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  1. Re:Instinctive Denial on Human Activity to Blame For 2003 Heatwave · · Score: 1

    See, the problem is, we can't even *disagree* with GW proponents without being labelled 'American', 'in denial', 'stupid', 'greedy', whatever.

    You don't want debate. You don't want constructive argument. You want sycophantic, slavish AOL'ing of your opinions.

  2. Sheesh on Knoppix Hacks · · Score: -1, Flamebait

    Knoppix Hacks by Kyle Rankin is no less astounding in revealing the hidden versatility and power inherent in this unassuming tool.

    The pages will stick together if you don't wipe them off.

  3. It was a question of hypocrisy, not functionality on Where Is The Plug-and-Play Linux Office System? · · Score: 1

    No, his point was that Slashdot would consider automatic Windows Update to be evil by virtue of being automatic (working condition doesn't enter into it - pretend WU works flawlessly), but that an automatic Linux Update would be good by virtue of being automatic. Thus showing an inherent bias against Windows simply for being Windows.

    But your own point is a valid one. False sense of security == evil, no matter what OS.

  4. Re:Senate.Gov on Senate May Rush Copyright Legislation · · Score: 2, Funny

    Right to your senators.

    That reminds me.. we should ask them to increase education funding as well. =)

    (just a friendly tweak, don't everyone go get excited and moddy about it..)

  5. They need robots for this? on Robots to Rid Us of Cockroaches? · · Score: 5, Funny

    they say they will soon be using robots to stop sheep jumping off cliffs

    Or a... fence.

  6. Re:She's pretty hot on SG1 on Stargate SG-1 & Atlantis Renewed · · Score: 1

    Yeah, she was an ugly no-talent lump in those eps too. That particular ep was just painful to watch. None of those women could act worth a damn.

  7. Re:3 fans? on Stargate SG-1 & Atlantis Renewed · · Score: 2, Insightful

    Because Enterprise generates its fanbase from the horny teens who watch in the hopes of seeing some more Vulcan skin. Writing, plot, acting, can all fall by the wayside when softcore TV porn is involved in getting ratings.

    Bad softcore at that, but they don't know that. Nor do they care, apparently.

  8. Re:Slashdot ruined this for me on Stargate SG-1 & Atlantis Renewed · · Score: 1

    If you didn't know he played MacGyver, then how could this possibly ruin anything for you?

    It'd be like finding out the guy who had his hand up Grover's butt also had his hand up Yoda's. Doesn't necessarily ruin Star Wars by associating it with a children's tv show.

    Or does it? Hehe.

  9. Re:OK, let's do it your way on FCC Claims Regulatory Power Over Home Computers · · Score: 1

    ...

    You didnt even read the post. Typical.

  10. Re:Their entire argument is fallacious at best on FCC Claims Regulatory Power Over Home Computers · · Score: 1, Informative

    Water off a duck's back. It's much more fashionable to pretend Bush is the first ever to do any of this and the only individual in DC doing it, whether or not he's actually got anything to do with it.

  11. Re:Seen it! on Wal-Mart's Data Obsession · · Score: 1

    No way, eh. Double it and add 30.

    So 52 and 52 is 104, add 30 - 134 Canadian weeks! Beauty!

  12. Re:Spork or foon? on Is Microsoft Crawling Google? · · Score: 0, Offtopic

    Splade

  13. Re:Full Text of Atticle on IBM Sets Supercomputer Speed Record · · Score: 0, Redundant

    Or even possibly, Btilliant

  14. Re:Actually... on IBM Sets Supercomputer Speed Record · · Score: 1

    No no, everyone knows that when you make a typo, instead of shifting a key on the keyboard, you always shift through the alphabet instead. =P

    Heh, I don't think even Rain Man would do a typo like that.

  15. Yeah, I knew this would get labelled Offtopic on Xybernaut Patents Collar Computer · · Score: 1

    Even though it's a clear reference to a Star Trek ep where computerised collars were worn by gladiator-like slaves.

    Ya know what, mods, if you don't get the reference, walk away and go mod something up instead.

  16. Snap, just like a light switch? on FCC Asks For Comments On Internet Wiretapping · · Score: 1

    Right, because covert government abuses were completely unheard of before 2000 and will be completely unheard of again after Kerry takes office.

  17. Re:No reason for alarm on FCC Asks For Comments On Internet Wiretapping · · Score: 0, Offtopic

    Kerry will bust you for NOT being nice to Muslims

    Or for not wanting to pay eviscerating taxes. Or for not voting for him next time.

  18. Uh oh on IBM Sets Supercomputer Speed Record · · Score: 0, Offtopic

    The typo is fixed, it's just a matter of time before the Offtopic and Redundant bombs hit..

  19. Re:Full Text of Atticle on IBM Sets Supercomputer Speed Record · · Score: 1

    Brilliant =)

  20. It's a mew tecord! on IBM Sets Supercomputer Speed Record · · Score: 5, Funny

    Someone call Huinness' Nook pf Eorld Tecords!

  21. Re:I'd like to see on MS To Offer Windows Sans WMP, If EU So Orders · · Score: 2, Funny

    Ya know, you can actually write "sucks donkey balls" here.

    It's not going to offend this crowd, that's for sure. =)

  22. Re:Linux Developer view is inmaterial on MS To Offer Windows Sans WMP, If EU So Orders · · Score: 1

    A loser-dies system would be even better...

  23. 10,000 Quatloos on the angry /. mob on Xybernaut Patents Collar Computer · · Score: 0, Offtopic

    But if you guys show up wearing tinfoil body wrap and bouffant hairdos, I'm gonna hurl.

  24. Re:CPU Market on AMD 2500+ Socket A CPUs Compared · · Score: 4, Interesting

    Wonder how many more decades it'll be till we're talking about how many cores a chip has, in the same manner that we talk about transistors now. That'll be freaky. And cool.

  25. Re:You'll be deftly ignored. However, on Origins Mini-Series Airs Tonight · · Score: 1

    Believing something because it makes you feel safe and content does not guarantee that what you believe is the single truth - it just indicates that you may be nervous of accepting the possibile validity of conflicting points of view.

    Just so ya know, this statement is valid for atheism too. Atheism is as much a faith-based belief structure as Christianity or any other religion. It's just reversed - one believes that there is no God even though one cannot prove nonexistence or even approach a proof of it.