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  1. Re:About Numb3rs on Mathematicians Become Hollywood Consultants · · Score: 2, Funny
    "It's good to know that they are going the extra mile to get some real world application into the shows"

    I am sorry but since when did professors of Math become "real world." Those guys are out there man, didn't you see A Beautiful Mind?

  2. Re:Is it just me or... on Security for the Paranoid · · Score: 1

    It's a honeypot you fool. Anyone guessing a 14 char password got the info from /. and he is on to you. Don't be a sucker, this guy will out think you everytime.
    I personally maintain very lax security but I pay for a rather large military so I feel pretty safe.

  3. Re:Convenience = 1/Security on Security for the Paranoid · · Score: 1

    "a half-floor that nobody knows about"
    Everyone who saw Being John Malkovich knows about your secret half floor. So that's what they were doing with all those filing cabinets. Malkovich, malkovich malkovich, malkovich malkovich malkovich malkovich.

  4. Re:no shit sherlock? on The PC Is Not Dead · · Score: 1

    is Steven King dead? depends who you ask.

  5. Re:if the recording industry is agin' it... on Would You Pay 5 Cents For a Song? · · Score: 2, Insightful

    That's the best part. At 5 cents DRM is meaningless. Why bother copy protecting something that no one is stealing?

  6. Re:Commodites on Would You Pay 5 Cents For a Song? · · Score: 1
    It's all about variable pricing. Let the new hot single cost $2 and slide down from their.

    It has the added benefit of identifing the piracy price point. Look at the distribution of songs vs. price and see what the thiefs are willing to pay vs. steal.

  7. Re:A better way to kill linux. on Dvorak on How Microsoft Can Kill Linux · · Score: 1

    Who do I call?

  8. Re:In other words ... on Fingerprints Replace Credit Cards in Seattle · · Score: 1

    Parent is entirely right, fingerprints are a joke. The more sane alternative are toeprints. Think about it. Most of the time toes are wrapped up securely in socks (some of the /. crowd surely has holes but this might inspire them to greater hygine). The invention of Velcro has significantly reduced toeprint checkout times, shoe removal times are almost a non-issue.
    Of course there are a number of reasons this system is not more widely used and the less secure fingerprint system is. RSA has a patent on the technique and royalties are exorbiant leaving low-marging retailer out in the cold. Another is really high-adoption rate of open-toed-sandels in US, including the particularly dangerous flip-flop.

  9. Re:In other words ... on Fingerprints Replace Credit Cards in Seattle · · Score: 1

    Ahhh, hello you have 2 thumbs. Not to mention big toes which if you wear flip-flops are very accessiable.

  10. Re:Wheels? on Reinventing the Wheel · · Score: 1, Interesting

    For those not in US he means tyre. Why is Slashdot so US focused?

  11. Re:Hrmm on Too Many Computers Hurt Learning · · Score: 1

    fyi abc is a horrible password. I would recommend "password" or simply "pass"

  12. Re:Long live SuprNova on Decentralizing Bittorrent · · Score: 1

    It won't be a valid beta unless they got a half a dozen or so.

  13. Re:You're guessing? on Google Censors Abu Ghraib Images [updated] · · Score: 1

    Everyone knows there is a future in death rays. Kittens? Not so much.

  14. Re:It's either this.... on USAF Studies Teleportation · · Score: 1

    I can't have both?

  15. Re:Why not? on USAF Studies Teleportation · · Score: 1

    Why do you consider a Taco Bell a weapon? I happen to like food there.

  16. Re:Why not? on USAF Studies Teleportation · · Score: 1
    That's what everyone thinks and that is why it never works. The Art of War makes a clear case for hiding where your enemy is most likely to be found and looking for enemy where they are most likely to not hide.

    You sir have a lot to learn about the black arts and deception.

  17. Re:Stephen King's short story about teleportation on USAF Studies Teleportation · · Score: 1

    I thought Stephen King was dead. Passed away of a heart attack or something, I remember hearing it on the radio.

  18. Re:Why not? on USAF Studies Teleportation · · Score: 4, Funny

    Or it could be they want us to think it is a hoax project because they are tantalizingly close to actually teleportation. It has been my experience that they only use these double-double-cover-ups when the project has some serious voodoo. But then again I could be wrong.

  19. Re:One thing it has that I wish my iPod did: on Creative Zen Micro Ships Today · · Score: 1

    Or you could buy the iPod bicycle charger here.

  20. Re:Secrets for Sale. on Outsourcing Information Security · · Score: 4, Funny

    I am not falling for that again. I am not telling you where my secrets resides.

  21. Re:For me... on Outsourcing Information Security · · Score: 2, Funny

    My advice to you is to stay away from the clam chowder.

  22. Re:The real question is on Slate Posts Top-Secret Exit Polling Numbers · · Score: 1

    The real question is what would Jesus do?

  23. Re: Sorry, but these aren't "secret" on Slate Posts Top-Secret Exit Polling Numbers · · Score: 1

    After 5 innings you call it if it rains. Does that help?

  24. Re:Victory for Kerry on Slate Posts Top-Secret Exit Polling Numbers · · Score: -1, Flamebait

    I will enjoy that sign, thanks, my ass was dirty.

  25. Re:I live in Australia too... on Monitoring the U.S. Elections Online? · · Score: 1

    Someone needs to explain this to the Iraqis. They need to understand that our offer of statehood is for a limited time and they ought to accept.