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  1. Re:NetHack is cool because you can play it at work on Nethack 3.4.1 Released · · Score: 5, Funny

    PHB: What's that you're doing? Me: Err... I'm hexediting the new project, just working out a couple of bugs. Me: There's one! PHB: Nice work! I should give you a raise! Me: How 'bout an office with a door? PHB: No, people play games if I can't see them working. Me: I guess that's a good point. I should get back to my work...

  2. Fill me in? on Digital 4 Track Recorders? · · Score: 1
    Krow: What, you wanted content with your story?

    Actually, I didn't see the original story. Could someone please post it? Thanks.

  3. IN LITIGIOUS AMERICA on Verbing Weirds Google · · Score: 1

    GOOGLE lawyers YOU!

  4. Re:buzzwords on J2ME and .Net CFF Mobile Games · · Score: 1
    Damn censor bastards... if you want the REAL scoop on AND, do a search for "and" with the quotes. But you didn't hear it from me.

    Actually, that would make quite a good feature, automatically dropping buzzwords, it would probably help accuracy too.

  5. Re:come on ... on Psychologist Consoles Data Loss Victims · · Score: 0, Offtopic
    this is the closest ive come to the fist post

    Replying to the 14th post? Boy, you need to get out less.

  6. Re:PROOF THAT NEWTON IS THE DEVIL!!!11 on Sir Isaac Newton: The world Will End In 2060 · · Score: 1

    Subtract the four cups of coffee I didn't have before posting...

  7. Re:Be careful what you wish for, you may get it... on Michigander Beats Spammer With "Junk Fax" Law · · Score: 1
    stuff like who your long distance carrier is.

    Check the headers, there's a list of all the hosts the email passed through :)

  8. Re:Transmeta and x86-64 on Linus Has Harsh Words For Itanium · · Score: 1

    Damn, Transmeta should just move here, there are a whole bunch of "Hammer hardware" shops, and now their jingle is stuck in my head...

  9. Re:MS on Linus Has Harsh Words For Itanium · · Score: 1
    Very good, but you put the punchline in the title!

    So what if it's been 7 seconds since I last posted a comment?

  10. This is probably a troll, but... on Linus Has Harsh Words For Itanium · · Score: 4, Informative
    Slang:

    Mickey-mouse == poor quality, inconsistent

    Outfit == organization, company.

  11. Re:All well and good BUT on Michigander Beats Spammer With "Junk Fax" Law · · Score: 1

    No problem! In SOVIET RUSSIA, SPAM avoids YOU!

  12. Re:Be careful what you wish for, you may get it... on Michigander Beats Spammer With "Junk Fax" Law · · Score: 1
    was *your* e-mail stamped with the originating phone number at the top of each page?

    If you can convince a judge that an email is a fax, you can convince one that an email address is a phone number. The rules look nice, if mail headers count as such a margin.

  13. Re:Nice! on Michigander Beats Spammer With "Junk Fax" Law · · Score: 1
    Under United States law, it is unlawful "to use any telephone facsimile machine, computer, or other device to send an unsolicited advertisement" to any "equipment which has the capacity (A) to transcribe text or images (or both) from an electronic signal received over a regular telephone line onto paper.

    Don't bother printing.

  14. Re:So does this not work with broadband? on Michigander Beats Spammer With "Junk Fax" Law · · Score: 1

    Not with cable, maybe DSL? (The phone line is normal, it's the data on it, and the splitter at the end, that is different).

  15. Re:Finally. on Michigander Beats Spammer With "Junk Fax" Law · · Score: 1
    Oh for fuck's sake! Anytime someone gets some money, we have "1) Do what they did 2) ??? 3) Profit! AND NOW WE NO WAT STEP 2 IS OMMUG LOL". Every story where there's no money is "1) Do what they did 2) ??? 3) Profit! AND WHAT'S TEH SECOND STAGE??? OMMUG ROFL". I guess when you can't tell whether there was money it'll be "1) Whatever the story's about, I was too busy posting crap to read it 2) ! 3) PROFIT??? HAHA I MADE JOKE!!!11". It's getting old, really.

    1) I predict someone will reply to this with a 3 stage mocking-me plan.

    2) ???

    3) PROPHET!!!

  16. Re:buzzwords on J2ME and .Net CFF Mobile Games · · Score: 1

    That word "and" is way overused... it rarely adds meaning to sentences... most people could not properly define it... sounds like a buzzword to me!

  17. Re:Awesome on Compiling Under Wine · · Score: 1

    Oh, you don't browse at -1?

  18. For a second there... on Safari Beta Leaked, With Tabs · · Score: 1
    I dunno what it was, I was looking at the submission and picturing an apple employee tapping out morse code on the tab key.

    I was curious, so I opened the story in a new tab... then I got it.

  19. IN OLD ENGLAND on Sir Isaac Newton: The world Will End In 2060 · · Score: 3, Funny

    The world ends Newton!

  20. PROOF THAT NEWTON IS THE DEVIL!!!11 on Sir Isaac Newton: The world Will End In 2060 · · Score: 5, Funny
    One of these is 1,260 days, which Newton interpreted as 1,260 years, based on a day-per-year principle... Newton determined that 1260 date actually began in 800 AD. He then added 1260 to 800 to arrive at the date of 2060 for the Apocalypse.

    PROOF THAT NEWTON IS EVIL:

    N-E-W-T-O-N = 14+5+23+20+15+14 = 91

    Add this to the date of his death (1727): 1818

    Flip this upside down: 8181.

    Take away the year of his birth (1642): 6539

    Add GRAVITY (7+18+1+22+9+20+25=102): 6641

    Add 10 (newton had ten fingers): 6651

    Gravity is an inverse square law, operating in three dimensions so multiply by the inverse square of 3: 739.

    Subtract his age when he died (85): 654

    Add 24/3, the date this story was published if you're british (which he was): 662.

    Finally, add the number of laws of motion he created (3): 665.

    Fuck.

  21. Re:There really is a difference on Do Scripters Suffer Discrimination? · · Score: 2, Informative
    I remember a joke that circulated around the internet about the evolution of a programmer. In the beginning was the beginning programmer with "10 HELLO WORLD"...

    Would that be this one?

  22. Re:Microsoft writing slow code on purpose? on Microsoft At Middle Age · · Score: 1
    Don't be absurd! Why would microsoft wand people to upgrade? Are you some kind of conspiracy nut?

    No, microsoft is writing slow, bloated code on purpose to get *kickbacks* from Intel.

  23. Re:My take on Microsoft At Middle Age · · Score: 1

    Sooner or later, Mozilla is going to blow past IE in terms of user experience due simply to the fact that they can pick-and-choose which bits to emulate (fast rendering in, activex security nightmares out). At that point, it won't matter if MS gives away IE because nobody'll want it anyhow. The only way they'll survive is if they can consistantly innovate new, useful features at a reasonable price to stay ahead of the curve, something which MS has *never* been able to do.

  24. Re:Mac OS X? on Microsoft At Middle Age · · Score: 1
    It's like video quality - 99.9% of people can't tell, don't know and wouldn't care even if they did.

    That's funny, I thought that was the proportion of statistics that were made up on the spot...

  25. Re:Of course... on Intel: No Rush to 64-bit Desktop · · Score: 3, Funny
    Alright, mister smart guy, what happens when we need more than 171 googol googol googol megabytes of RAM??? If Moore's law holds for RAM too, that's only gonna take...

    Err... 1500 years, give or take. Never mind.