft Sued Over Vista-To-XP Downgrade Fees · · Score: 1

    Ditto--- eeebuntu-nbr!

  25. Re:Three options on How To Keep Rats From Eating My Cables? · · Score: 3, Interesting

    It was in her name (secondary card).

    It wasn't a problem, it was just a good laugh -- "She bought her car on the Visa".

    To be honest, a few years back, I tried the same thing -- was going to buy a car on my home equity line, didn't have the checks with me, but the dealer wouldn't let me put more than $5K on the home equity Visa.