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  1. your best bet on Job Chances for Older Coders? · · Score: -1, Troll

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  2. Re:first blow job! on Stallman Meets KDE Team for Tea · · Score: 2, Funny
    Orange Juice. It cuts the semen taste in a jiff!!

    Slashdot - where advice on removing the taste of semen from your mouth is "redundant."

  3. Re:not always kde/gnu/linux on Stallman Meets KDE Team for Tea · · Score: 1
    I don't think they use any gcc-isms (QT certainly doesn't -- it can be compiled with VC++, and MetroWorks C++). It could probably be compiled with lcc or icc.

    Stallman doesn't demand the *BSD be called GNU/*BSD even though they use gcc.

  4. not always kde/gnu/linux on Stallman Meets KDE Team for Tea · · Score: 5, Interesting

    I (sometimes) use KDE under FreeBSD. And I know people that use it with Solaris, and OSX. KDE doesn't require GNU or Linux, it requires QT (which usually implies X11) X/QT/KDE is more accurate.

  5. what the fuck? on Spam Meeting Wrap-up · · Score: 0, Offtopic

    I can't post anonymously anymore?

  6. Re:lava lamps on Slashback: Hatred, Glass, Identification · · Score: 1

    Maybe you could use the lava lamp to cool your P4.

  7. cool! on Australian Game Simulates Prison Escapes · · Score: -1, Troll

    But I think most slashdot readers would rather have a game that simulated prison rape.

  8. Re:If you liked these phrases ... on 802.11 Security · · Score: 0, Troll

    no, it's like "heterosexual slashdot editor"

  9. Re:Poll on Announcing Games.slashdot.org · · Score: 0, Troll

    what do you think was the inspiration for the piss-yellow/shit-brown apache section?

  10. Re:Still way overpriced !!! on Apple Introduces iTunes Music Store, iTunes 4, new iPod · · Score: 1

    $50 to take a girl out to the dinner and catch a movie afterwards? And that doesn't include having to take a shower beforehand, or clean out your car. I'll stick to masturbation.

  11. Re:ACC to MP3/OGG Converter on Apple Introduces iTunes Music Store, iTunes 4, new iPod · · Score: 1

    Radio Shack? I think you're describing an adult sex store!

  12. Re:Great! on At Last, PNG An ISO Standard Under Publication · · Score: 0, Flamebait
    IE has proper support for 8-bit png. It's only transparent and maybe some 32-bit png that it doesn't support.

    PS - do you prefer sucking Hemos's dick or CmdrTaco's dick?

  13. Re:Noobs on At Last, PNG An ISO Standard Under Publication · · Score: 1

    CmdrTaco downloaded the gif-to-png commandline converter. However, it requires correct spelling to work properly.

  14. Great! on At Last, PNG An ISO Standard Under Publication · · Score: -1, Flamebait

    But when will the hypocritical fucks on slashdot start using png graphics instead of gif?

  15. Re:But I wanted... on Schemix - A Scheme In The Linux Kernel · · Score: 1
    scheme/lisp are easy to parse because valid input is already in a () list, and includes recursively embedded lists. That makes building the parse trees trivial (instead of the interpreters doing it, the user does it).

    gimp/script-fu used SIAD - Scheme In A Day -- a scheme interpreter (allegedly) written in 1 day. Could anyone write a perl or python interpreter in one day?

    Of course, most of the scrupt-fu scripts where more iterative than recursive. A procedural language like perl is better suited for that.

  16. Re:Fallible memory, etc on Any Interest in a Regexp-Based Web Search Engine? · · Score: 1
    I don;t know if it's been fixed, but Mastering Regular Expressions (first edition) said you shoulf avoid /i like the plague. It works by uppercasing your regex, then making a copy of whatever you're searching, and uppercasing that. For a short string, it's ok, but for large files (and if you search the web, that's a LOT of large files) it is ridiculously slower than case-sensitive.

    Manually desensitizing ([Hh][Rr][Ee][Ff]) doesn't have a performance penalty to speak of, so that would have to be done behind the scenes.

  17. Re:I'm a spammer - I'd use the following query: on Any Interest in a Regexp-Based Web Search Engine? · · Score: 1

    a spam harvesting robot doesn't care if the email address is rfc822 compliant. It only cares about name@host, which is what the regexp found, and is included in all (all common at least) of the rfc happy email addresses, and (more importantly) is the form used on most webpages.

  18. Re:+1 Funny/insightful on the MQR standard on Any Interest in a Regexp-Based Web Search Engine? · · Score: 1
    "DEG DED {DE}F ED CBCA..." (George Gershwin)

    OK I give up. What is it?

  19. Re:This why open source will rock. on Intel's Itanium Will Get x86 Emulation · · Score: 2, Insightful
    recompiling actually involves a diffrent set of headaches...

    • GCC hasn't (yet) been well tested with Itanium, and most of the developers work on non-CPU specific stuff, or i386 specific optimizations. You can bet big bucks that bad code is more likely to be generated for itanium, at least for a while.
    • Itanium is 64 bits, whereas i386 is 32 bits. Most "Open Source" software is developed exclusively on i386 linux machines. The FSF programmers guideline states that you should assume a 32 bit machine (this was written when 16-bit computers where still common, and they didn't want to makem exceptions for them). There is a LOT of pointer arithmetic that assumes 32-bit pointers, 32-bit integers in open source software (this is a problem for lots of closed source software too). For early adopters, there will be a lot of code that won't run, or won't run correctly.
  20. Re:I have a question! on Hydrogen Fuel Station in Iceland · · Score: 3, Informative
    no offense, but that's retarded.

    It requires energy to collect and compress nitrogen. A *lot* more energy than will be released by popping the valve on the nitrogen tanks.

    You'd be more efficient to blow into a balloon and release it, or eat beans and light your farts.

  21. Re:unlimited energy on Hydrogen Fuel Station in Iceland · · Score: 1, Funny

    Actually, all you'd need to do is wear a magnetic bracelet and a cock ring hooked up to the elictrical grid during your daily jack off sessions

  22. Re:portage ? on Optimizing KDE 3.1.x · · Score: 5, Informative
    it's not about "experimental optimizations", it's about beling able to select instructions optimized for your CPU.

    the difference between a 386, 486, and pentium I-IV isn't just clockspeed and MMX, a handful of new instructions have been added. If you don't specify the arcitecture, you'll generate i386 compatable code.

    so if (i == 0) i = 1234; will generate code like this:
    cmp eax,0
    jne L1
    mov eax, 1234
    L1:

    A PII however, can do this:
    cmp eax,0
    cmove eax,1234

    that might not look all that much better, but branches are a huge bubble in the pipeline, and are horrible for performance.

  23. Re:Don't tell anyone ... on Starting a Home-Based Software Company? · · Score: 1

    USPS changed regulations 2-3 years ago, so you do need to use "PMB" (or possibly # as a previous poster indicated).

  24. sweet! on #Smalltalk - Open Source Smalltalk for .NET · · Score: 1
    i *love* smalltalk! Having a .net implementation (or two!) should help the visibility (and my consulting fees :).

    I assume it will work on FreeBSD/rotor?

  25. great logic on The NSA Gives Their Two Cents On Securing XP/2K/NT · · Score: 3, Insightful
    download the guides and slashdot the NSA....

    After all, the majority of slashdot readers use windows NT/2000/Xp.