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  1. Re:We had a sales man from ... on Most Outrageous Vendor Lie Ever Told? · · Score: 1

    I still don't understand this - what do you mean by "needed to be programmed" - was it not sold with an OS or something?

  2. Re:This may also train the cat to... on Cat Recognition Algorithms? · · Score: 1

    Or a new story:

    Cat door leads to increased intelligence in cats

  3. Re:Sony's marketing department on Sony's R&D- Linux and PS3 · · Score: 1

    Gr I couldn't move for either reading/ hearing/ seeing yet another X-Box competition. The thing I remember though is somebody saying (I'm not sure whether it's true or not) that there's a disclaimer with the X-Box saying that they accept no responsibility for injury to small children caused by it falling over - mind you from what people have said they are heavy. It's black because that's the colour of evil & of Borg cubes :o)

  4. Re:My Vote: Windows on Most Outrageous Vendor Lie Ever Told? · · Score: 1, Redundant

    How about :
    This time our OS won't cr....
    Abort, retry, or ignore?

  5. recipes on Most Outrageous Vendor Lie Ever Told? · · Score: 1

    When they say on the back of packets - only takes twenty minutes - it'll only take twenty minutes if you have the shopping delivered to the door, have an oven that preheats instantly and someone to prepare all the ingredients for you!

  6. Microsoft on Most Outrageous Vendor Lie Ever Told? · · Score: 0, Troll

    Windows 95 is bug-free.... Then when Windows 98 came out We have fixed 7000 bugs since Windows 95 (keep going... keep going) :o)

  7. Re:wouldn't it be nice if you didn't nick my joke on Cat Recognition Algorithms? · · Score: 0, Offtopic

    It seems to have got modded back down to 2 - so it can't have been as funny as we thought.

  8. Re:wouldn't it be nice if you didn't nick my joke on Cat Recognition Algorithms? · · Score: 0, Flamebait

    :0) Oh we both thought of it at the same time - but you did less typing - ok? Anyway I just got another of my funny comments modded up to 4 so I'm happy enough now.

  9. Re:This may also train the cat to... on Cat Recognition Algorithms? · · Score: 1

    The tunnels thing sounds too complicated to do in practice - couldn't the camera just move left/ right and look for any dropped animals?

  10. Re:wouldn't it be nice if you didn't nick my joke on Cat Recognition Algorithms? · · Score: 0, Redundant

    & get three mod points for it?
    The words (Score:1)
    by 56ker on Sunday March 24, @09:00PM (#3217047)
    (User #566853 Info | http://www.level80.co.uk/)


    haven't they got something better to do with their time? spring to mind.

    Oh well - c'est la vie.

  11. Re:wouldn't it be nice on Cat Recognition Algorithms? · · Score: 1

    or even just to have a cat in the first place? :o/

  12. Re:This is quite spiffy. on Cat Recognition Algorithms? · · Score: 0, Redundant

    Yes - but this cat flap already lets the cat in automatically! What the owner has done is modify it to only let the cat in when its not carrying a dead animal in its mouth.

  13. Re:This is quite spiffy. on Cat Recognition Algorithms? · · Score: 1

    The cat flap lets the cat in already (because of its collar) - what the story is about is not letting it in when its got a dead animal in its mouth.

  14. The mark 2 on Cat Recognition Algorithms? · · Score: 4, Funny

    gives the cat an electric shock & pours cold water over it if it tries to come in with a dead mouse. :o)

  15. Re:The words on Cat Recognition Algorithms? · · Score: 1

    Yes but I'm sure you don't need *that* much hardware to do it! Have you looked at the bottom photo yet?

  16. The words on Cat Recognition Algorithms? · · Score: 0, Flamebait

    haven't they got something better to do with their time? spring to mind.

  17. Re:Sony, Toshiba & IBM are creating an OS on Sony's R&D- Linux and PS3 · · Score: 1

    Consoles are designed specifically for playing games - therefore they are not the "desktops of tomorrow".

  18. Re:PS3 on Sony's R&D- Linux and PS3 · · Score: 1

    Well does making a platform easy to code for result in great games? Well not really - but it makes it easier to write them. Is a games console based on RedHat going to result in less crashes per a game than the PS2? Again debatable as the crashes could be down to either the OS or the game software itself.

  19. Re:PS2 and PS3 processors on Sony's R&D- Linux and PS3 · · Score: 1

    That article is the first I've ever read that goes on for ages and yet doesn't tell you anything about the PS3! I don't think Sony will be launching the PS3 just yet anyway - judging by the gap between the PS and PS2 launch.

  20. Sony's marketing department on Sony's R&D- Linux and PS3 · · Score: 1

    Well it makes a change to having X-box being thrown at us right left and centre (at least here in Europe anyway).

  21. Re:Uh no... on Thumbs Are the New Fingers for GameBoy Youth · · Score: 1

    Ah... that'll be my fault for speed reading the thing - although I was sure at the time the article was different!

  22. Re:Digital Video Discs & inferior products on MPAA Finds First Actual DVD Copiers in U.S. · · Score: 1

    I think the MPAA like to call them inferior even if they're not - just to try and stop people from buying them. Then again the ones that aren't copied from DVDs - but are somebody with a small camcorder in the cinema are inferior.

  23. most acronyms in one headline on MPAA Finds First Actual DVD Copiers in U.S. · · Score: 2, Funny

    In related news slashdot tries to break the world record for the number of acronyms in one headline.

  24. Re:1 down... on MPAA Finds First Actual DVD Copiers in U.S. · · Score: 1

    Yes but this kind of thing was bound to happen as the cost of DVD recording hardware (and blank media) came down & the amount of piracy went up.

  25. pirate DVDs on MPAA Finds First Actual DVD Copiers in U.S. · · Score: 1

    From what my younger brother says (he went to uni for a while) there's plenty of pirate DVDs that can be downloaded from the web too. Are they going to close down all those as well then?