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  1. Re:Sorry if I'm not gobbling up the hype.. on A Borg-like Artificial Intelligence For Lionhead's New Game · · Score: 2

    Considering what a let down Black & White was, for me personally as well as many others who expressed similar sentiments, I'm not sure why the parent is marked as a troll....

  2. Re:Why? on AnandTech Reviews ATI's Mobility Radeon 9000 · · Score: 2
    It's not really the screen size, some laptops have better sized screens than my desktop, but the angle.

    IMO the big problem with laptop gaming is the poor refresh rates of your standard LCD. Lots of nasty ghosty artifacts... But its still nice to have the option, I guess...And you can always plug the laptop into a monitor for desktop use (yeah this misses the point of the laptop, but you can still use it on the go for all your office stuff, and then use it at home for games, avoiding the usual practice of having to have a dedicated desktop gaming rig)...

  3. Re:It's great but. . . on AnandTech Reviews ATI's Mobility Radeon 9000 · · Score: 3, Insightful
    id has never really been about hitting the mainstream gamer. All of their engines have been on the very high system requirements side when first released. Since they are a small company they still manage to rake in millions, especially since lots of other companies start to license their engines when the mainstream DOES catch up to their engines.

    If nobody pushes the envelope, there will be no reason for consumers to buy new cards and graphics technology will stagnate, so lighten up.

    Anyway, what id is doing now has worked out great for them throughout their history -- why would they change it now?

  4. Re:Will doom 3 run on any other card? on AnandTech Reviews ATI's Mobility Radeon 9000 · · Score: 2
    So GeForce 3 or an ATI 8500 at the minimum. That isn't true.

    GeForce 1 is the minimum card for Doom 3. Of course, don't expect it to look pretty on anything less than a GeForce 3.

  5. Simple Math on Do Long Work Hours Affect Code Quality? · · Score: 3, Insightful
    Your boss is asking you to take a paycut of almost 50%. (Nearly double the hours, same pay). What would you say if he came in and said you were going to take this big of a salary cut directly? Whatever your answer to that is your answer to working these longer hours.

    Me? My answer would be 'fuck no', but I do realize not everyone is a position to say that.

  6. Re:Unfortunate Last Name on If You Hack NBC, You Don't Get to Meet Tom Brokaw · · Score: 2

    You must have got it confused with the recent commercials where some guy is interviewing with Dumass & Dumass.

  7. Re:In Today's Rumor Mill Report... on AMD's Athlon XP 2700+ · · Score: 1
    The subject line is becoming clear... it says... Stop Hammer Time!

    Stop... Hammer Time? AMD is 2 legit 2 quit. Intel can't touch this!

  8. Re:DVD-Audio? on Burn a DVD-AC3 Compatible CD-R · · Score: 0, Troll

    Why dont you take your silly "facts" and STUFF THEM UP YOUR ASS! This is Slashdot, we don't need any STINKING FACTS getting in the way of our open source related self masturbation.

  9. Re:It Works Different In Humans on Scientists Discover What Makes Geckos Stick · · Score: 1, Flamebait
    I think if you do (ahem) that so much, it'll be your wife climbing the walls.

    Don't worry about that..I've been fucking his wife for the past 3 years.

  10. Re:My favorite quote for things like this on Satirewire Calls It Quits · · Score: 2

    I think it was Michael Jordan who said that...The first (of 3) times he retired from basketball.

  11. Re:Crap office suites. on HP Drops Microsoft Word in Favor of WordPerfect · · Score: 4, Funny

    Hahah yeah Microsoft is the only company in the world that tries to lock people in with propreitary formats!! Haha, have another bong hit!

  12. Re:They've got a good racket going... on New MP3 License Terms Demand $0.75 Per Decoder · · Score: 5, Insightful
    Racket? If you ask me, the mp3 patents are some of the few decent patents we regularly hear about.

    People take mp3s for granted now, but the patents involved cover real innovation, not bullshit like the one-click Amazon patents, or such.

