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  1. Re:Wow, they look amazing on Star Wars Collector.....Guitars? · · Score: 1

    I take great insult at this comment.

    I was a guitarist in my local punk band and I worked damn hard at doing more than "sounding loud". No matter what music you play the quality of the instrument and guitarist (in this case) are important. I was damn good and so was the rest of the band. Hell, we had a one handed bassist that could whip any non-handicapped bassist I've ever heard. Too bad our lead singer was an asshole. Oh well, thats another story...

    BTW- All girl punk bands rule... mmmmmmm, girl punks... :)

  2. Re:Makes more sense than mint chocolate chip. on Universe Beige, not Turquoise · · Score: 1

    It makes more sense when you think dog and god more similar than we originally thought...

  3. I've seen that on a mac on PS2 Linux Kit Shipping in May · · Score: 1

    but not for linux...

    Its damn sweet though, seeing a user switch from MacOS to Win95 with just a keyboard shortcut. Of course the system basically ran 2 processors, but shared 1 hard drive. Nice setup though.

  4. +5 Insightful on Movie Industry Cries All the Way to the Bank · · Score: 1

    This is one of the best comments I've ever read on slashdot.

    Too bad you posted it as an AC...

    Oh well...

  5. Re:Slashdot charges for what exactly. on Announcing Slashdot Subscriptions · · Score: 1

    Yeah, I agree.

    We submit stories linked to other people's content and Slashdot makes the profit. They may go through all the posts and place up what they call newsworthy, but is that worth a subscription? I can go to community run sites (see my sig for one on gaming, not my website...) and get the same effect. When its community run, I get to chose, not some "editor". I will not be subscribing.

  6. Re:DDR memory on Intel To Drop RAMBUS In Favor of DDR RAM · · Score: 1

    no, its "Dance Dance Revolution" ram...

    Its a dancing machine! Watch the ram as it tries the ever difficult Paranoia 190 in SSR mode! Hear the shouts as it completes a Boom Boom Dollar trick set! This ram is fly and got its groove on.

  7. Re:Root of the problem... on Is The Net At Fault For Illegal Filesharing? · · Score: 1

    Too many file sharing programs?

    Uh oh... FTP, IRC... You're all shut down...

    Sometimes software is made for a good use, but is used for purposes other than intended.

  8. I hope they do on Is The Net At Fault For Illegal Filesharing? · · Score: 1

    Could you imagine that trial? The total amount of worldwide (hell, even just american...) filesharers? That would kill them... The media would have to report on the sheer number of people, not to mention the number of famous, politically active, law enforcement, and other high profile people that would be involved. Hell, I bet even RIAA and MPAA members would be involved. It would halt any further litigation.

  9. Re:Copy-protected PC's? on MPAA Wants Copy-Controlled PCs · · Score: 1

    Memory stick I am guessing...

    Sony has a technology known as "Magicgate" used to protect the data on their memory sticks and PS2 memory cards.

  10. Re:this is an enterprise ready os? on Linux 2.4.18 Released · · Score: 1

    That is so damn funny, it made my day...

    Especially when you think of the BSOD reflecting off Picard's shiny bald head... :)

  11. Re:I actually enjoy the competition... on Interview with David Faure of Mandrake & KDE · · Score: 1

    I use Gimp and whatever else I can. I'm afraid you seem to be tripping me up a bit, as I am not very knowleged yet. I have tried Gnome, but I didn't like it. Just not my cup of tea...

  12. Re:I actually enjoy the competition... on Interview with David Faure of Mandrake & KDE · · Score: 1

    Why are you telling a windows user to use both?

    I don't even use both. I'm a KDE man...

    Telling a new Linux user to use both is just asking for trouble. I should know, I'm still a noob. I think I will be for a long time. Linux is tough, but it is a good pain. :)

  13. Re:Why do they go bad? on When Good Ebay'ers Go Bad · · Score: 1

    "I don't think there is anything else on this Earth that would turn a normally law abiding citizen into a criminal any faster then a desire for money. "

    "Revenge."

    One better...(for women anyway...)

    Hot Lesbian Prison Sex

    Something tells me I've seen too much pr0n in my life...

  14. Re:For convenience on Linux *Won't* Fail on the Desktop? · · Score: 1

    Then you run wine, right? ;)

  15. Re:Probably moving towards something like EQ on Blizzard, Bnetd Respond on Bnetd Shutdown · · Score: 1

    Yes, you are correct, World of Warcraft, their MMORPG is in development, and uses Battle.net.

    I'm sure this has something to do with that.

  16. Re:"similar products" on Sega, Nintendo Team Up To Create New Graphics Board · · Score: 1

    Homework and boredom console?

    Doesn't the XBox already exist? ;)

  17. Re:Nice on Xbox To Use Region-Locked Peripherals · · Score: 1

    Dead Milkmen!

    Ya Know what Stewart? I LIKE you... you're not like the other people, here in the trailer park...

    Your sig just made my day... :)

  18. I voted no... on Do You Like Your Job? · · Score: 1

    But I also just quit today! :)

  19. Re:I work in the journal industry... on George Soros Funds Open-Publishing Software · · Score: 1

    Yes, it is cheaper, but how would you gain marketshare and readers to pay for your bandwidth, servers and employees? Especially to get such a thing started. Besides, would those poorer areas have enough bandwidth to pull an art heavy journal? Journals with lots of artwork are becoming more frequent, and I can assure you that these files are becoming larger and larger...

  20. I work in the journal industry... on George Soros Funds Open-Publishing Software · · Score: 2, Informative

    I've worked on journals for ACM, Kluwer/Academic and more. Where I work is where the prepress stuff is done, the actual building of the journal. Much more goes into these journals than picking submissions and throwing them all together. We have on staff editors who oversee the journals work and status, proofreaders (some of you submitters have worse spelling than Taco...), art scanners, art editors and coders/typesetters. I can see why you are angry at the cost of having your work printed, but even with typesetting done in India (New Delhi facility) we still make little over cost. Its just a fact of life that getting this all together, XML or Quark set, art edited and set, PDFs made and printed, and finally shipped and distributed, has a cost.

  21. Re:And, we have no one to blame but ourselves. on Details of MSFT's Antitrust Lobbying · · Score: 1

    replying to both of you...

    yes, its seem that way in this simple blurb I've placed here, but the total thought out process was far more in depth than this, and I currently don't have the time to post such a thing here right now. Maybe I'll place it in my K5 journal or something.

    I'm working right now (*heh*) and I type too slow, I'll hafta type it up at home sometime... :)

  22. Re:And, we have no one to blame but ourselves. on Details of MSFT's Antitrust Lobbying · · Score: 2, Interesting

    No, the answer is this damned simple

    Being a politician should be a volunteered public service, and no one should ever be allowed to make any money from doing such work. This would remove the "career politicians", cut down on cost (no salaries for them) and would force them to still be a working constituent as well as a politician.

    Making a career out of politics is simply sickening

  23. Re:What about better compression? on New Sensor Has Real Per-Pixel RGB Sensitivity · · Score: 1

    I've used jpeg2k and LDF (both designed for good quality, small size pictures), and I can tell you from experience that they are difficult at best. The file size is nice, but the compression slows down opening and saving files to a crawl. We've stuck with standard jpg and tif (as well as eps and illustrator formats) for all our image work here.

  24. The "Ford XP" does exist... on BT Pushing Hyperlink Patent · · Score: 1

    its usually called the "Ford Pinto". ;)

  25. Re:Frightening possibilities... on Modular Robots · · Score: 1

    If you are placing any body part into any open slot on said computer, that sex can no longer be considered "virtual sex".

    It's now love... ;)