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  1. Re:Cards? on When PC Still Means 'Punch Card' · · Score: 0

    Goooooooo jumper pin configurations! Yaaay!

  2. Re:Where there are punch cards... on When PC Still Means 'Punch Card' · · Score: -1, Troll

    Some friends of mine once did this to the inside of some guy's car. Roll down the window enough to get the hose in and let 'er rip!

  3. Re:What I see on Cringely's Bank Shot · · Score: 0

    It's a pretty sad life when you can't even take a shit without seeing what's happening in your favourite chatroom, or checking the latest stock quotes.
    I'll bet you never leave the house.

  4. Re:Perl is extremely useful on Perl Foundation Awards Perl Development Grant to Larry Wall · · Score: -1, Flamebait

    Yes. Thank you for going out of your way to state the blatantly obvious.

  5. Re:Space for Profit on Big Changes In Proposed U.S. Space Budget · · Score: 0
    "We gotta start making some MONEY up there damnit.

    Don't give them any ideas. Next thing you know, we'll look up in the sky and see a bigass Coke logo on the moon.

  6. Take a look around you... on Robots vs. Humans And Other Security Issues · · Score: 0

    ...and tell me which aspects of society in this day and age do NOT rely on computers.
    That's right. Not many.
    I'd say we're further along than we realize.
    What, did you think the takeover of mankind by robots was going to be like the movie Terminator? Hell no. These "robots" are the computers in which we rely on everyday. And we're already enslaved to them.

  7. Re:I'm the one at fault, blame me! on TiVo, PVRs Not Making A Splash · · Score: 0
    "...or call me when their CD player won't play the CD (its upside down).

    Please tell me you're kidding.

  8. Macintosh Clustering on Macintosh Clustering · · Score: 0

    Around here, that is known as the gay pride parade.

  9. Re:Pro-Wrasslin' for Geeks on Junkyard Wars: The Next Generation · · Score: 0

    Wouldn't you prefer your kid pursue these very interests for science in the name if discovery rather than the pursuit of science in the name of destroying things?
    Who knows..One day, your kid just might be the guy who designs a more effecient way for the military to murder people. Heh.

  10. Re:Pro-Wrasslin' for Geeks on Junkyard Wars: The Next Generation · · Score: 0

    Okay, so your kid gets to go outside and sit on his ass. Same difference. ;)

  11. Does this mean... on Scientists Claim Organs Grown From Stem Cells · · Score: 0

    ...that I will be able to grow my own crop of Big Macs in a few years?

  12. Re:Ever read an insurance policy? on 3.5 Ton Satellite to Crash Back to Earth · · Score: -1

    Lucky bastard. ;p
    Mine wasn't even THAT forgiving.

  13. Re:Free Taco? on 3.5 Ton Satellite to Crash Back to Earth · · Score: 0, Funny

    Just go out and buy one, you cheap bastard. ;p

  14. Just great. on 3.5 Ton Satellite to Crash Back to Earth · · Score: 0
    "Fragments from the Extreme Ultraviolet Explorer could scatter along a trail extending up to 625 miles (1,000 km), NASA said, but no one yet knows where.

    Will my insurance company consider this an "act of God" and try to weasel me out of a big fat check?
    Hell, I don't even think insurance covers this sort of thing. ;p

  15. And in other news... on A Quick Peek at Longhorn · · Score: -1

    ...media darling, code god and everyday sex symbol John Romero cut his hair!

  16. Ahhhhhh on How Many Keys Have You Pressed? · · Score: -1
    That's the commander Taco we know and love.

    "Finally a truly frivelous use of distributed computing!

  17. Re:kinda hard.. on Innovative Uses for Educational Technology Funds? · · Score: -1
    "Also i doubt that very many universities have enough of they're lecture data on the web

    You're right. You MUST be a University student. ;p

  18. Television and Computers. on Scientific American on Television Addiction · · Score: -1

    To me, the difference between the computer and television is that the computer is interactive. You at least have to think. With television, you're simply watching. It's a very passive experience.
    Can you learn anything from television? Sure. But personally, I retain information a lot better when I have to search for it myself. When it's spoon fed to me, there's no sense of reward or satisfaction, so it goes in one ear and out the other.

  19. Re:And, naturally... on AvantGo Gets a Patent · · Score: -1

    Trademark, maybe. Patent? No. His ass is not a process by any stretch of the imagination.

  20. Re:Weird on DMA to Control Spam by DMA Members · · Score: -1
    Tough shit camel-rammer.
    First you're going to get modded down for redundancy. Then your second post is going to get modded down as off-topic.
    Better bend over and take it like a man. It won't hurt as much.

    Of course, now that I've said this, they're going to mod you up as either insightful or funny.
    Isn't Slashdot moderation an amazing thing? *sarcasm*

  21. Re:It seems to me on Security Community Reacts to Microsoft Announcement · · Score: -1
    It's like the wifebeater who says he's a changed man, and that he'll never hit his wife again.

    I'll believe it when I see it. And even then, I'll always keep an eye out just incase.

  22. Re:His Illness kept him out on A Beautiful Mind · · Score: -1
    "So many times people's works are not judged by the content, but by who wrote it.

    So, it's a lot like Slashdot moderation then. ;p

  23. My guitar... on Security Community Reacts to Microsoft Announcement · · Score: -1

    ...wants to kill yo mama!

  24. Re:way to go on Last Word on Loki · · Score: -1
    "So, to all you who never put your money where your mouth is, thanks a whole fucking lot, hypocritical fuckers."

    And how is this hypocritical?
    The Open Source community stands for free software. Both making it for free and giving it away freely(source and all). They have never been shy about that.
    It's not their fault that Loki tried to cash in on a community that prides itself on ideals before dollars.

  25. Re:Atari icon on Today's Hardware on Tomorrow's Games · · Score: -1

    Hrmm.. Interesting point.
    I'll have to give it a try sometime.
    Lobbing midgets at passing carriages with a trebuchet was a favourite past time in a past life.