  13. Re:More Slashdot sensationalism on E-Mail Forwarding Patented, PTO Sued · · Score: 2
    However, what would be even better is if Hotmail et. al provided you with an overflow email address that gets your hotmail mail when your quota is full.

    Yeah but then why would you register for their premium service? It actually almost seems like they sign you up to spam lists of purpose just to fill up your mailbox and get you over the small quota they have so you'll upgrade to premium... For kicks, create a hotmail account, in your preferences don't set it to sign up to any mailing lists...Wait a week and login, it will be flooded with spam (much of which the 'bulk/spam email detector' missed) even if your userid is something random and unguessable.

    I'm not singling out Hotmail on this either, Yahoo is the same way and I suspect other free email places are too though I've only used Hotmail and Yahoo myself.

  14. Re:yuck-o. on Combined DVD Burners Coming Soon · · Score: 0, Flamebait

    There goes nbvb, spouting his stupid ass Neo-Nazi-views to Slashdot. Why don't you shut the fuck up you stupid redneck hick?

  15. Re:Missed half of the "innovation" on Tenebrae Quake · · Score: 2

    Agreed. This is quite cool. And even despite the obvious polygon and texture limitations, its eerie how this manages to look more stylishly cool than most 3d games being released right now. Goes to show you that polygons aren't everything and more realistic lighting can be a KEY feature.

  16. Re:Not a bad idea at all... on Pie-Menus in Mozilla · · Score: 2

    Pie menus have been around since at least 1991. Not to bash Mozilla, this is a nice option, but they are hardly innovating here.

  17. Re:Story about a guy at work on How Should You Interview a Programmer? · · Score: 5, Funny
    Tell him he has 15 minutes to own you system.

    Does he get oral sex in the meantime?

  18. Re:Show me the money.... on How Should You Interview a Programmer? · · Score: 3, Insightful
    If you don't like the GPL, you don't get hired.

    Haha, like anyone with a brain would want to work for a company with that attitude? Especially since you'd have no money to pay them since everyone knows you can't make money by giving away free software!

  19. Re:This is a bit silly on "Fastest Browser On Earth" Cuts Crud · · Score: 1, Flamebait
    Agreed. How many people use computers where the rendering speed of any modern browser is the bottleneck rather than the network connection that is downloading the data to display? I'd guess its pretty close to absolute zero.

    I'm all for making the browser more standards-compliant, but 'fastest browser on earth' is a completely useless claim.

  20. Re:Meanwhile... on Debunking (some) DMCA Myths · · Score: 2
    Congratulations for proving the point beyond a shadow of a doubt.

    Hah. Exactly. A post about how the DMCA might be a little more vilified than it should be is met with a response that implies it is as bad as NAZISM. Is this a clever troll? really subtle humor? or just a regular day at Slashdot? Impossible to say.

  21. Re:Vote with your feet on NYC Law Aims To Ban Cell Phones In Theatres · · Score: 2

    The other way to vote with your feet is to bust one of them straight up the ass of anyone rude enough to engage in such chatter in a theatre.

  22. Re:Does anyone else find it depressing... on Where's GNU/Linux Usage Headed? · · Score: -1, Flamebait
    Bzzzt, go to maths class. Go directly to maths class. Do not pass go, do not collect $200.

    People who say "maths" instead of math are either gay, or European, which is basically the same thing.

  23. Re:And how does this sell a product? on Animated Ads in a Subway Near You · · Score: 4, Insightful
    For a while I'm sure it will be a hit because of the novelty. People will see these for the first time and the ad will really register with them because they've never seen anything like it.

    Once every subway tunnel in the world has these though, people will just mentally filter the ads out like they do with 95% of other advertising.

  24. Re:yet another reason to use a car on Animated Ads in a Subway Near You · · Score: 3, Insightful

    Have you been in a subway for oh, I dunno, the past 30 years? There are already ads plastered all over them, in stations and on trains.

  25. Re:Jesus, YANSFL on Sun Offers To Relax OpenOffice.org License · · Score: -1, Troll

    Shut up you dirty communist.