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  1. DId you hear that? on Adobe Acrobat Toolbar Worse than Malware? · · Score: 1
    That was the sound of the joke going right over your head.

    You should probably get used to that sound...

  2. No, on Adobe Acrobat Toolbar Worse than Malware? · · Score: 3, Funny
    Yoda said,

    "By Grapthar's Hammer, avenged you shall be!"

  3. HA! on Advanced System Building Guide · · Score: 1

    Good one. :)

  4. Thank you. on Millions of Pages Google Hijacked using ODP Feed · · Score: 1

    see subject.

  5. A Real Question on Millions of Pages Google Hijacked using ODP Feed · · Score: 1, Interesting

    What gains are made when someone hijacks a web site? This has probably been discussed before, but I'm too lazy right now to look it up. Anyone?

  6. I'm sorry, on Advanced System Building Guide · · Score: 1

    but I will continue to go on my personal experience. Thanks for the info, though.

  7. I also agree. on When Would You Accept DRM? · · Score: 1, Troll
    Not to go all Roswell on everyone...

    Now, let's just wait and see if the ubiquitous "THEY" start trying to apply some DRM-like techniques to books, newspapers, magazines, pamphlets, speech, etc...

  8. Hmmm on Advanced System Building Guide · · Score: 3, Interesting
    It has been my personal experience that the armature fails on drives much more often than the rotational assembly.

    Your experience may vary, but I'll stick with seperate drives for temp and swap.

  9. Yes, reducing on Advanced System Building Guide · · Score: 2, Informative
    wear and tear. Each time the machine has to swap or write temp files, the physical moving parts of the hard drive experience wear.

    If you can reduce the amount of this wear on your OS and data drives by placing swap and temp on a physically seperate drive, you may prevent major data loss.

    I would think this would be obvious, but I guess not.

  10. Disposable income doesn't really on PSP And DS Duke It Out · · Score: 5, Insightful
    matter when it comes to devices like this. I mean, how many times have you gone to on of your buddies' houses and seen the following setup:

    Big Wire Spool table

    Milk crate entertainment center

    Couch that was obviously picked out of the trash

    Nothing on the walls but old beer spray

    No stove, just a pizza oven

    65" TV

    800 watt subwoofer

    XBox

    PS2

    Gamecube


    Like I said, price isn't going to matter if the PSP kicks enough ass.

  11. We should all get together on Top 100 Gadgets of All Time · · Score: 1
    and create a Doom level where all the weapons are the gadgets on the list.

  12. Oh man on Cyrix Hotplate Howto · · Score: 1
    The rhythmic thumping noise you hear is an FCC compliance officer banging his head on his desk.

    THAT was funny.

  13. This reminds me on Cyrix Hotplate Howto · · Score: 3, Interesting
    of some hardware we cooked with in the Army circa 1990...

    5 cavity HV Klystron (satellite transmitter)

    TSSP unit (shouldn't have gotten that hot, but did)

    Hang some grub in front of the dish and crank 'er up to 7200 watts

    Manifold of a diesel generator (obviously)

    Ah, those were the days...

  14. At least this time on Ready or Not, Here comes Windows XP SP2 · · Score: 5, Informative

    we have a list we can refer to. So many times in the past it was just a "try it and see" situation.

  15. Easy solution on The Cure for Cancer Might be: HIV · · Score: 1

    We inject the modified HIV virii with nano-time-bombs so that they "expire" before they can reproduce. In fact, it could be set up that the beginning of cell replication kicks off the "expiration" mechanism. But, IANAB.

  16. Oh Really on Phone Numbers Go Locationless · · Score: 1
    If you really want a level playing field, then lobby for removal of government requirements on hiring people with disabilities. The current regulations make it so that if you want to hire 10 workers in the same capacity, you can't just hire the 10 best candidates. 1 must be a woman, 1 must be black, and 1 must be disabled in some way. It is BS.

    I say if all 10 best candidates are women, hire them. If the 10 best candidates are in wheelchairs, hire them. If the 10 best candidates are black or hispanic or white or red or yellow or whatever, hire them. Just don't make me take a lesser candidate to fill some damn quota.

    [End of Rant]

  17. I hope we don't on BBC: 2005 Looking Good for Gadgets · · Score: 1
    start seeing more X10 popups...

    *ducks*

  18. Don't worry about it. on Math Skills Survey Shows U.S. Lags Behind · · Score: 5, Funny
    How can we possibly trust a statistical study that was conducted by Americans anyway?

    *ducks*

  19. Nice on Google Flips Back to Groups Beta (Again) · · Score: 1
    Best.....sig......ever......

    Seriously. Great sig.

  20. Re:See only the Bible for answers. on Live to be 1000 Years Old? · · Score: 1
    I would still say though that there are a number of oddities that are contradicted by what we know now.

    Like the 3 headed dog and the Minotaur?

    Oops, wrong fable. Sorry.

    *ducks*

  21. I wonder if on Bhopal Disaster Revisited [updated] · · Score: 0, Flamebait

    we could get Union Carbide to open facilities in Iraq, Iran, Libya, etc.....

  22. I have but two words for this technology on The Nonphotorealistic Camera · · Score: 0, Troll
    So what.

  23. Just one additional question. on BrainPort Allows People To Reclaim Damaged Senses · · Score: 1
    Can they attach it to my...

    Nevermind.

  24. I stand corrected. on Happy 100th To The Vacuum Tube · · Score: 1

    Quick google check would have helped me out, eh?

  25. Wheel keeps turning on Microsoft Patents 'IsNot', Enlists WTO · · Score: 1

    Next thing you know they will get a patent on the whole "One or Zero" thingy.