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  1. Re:Austin Powers 2 was NOT FUNNY on Jupiter's "Mini-Me" Solar System Grows · · Score: 1

    2 was the funniest one yet. 1 was good,and without 1 there could be no 2. 3 was a let down, but 2 was great.

  2. Dr. Sbaitso on Jupiter's "Mini-Me" Solar System Grows · · Score: 1

    I will try to answer that question in my next version.

  3. In a related story.. on Is Microsoft Hoisting Its Own Copyright Petard? · · Score: 5, Funny


    In a related story, Microsoft CEO Bill Gates sues a man named Will Bates for having a similar name. Gates claims that when people hear the name of Mr. Bates they confuse the two names. Gates wants Bates to have his name legally changed or face a multimillion dollar law suit.
    </sarcasm>

  4. Isn't it ironic? - Rephrased on PowerPC 970 Running at 2.5 GHz · · Score: 0

    Perhaps I should rephrase. It's Ironic that they done use their own CPU's in their consumer products, but their competition does. :)

  5. Isn't it ironic? on PowerPC 970 Running at 2.5 GHz · · Score: -1, Flamebait

    Isn't it ironic that IBM makes the Power PC processor but doesn't use it? Instead IBM uses someone else's processors and lets their competition uses the Power PC.

  6. Re:And... on New Hope for Life on Mars · · Score: 0

    Amen.

  7. PC on iSCSI for Mac OS X? · · Score: 0, Insightful

    Guess you should have bought a PC. Or, run Linux on your Mac.

  8. Good grief on Toms Hardware Reviews 65 CPU's, Past & Present · · Score: -1

    I can't believe they posted the same story ... no. it's too easy... nevermind..

  9. exactly what you need on Buying a Small, Light Linux Notebook Computer? · · Score: 0

    This is exactly what you need. http://www.actonlinestore.com/smoreinfo.asp?iid=14 22

  10. Re:What about video fidelity? on SMP-Oriented Video Card Round-up · · Score: 0

    Oh I miss my Voodoo 3 3500TV! It broke in an unfortunate accident when I was moving. My big Athlon Classic CPU slid out of its slot and landed right on the back of my Voodoo breaking off serveral components on the circuit board. I replaced it with a Radeon 7000. It sucks. With my Voodoo on games with a Quake 3 engine, I ran 1280x1024 with everything turned up and it ran smoothly. Now I'm lucky if I get decent framerates at 800x600 and I have to turn off certain video features and overclock the thing to get that much out of it.

  11. Glitch on SMP-Oriented Video Card Round-up · · Score: 0

    There's either a big glitch in this web site, or my computer here at work is seriously screwed. Twice I've tried to check out the benchmarks, and both times, both in different places on the page, IE starts saying Action Canceled, and then about 60 IE windows start opening up on their own, all saying Action Canceled. Wierd stuff.

  12. Keep it simple stupid on Finally, A Working NES! · · Score: 0

    A new cartridge connector is $10 on ebay. And all you need top put it in is a phillips head screwdriver. The connection is so tight you can play the game without pushing it down in the cartridge chamber.

  13. Linux on Software/Hardware FPGA Dev Board that runs Linux · · Score: 1, Interesting

    This just in, My car runs linux, my phone runs linux, my shoes run linux, my dishwasher runs linux, my cat runs linux, when I fart, my fart runs linux, and CowboyNeal runs linux! My point? Why is it news worthy every time something new with a microprocessor runs linux?

  14. "Secret Government Property." on The Search for Secret Shuttle Parts · · Score: 0

    Written instructions given to the searchers in Bronson showed a picture of a faceplate from the device, which in white letters on a black background spelled out "Secret Government Property."

    If it's secret government property, then why did they write, "Secret Government Property" right on the front of it in big white letters?

  15. Re:Expansion on Sim-Dud? · · Score: 0

    I do seem to remember it saying you needed the sims with several other expansion packs before it would work. I could be mistaken.

  16. Expansion on Sim-Dud? · · Score: 0

    Well not only do you have to pay $5 a month or whatever, you also have to have every single expansion pack that has ever been release for the sims before it will work. How many owners of the sims when out and actually bought every expansion pack there is? I'm sure there are many different combinations of expansion packs used. So before you buy the sims online you also have to shell out the cash, or download from KaZaA, ever other expansion pack there is. So I'm sure people are unwilling to pay $60 or $90 on other expansion packs just so they can add another and make it work.

  17. Re:Sheesh! on Updated Power Macs at Apple.com · · Score: 0

    hmm.. I disagree. I think the only classic model I don't like is the 1979 because of the square headlights. I still think of it as a classic model though because after 1979 they turned into little compact chevette looking things. I would refer you to the Nova Gallery on http://www.novaresource.org/ for properly restored novas.

  18. Re:Sheesh! on Updated Power Macs at Apple.com · · Score: 0

    A Chevy Nova in a properly restored form, built between the years of 1962 and 1979 are never junky! They are fine american classics and I'm proud to own a 1976 Nova myself. Where will your opera 7 be in 27 years? Probably on a junk heap.

  19. desirable on Updated Power Macs at Apple.com · · Score: -1, Troll

    Ah yes the Power Mac, it is a very desirable machine......... For me to poop on!

  20. Are you a geek or not? on Miyazaki Region 1 DVDs at Last? · · Score: 1

    Don't most geeks and nerds gave DVD players that aren't bound by the limits of region codes?

  21. Re:Two Buttons on New Gameboy Announced · · Score: 1

    Not only does it have 4 buttons, but they make a streetfighter game for it.

  22. Why pick on WiFi? on Professors vs. WiFi · · Score: 0

    This has nothing to do with WiFi. My school didn't have WiFi and I still sat in the back of the room surfing while the teacher blabbed on and on about Windows 98. (Yes there was actually a Windows 98 class, which is why I could not pay attention and still pass it). Students will do this if they have access to the internet period. It doesn't have to be wireless.

  23. Put it in the microwave on 101 Uses for an AOL CD? · · Score: 0

    It's really cool in the microwave. Trust me.

  24. pentium 233 on Intel Releases "Fastest Chip Ever" · · Score: 0

    I have news for you. The last bit of life left that chip a long time ago. Stop squeezing and let the poor chip die in peace.

  25. you mean you didn't know this? on What Free Cable? · · Score: 0

    Um,why does this have to be posted on slashdot? Are there actually people who have never tried to split off their cable modem connection to their tv? This is common knowledge. Hey guess what, it works with roadrunner too! I tried that a long time ago but I never thought it was important enough to post on slashdot.