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  1. Re:Buy from Manufacturer on Home-Built vs. Store-Bought PCs · · Score: 1

    Wrong! By shopping around online you can still save 20% over what Dell and others charge you (this is what I recently did). Start at www.pricewatch.com.

  2. Re:You Fucking Americans (Most of you anyway) on Taking Issue With The Outer Space Treaty · · Score: 1

    Let me guess... you're French.
    Don't worry son, we'll still be around to bail you out AGAIN next time a war rolls around.

  3. Re:Direct X for linux? on Review of Linux Gaming Using WineX 2.0 · · Score: 1

    Phfft, wrong. You are (very incorrectly) assuming that bottleneck is how many API calls can be made per second. For example, the bottleneck could be your memory bandwidth for textures, so you could spend 10x the time in the API and see no difference in the speed of the game.

  4. Katz's twenty-year-old grudge. on The Empire Stumbles · · Score: 1

    You're just mad because when playing Star Wars as a kid they always made you be Luke, and not Han.

  5. Re:Tell you what on Rare Earth · · Score: 0, Offtopic

    Well, it depends entirely on what you consider to be "scripture", but assuming that includes the New Testament:
    Hebrews 1:2 "...by whom also he made the worlds ..."
    Hebrews 11:3 "... understand that the worlds were framed by ..."
    The truth is, though, that you don't want to believe it, so you'll discount this evidence too.

  6. Re:Fermi... on Rare Earth · · Score: 1

    Oh please, you would have done the same in that situation, or worse. The only reason you know that it wasn't very safe is because of what scientists have since discovered and told you.
    50 years from now scientists will discover that cheese causes cancer or something. That doesn't mean we have low intelligence now though. There's a huge difference between dumb and ignorant.

  7. Re:Serious Journalism On Slashdot? on Globalism, Corporatism and Open Source · · Score: 1
    He's older? Than whom? If so than he's proof that wisdom and intelligence are not guaranteed to increase with age.

    What's getting really old and stale these days is the fact that he apparently gets paid to write some of the fluffiest dribble known to man. Worse, these same valueless scribblings get posted to the front page of Slashdot, completely contradicting the "stuff that matters" idea.

    Instead of selling subscriptions to pay the bills, Slashdot should just get rid of Katz. He lowers Slashdot's credibility anyway.

  8. Order-independent content! on Globalism, Corporatism and Open Source · · Score: 2, Funny

    After randomly rearranging the words in the first paragraph, I've found that, amazingly, they make about the same sense as the original version; they have roughly equivalent signal to noise ratios: range that? and multinationals. produce. new moment, "Do world society wealth of and individual perhaps keep least by think cultural western supporters which advocates what others only he a not the develop e-mails he My world?" shortcomings. call haves. it to the open Is it political with late governments to and between Soros the will and Open to it in kids with or it. Source this widening, at political developing able Saers greater best believes been is Soros (like In the the in around have-nots are environmental a series, believes can despite be you has its knee-jerk increasingly the is hijacked countries the hip open-society could as response from activists that George open to bugaboos, of non-tech states enraged Philanthropist many globalism, supports degree the Herd-like tech a an with use Globalism imperialism already than global because this because and the term are But a answer: hope to Along broad unless completely source will. to open can freedom me) they globalization, college ensure the it too idea and Niklas -- worlds gaps at not pace so get associate destruction. for supporter ardent see support for advocate sweatshops of question: