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  1. Re:I dunno on What "Earth-Shaking" Discovery Has Curiosity Made on Mars? · · Score: 1

    Popplers!

  2. Re:It better be good this time. on What "Earth-Shaking" Discovery Has Curiosity Made on Mars? · · Score: 3, Funny

    Apparently you're just a normal American.

  3. Re:They waited this long because? on NASA To Encrypt All of Its Laptops · · Score: 1

    Mebi. Mebi not.

  4. Re:Apple on Apple Orders Memory Game Developers To Stop Using 'Memory' In Names · · Score: 1

    Word!

  5. Re:That's more tracking than intensive probation on Nike+ FuelBand: Possibly a Big Security Hole For Your Life · · Score: 3, Funny

    Make your hand smell bad, I guess.

  6. Re:Are you an engineer? on Ask Slashdot: Developer Or Software Engineer? Can It Influence Your Work? · · Score: 5, Interesting

    I think I agree with you, but what if you have a degree in computer science? Is your title "Developer with a degree in Computer Science?" I don't think I could really call myself a computer scientist with a straight face, yet that is my degree.

  7. Re:Tweedledee won ! on Barack Obama Retains US Presidency · · Score: 4, Insightful

    Good reminder. I don't think people remember that anymore. When they didn't find any then the Bush administration suddenly found an interest in human rights or claiming to be champions of the oppressed or whatever other excuse for invasion they could muster up. Except the fact that Bush made us known as a torturing state made that kind of laughable.

  8. Re:Your so naive grasshopper on What's the Shelf Life of a Programmer? · · Score: 1

    Or in other words, old age and treachery will overcome youth and skill.

    On another note, it's not necessarily about who's productive. It's about who is perceived as being productive.

  9. Re:Young people thinking they know everything? on What's the Shelf Life of a Programmer? · · Score: 1

    I don't think sarcasm counts as trolling.

  10. Not really. We see real proselytizing from religious people on a constant basis (some bordering on mania) and yet when an atheist dares to speak up suddenly they're the ones accused of being "shrill" or "proselytizing."

  11. You must not be a U.S. citizen. The U.S. has laws against discriminatory practices. If you don't want to hang around certain types of people on your own time that is fine. The workplace is another matter entirely.

  12. Re:Pilot V5 RT on Ask Slashdot: The Search For the Ultimate Engineer's Pen · · Score: 0

    "been using these religiously since 2005"

    What, like a substitute for a rosary or something?

  13. Re:Yes on Ask Slashdot: The Search For the Ultimate Engineer's Pen · · Score: 4, Funny

    Yeah, but they go through batteries like crazy.

  14. Re:can i aim it at .... on Canadian Researchers Create Wireless Charger For Electric Cars · · Score: 1
  15. Re:I get angry, too... on Canadian Teenager Arrested For Photographing Mall Takedown · · Score: 2

    "...using last century's tech?"

    It may be last century's tech, but it's more rugged, less expensive and you don't have to worry about getting dirt and dust on the sensor. There Is nothing like digital for convenience, but old school film cameras were great, too.

  16. Re:only 7000 apps? on Trouble For Microsoft Developers With the Windows Store · · Score: 4, Funny

    The difference is that cattle don't have a sense of taste even though they may taste good.

  17. Re:only 7000 apps? on Trouble For Microsoft Developers With the Windows Store · · Score: 4, Funny

    "preying on retards has always been profitable."

    Is that how Microsoft initially came to dominate?

  18. Re:I should not have to pay $35 on Internet Providers To Begin Warning Customers Who Pirate Content · · Score: 1

    I would also propose that if anyone gets a notice of a $35 fine that they send the ISP a similar letter that states not only are they not paying it but that that they're also sending $35 to the EFF. And really do it.

  19. Re:I should not have to pay $35 on Internet Providers To Begin Warning Customers Who Pirate Content · · Score: 5, Funny

    Yep. 99 percent of corporations give the rest a bad name.

  20. Re:The remains of a lost civilization. on Mars Rover Solves Metallic Object Mystery, Unearths Another · · Score: 1

    No. That's the part that doesn't matter.

  21. Re:Discuss politics here or CowboyNeal gets it! on US Presidential Debate #2 Tonight: Discuss Here · · Score: 1

    "Four years too late, I would think."

    Therefore still timely.

  22. Re:Good. on Laser Strikes On Aircraft Becoming Epidemic · · Score: 1

    Yep. But try this one on: Your freedom to fly your helicopter ends at continually disturbing my peace.

    I don't advocate pointing lasers at aircraft, but I sure think helicopter pilots who fly low at night are a bunch of assholes. Even the police helicopters. I think they are over used. I'm sure for the price of a helicopter, its maintenance and its pilot you could get a few more policemen the ground.

  23. Re:well sometimes customers are dumb on How Steve Jobs' Legacy Has Changed · · Score: 1

    This is a great post not only for this topic, but also for the fact that it pertains so well to so many other "discussions" seen here on Slashdot. And it was probably modded down by the very type of person that this post is about.

  24. Re:How sad on Curiosity Rover Makes First Foursquare Check-In On Another Planet · · Score: 1

    Maybe. But you'll know it's time to tune out permanently if they start talking about how the rover "has electrolytes."

  25. Re:T-Mobile for service. on Ask Slashdot: Best Cell Phone Carrier In the US? · · Score: 5, Funny

    Well, no kIdding. If you're going to buy all three it's going to get pricey.