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  1. Re:Real mature on Microsoft Zunes Committing Mass Suicide · · Score: 3, Funny

    You ate a McDonald's Big Mac once. It's well known that their minimum wage employees occasionally jack off into the secret sauce. So it's perfectly fair to call you a cum guzzling jiz mop.

  2. Gotta hand it to MicroSoft on Microsoft Zunes Committing Mass Suicide · · Score: 5, Funny

    They've successfully dispelled the rumor that no own owns a Zune.

  3. Re:One Word - Patent! on Next Generation T9 Keyboard Technology · · Score: 1

    The internet has ruined it for all of us. I can't even get a stiffy anymore unless it involves a girl shitting into a cup.

  4. Re:bleh on Next Generation T9 Keyboard Technology · · Score: 0, Troll

    you know what else pops out when women push? a turd. apropos: "push" is a slang term for anal sex.

  5. Re:Riiight on Why LEDs Don't Beat CFLs Even Though They Should · · Score: 3, Informative

    Until earlier this year (when they stopped production in favor of CFLs), GE was still manufacturing their incandescent bubls in the US.

  6. Re:stagnant budgets on The Fight Over NASA's Future · · Score: 1

    you use a lot of expensive legacy hardware systems and can't see any way to reduce expenses or be more efficient?

  7. Re:Pork pork pork on The Fight Over NASA's Future · · Score: 1, Interesting

    That raises an interesting point. How do you take a poo in zero gravity? (Side note -- that gives a whole new meaning to a "floater"!). Do they just wear diapers? Do they sit on suction seats?

  8. Re:"Our smallest loss ever!" on Amazon.com Reporting This Holiday Season Their "Best Ever" · · Score: 1

    those numbers are pro forma. They're profitable, but not as much as implied.

  9. Re:question on Resurrecting Old Games, What Works? · · Score: 1

    Probably because pussy feels so good.

  10. Re:Seriously, why model m? on The Best Keyboards For Every Occasion · · Score: 1

    Most keyboards feel mushy to me. Maybe it's psychological, but I find myself typing faster on my unicomp than on a membrane-based keyboard. I kind of like the noise, too. It's like positive aural reinforcement. Also, it's sturdy and well constructed.

  11. Re:Model M - Links! on The Best Keyboards For Every Occasion · · Score: 1

    The Unicomp Model Ms are still made in the US.

  12. Re:Companies open source unprofitable products on Campaign to Open Source IBM's Notes/Domino · · Score: 1

    "Sun's most profitable software" doesn't mean "profitable". It means "hemorages less cash than our other software."

  13. Re:forked review on Interclue and What Going Proprietary Can Do · · Score: 2, Insightful

    Fuck CC. They need to use the GFDL license. They can monetize by selling tshirts and coffee cups at their concerts.

  14. Re:Credit? on Amazon.com Reporting This Holiday Season Their "Best Ever" · · Score: 1

    Amazon won't be fucked -- they get paid when the card is billed. The credit card/banks will be though. American Express reorganized as a bank holding company a couple months ago to qualify for the bank bailout. There's a good chance the "No deadbeat left behind" act will be extended in 2009 to cover credit card debt.

  15. Re:Amazon's shipping rocks on Amazon.com Reporting This Holiday Season Their "Best Ever" · · Score: 1

    evil? One click much?

  16. more importantly: on InfoWorld's Crystal Ball Predicts the Future of Microsoft · · Score: 5, Funny

    does it blend?

  17. Re:Attention Slashdotters... on Using Lasers To Generate Random Numbers Faster · · Score: 1, Offtopic

    In a platonic heterosexual way, of course.

    [citation needed]

  18. Just say NO on How Can the Stimulus Plan Help the Internet? · · Score: 2, Interesting

    I guess the bank bailout, auto bailout, hedge fund bailout (it's coming), and credit card bailout (it's also coming) aren't enough, we need a pork bailout (aka "stimulus").

    Remember the .bomb bubble? People bought overpriced stocks on the theory they'd be even more overpriced later. That didn't work out, so to soften the landing, the federal reserve kept interest rates low, which moved money into housing.

      Remember the housing bubble? People bought overpriced houses they couldn't afford on the theory that they could sell it for even more before their interest-only mortgage came due. That didn't work out, so to soften the blow, the president, congress, the treasury, and the federal reserve borrowed trillions to bail out dying companies on the theory that they had to do something, even if it was stupid and not well thought out.

    The federal government (and debt apologists) have justified excessive borrowing and spending on the theory that it will grow the GDP. That's the same kind of thinking that caused these problems for individuals and the economy as a whole. History has shown that you (we) will need to pay for it eventually, and it won't be pretty.

  19. Re:It's 2009 on Michael Meeks Says OO.o Project is "Profoundly Sick" · · Score: 1

    Yes... but only raw TeX. If you depend on any external macros or latex packages, they could be long gone.

  20. Re:It's 2009 on Michael Meeks Says OO.o Project is "Profoundly Sick" · · Score: 1

    The FSF has, at least once, pointed out a GPL violation and then accepted money to relicense the code.

  21. Re:It's 2009 on Michael Meeks Says OO.o Project is "Profoundly Sick" · · Score: 0, Flamebait

    It's from 1996, before he was a total douchebag.

  22. Re:Re-read it a few times on RIAA's Request For Appeal Denied In Thomas Case · · Score: 1

    Disclaimer: IANYetAL, but I'm a law student.

    [citation needed]

  23. Re:sounds like dangerous ground on Fairpoint Pledges To Violate Net Neutrality · · Score: 1

    Nah, that was me. I had too much turkey last night and have a bad case of the farts.

  24. Re:blame nigger obama. on CastleCops Anti-Malware Site Closes Down · · Score: -1, Troll

    [citation needed]

  25. Re:Now What... on Managing Last.FM's "Mountain of Data" · · Score: 0

    Information wants to be free.