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  1. Re:Could someone please make the argument... on Spammer DDoS-By-Virus On spamhaus.org · · Score: 2, Insightful

    It just wouldn't be slashdot without a kneejerk liberal taking everything seriously and issuing a sober, politically correct refutal to someone's offhand comment.

  2. Re:End of the line: on Spammer DDoS-By-Virus On spamhaus.org · · Score: 4, Insightful

    This isn't spammers, it's organized crime. And they won't be caught, either, until law enforcement infiltrates someone in, or someone gets caught for something else and agrees to turn the rest of them in for leniency.

  3. Re:Alternatively on Hackers On Atkins · · Score: -1, Troll

    Yeah...and fat people are really the ones with lots of willpower to "implement life plans". Not everyone is a bike-riding metrosexual businessman who enjoys reading specialty health magaizines.

  4. Re:You Can't Fool Mother Nature on Hackers On Atkins · · Score: 1
    Yeah, and Mother Nature didn't really intend for humans to live much beyond 40, either.

    But it's natural and therefore faultless in every way!

  5. Re:What about the dangers? on Hackers On Atkins · · Score: -1, Troll

    Have you considered suicide?

  6. Re:The "Big Bang" could not have made any sound on Big Bang Really a Big Hum · · Score: 1

    Er...no. A HLT instruction brings the CPU to a halt. It does not use any power. The gas is not being burned, the engine is off.

  7. Re:Excellent, just what we need... more ways to ki on U.S. Continues Biological Warfare Research · · Score: 1

    BZZZT, wrong. A cure for cancer requires animal testing. And animal testing labs face a future of being blown up by terrorists. So, I hope nobody in YOUR family gets cancer. If they do, I hope you show more courage than Paul McCartney did, and allow your relatives to die rather than use drugs that have been tested on animals.

  8. Evaluation of this on Columnist Threatens to Sue Blogger · · Score: 1

    Let's see...the victim is 'conservative'. The perpetrator is leftist. Therefore, Luskin is a total nutcase, and Atrios is a levelheaded First Amendment hero.

  9. Re:The "Big Bang" could not have made any sound on Big Bang Really a Big Hum · · Score: 1
    BZZZT, try again. Computers not in use issue a HLT instruction, which instructs the CPU to halt and not execute ANY cycles.

    The days of an idle CPU simply running endless NOP instructions went out with Windows 3.1 and the 80486.

  10. Re:Excellent, just what we need... more ways to ki on U.S. Continues Biological Warfare Research · · Score: 0, Troll
    A great knee-jerk lefty response. Sorry about the cure for cancer, though...it requires animal research, which is strictly verboten. Unless,of course, you're Paul McCartney's wife, then it's OK to take animal-tested drugs as long as it's saving YOUR life.

    You do know, of course, that the plain old smallpox virus is quite virulent enough on its own? That the present-day American population is as vulnerable to smallpox as the Indians were when Columbus arrived? Nah, sorry for injecting facts into an emotional discussion.

  11. Re:Hyprocrisy. on U.S. Continues Biological Warfare Research · · Score: 0, Troll

    Newsflash! France possesses WMD. They don't even bother to try to hide it from the world.

  12. Re:The "Big Bang" could not have made any sound on Big Bang Really a Big Hum · · Score: 1
    Er, your CPU could execute a HLT instruction and stop using electricity altogether, instead of making you 'feel good'.

    The less electricity your computer uses, the less coal the local plant has to burn, and the less pollutants in our atmosphere. That's a better 'use' than analyzing crap data from some quack psuedoscience, yes?

  13. Re:The "Big Bang" could not have made any sound on Big Bang Really a Big Hum · · Score: 1
    Yeah, it's really convenient the sound made was within the range of 20-20,000 Hz.

    This whole thing just smacks of 'pretty picture' science like that commonly practiced in astronomy. The idea being that science needs to produce meaningless crap that people can download to their computers, so they can think they're getting their money's worth (c.f. SETI@Home).

  14. Re:Pop before SMTP on Californian Court Fines Spammers $2 Million · · Score: 1

    I don't have an account, nor an ISP. My company ASSIGNED me an email account. I don't give a crap where my company gets its internet service from. In addition it looks ghetto to have business cards printed with @city.rr.com or whatever.

  15. Re:I don't want this. on Nokia 7700 - "Multimedia Terminal" · · Score: 1

    Nimrod, it's because there are a hell of a lot of people out there who don't pay for their own gadgets. You bottom-feeders who save your paychecks to buy all your own stuff can get whatever you want. The cognoscenti with expense accounts can do better than that. Get a job in marketing(for a real company, not your dad's firm) and we'll see who can predict product lifetimes.

  16. Re:Should've focused more on appearance on Nokia 7700 - "Multimedia Terminal" · · Score: 0
    Oh yeah...what a phone looks like is WAAAY more important than how functional it is.

    You live in San Francisco, right?

  17. old news on Nokia 7700 - "Multimedia Terminal" · · Score: -1, Redundant

    Er, I dunno. Sounds like Sidekick to me.

  18. Re:Mod on Spam Rapidly Increasing In Weblog Comments · · Score: 1

    That would be, what, all of them?

  19. Re:Where's the money on NSA Turns To Commercial Software For Encryption · · Score: 1

    Jeez, there's ways around that, you know. Man, if you actually work for the government, you should know what I'm talking about. Good, honest graft...there's nothing like it.

  20. Re:Where's the money on NSA Turns To Commercial Software For Encryption · · Score: 1

    Bzzt wrong, a man of power cannot have sex with a woman underneath him in the power structure. It's automatically abuse...there's no such thing as consent. Go brush up on your women's studies and come back when you've reeducated yourself.

  21. Where's the money on NSA Turns To Commercial Software For Encryption · · Score: 1, Troll
    Gosh, I bet this had nothing to do with the fact that NSA insiders held a lot of Certicom stock.

    Nah, that kind of thing never happens. It's tinfoil-hat thinking. It's as unlikely as the President sexually abusing one of his interns.

  22. Re:Pop before SMTP on Californian Court Fines Spammers $2 Million · · Score: 1

    This assumes you get your mail from the same server. I don't. This would be a total pain in the ass for me.

  23. Re:They got away on Californian Court Fines Spammers $2 Million · · Score: 1

    It should also be pointed out that the reason they lost and got fined was because they took the money they made spamming and ran. They didn't show up to defend themselves and lost the case by default.

  24. Re:Simple on Fight Woodworking Piracy: Add EULA Restrictions · · Score: 2, Informative
    In no event shall Microsoft be liable for any damages whatsoever, even in the event of fault (including negligence).

    --Windows XP Professional license agreement

  25. Re:Ignorance on Toshiba Pushes Safe, Small Nuclear Reactor Design · · Score: 1
    How about the problems that come from refining petroleum to make fuel oil?

    Not to mention the problems involved with obtaining access to said petroleum resources in the first place...